best chance northern iowa and southern minnesota. we'll watch that story in the day ahead. here's a closer look at your day ahead. temperatures have cooled off in the desert southwest. it looks like most of our rain has ended. still some clouds lingering from looking nice. that's a look at your forecast. "early today" back in two. besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto? was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart men who are pregnant must not take entresto?. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto? with an ace inhibitor or or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto?. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. tomorrow, i'm gonna step out with my

. >>> scary in northern portions of iowa, southern minnesota. storms racing through wisconsin. flash flood watch in effect for 8 million people. a couple of flash flood warnings already. we can expect as much as 2 to 4 inches widespread. isolated, 7 to 8 inches. best chance northern iowa and southern minnesota. paine. fresno, sacramento, reading looking nice. that's a look at your forecast. "early today" back in two. besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto®- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto® was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto®. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto® with an ace inhibitor or or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto®. the most serious side effects are angioedema, lo

reviewing emergency flood plans. "8:58:32 there's a perfect storm up north so everything from even southern minnesota that is coming down there's different forms and there's different entries that ultimately end up just north of downtown near the cedar river and that can cause some problems. " the city says to keep checking its website for updates as it continues to monitor the situation. now more than 8 years after the 2008 flood, the city of cedar rapids is anticipating monday, the city will be updating how it's preparing for flooding at news conferences in the morning. kcrg-tv9's dave franzman joins us live from city hall where today's news conference just wrapped up. dave, what did they have to say? "in '08 it was much less in advance. i am happy to say only people are starting to take notes from today's 10 am city of cedar rapids flood briefing:hesco barriers are being set up. more of these portable flood walls are on the way. plan is deploy 4000 feet and supplementing with earth levies and berms to fully protect both sides of the river. sandbagging stations at them to homeowners and businesses.

this weekend but in the meantime a nasty thunderstorm setting up a northern portions of iowa, southern minnesota, and east into portions of wisconsin as well. not only are these nasty thunderstorms but notice how stationary they are. they are just one heavy batch of rain after another after another over the same spot. significant flooding has been taking place. you can see the estimates and some portions of northern iowa are well over five and six inches. we are amount of rain in three or four hours. so high water is taking place there. the twin cities have also been impacted. the game is still in a delay at this point. further to the east downstream look at all the cloud cover that has been kind of whipped up by all of these thunderstorms. it gets to the upper part of the atmosphere and then it carries a downstream. that's what we had been seen partly cloudy skies rather than just mostly sunny. these clouds of course are not going to bring us any rain. the rain will stay off to the west. as far as your forecast for tomorrow goes we will be off to a beautiful start with mostly sunny skies. tempe

parts of southern minnesota als have flooding over the past few days. most of the threat of major flooding has passed. >> and the city's departments has water rescue on both sides of the river. more emergency workers are flying into help. fox 31. nine people wounded this way when it's an open fire in a bus shopping center in houston. please hit the shooter officer shot and killed him. another was critically injured a suspect inside of the shooting. before a judge today. the 20 -year-old has confessed the crime. their best and saturday after a daylong manhunt. he's charged with first-degree murder in the death of five people at macy's in burlington, a suburb of seattle. he has a history of problems with mental health. carpark coming from a sink in high school. she said she did it help you celebrate help someone -- the here told us that much money. >> domino's big suspended for three days, inappropriate use o electronics in the restroom and everyone in my school, every critic self is in the. many girls shared selfies in protest. of the superintendent cut

reviewing emergency flood plans. "8:58:32 there's a perfect storm up north so everything from even southern minnesota that is coming down there's different forms and there's different entries that ultimately end up just north of downtown near the cedar river and that can cause some problems. " the city says to keep checking its website for updates as it continues to monitor the situation. cyclo-cross riders in iowa city are dealing with wet and muddy conditions. today is first day for riders at the cyclo-cross world cup and they are ready to race -- regardless of weather. but right now, here's a look at morning! it's ---. rain continues over portions of wrapping up by noon. heavy rain is again a concern going forward for the next few hours. the forecast focus remains on a quiet night along with a quiet day on saturday. by saturday night, we are back at it already with more rainfall which may cause additional rises on area rivers. stay tuned going into the weekend and river data is constantly updated and tweaked to reflect the latest conditions and forecast.today: morning storms possible, then turning

to the flooding problems, wisconsin, southern minnesota, northern iowa. this is the town of green the one that had mandatory evacuation. we still have other flooding problems this morning. more heavy rain is in northern portions of iowa. aems ames, iowa, major flooding expected this upcoming weekend. you see the area of red. we are dealing with flash flood warnings this hour. there is damage being done. it's a hot day through texas and the southeas that's a look at your friday forecast. your weekend forecast is coming up. "early today" back in two. huma. who knew hpv could lead to certain cancers and diseases? who knew that there was a vaccine that could have helped protect me from hpv when i was 11 or 12, way before i would even be exposed to it? did you know, mom? dad? what will you say? don't wait. talk to your child's doctor today. learn more at hpv.com. ?? when is your flu shot more than a flu shot? ?? thanks to customers like you, walgreens "get a shot. give a shot." program has helped provide 15 million vaccines through the un foundation. it's that

to the flooding problems, yesterday, it was all about wisconsin, southern minnesota, this is the town of green the one that had mandatory evacuation. we still have other flooding problems this morning. more heavy rain is in northern portions of iowa. aems ames, iowa, major flooding expected this upcoming weekend. you see the area of red. we are dealing with flash flood warnings this hour. there is damage being done. it's a hot day through texas and the southeast. here's a closer look at your ahead. >> well, thatters the first signs of that cool fall air. minneapolis is dipping down to 67 degrees. it will make it through the great lakes and the ohio valley and northeast this weekend. for the deep south, you will remain in the heat. that's a look at your friday forecast. your weekend forecast is coming up. "early today" back in two. up. "early today" back in two. huma. who knew hpv could lead to certain cancers and diseases? that could have helped protect me from hpv when i was 11 or 12, way before i would even be exposed to it? did you know, mom? dad? what will you say? don't wait. tal

this is because of that weather system right there, already conjuring up storms in southern minnesota. i will be tracking these tonight and into the morning, so don't forget to get the weatherwatch 12 weather app so you can track them. joyce: thank you. the man accused in bombings in new york and new jersey now officially faces fedal charges. investigators continue to search for answers. as abc's elizabeth hur reports, there's one piece of evidence providing major clues about the suspect. >> new charges filed reveal he planned and plotted his attacks for months. they also allege he planted explosives in a suitcase and backpack, let fingerprints on the power of the blast a strong enough to shatter windows 400 feet away more than three stories high. it alleges a journal was found on the suspect following the shootout with police, which prosecutors say include anti-american rants. these allegations come on the same day the fbi confirmed they had been warned about the suspect. >> what did you tell them? >> warning from the suspect's father in 2014, who later recanted his statement, though

the chance for strong city in southern minnesota into iowa and it is hot with 96 in dallas today and 93 in new orleans. the east coast have some rain today and temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. it is muggy out that direction looking at the rain in the desert southwest. bringing a lot of rain into arizona and the seven parts of california and the north baja region looking at the potential for flooding. 60s and 70s and fairly mellow. >>> it has been a smooth morning commute through town. i think you will like that drive to the airport on i-25, which is nice and open. running nepo eastbound along i-70 out to i- 225 the a line is running on time. >>> another warm day is on the way and coming up next on cbs4 what the part of transportation wants to do before more driverless cars hit the road and by this seems a little scary to some drivers. authorities are trying to figure out if he has any terrorist links. i am hena daniels in new york with the latest on the investigation comes up. >> it is time now for the colorado hyundai dealers sports break. -- it is tone for the board sports bre

wisconsin, iowa, southern minnesota, and this is one town, evacuations because of the river that was raging. unbelievable, heavy rain through the heart of northern iowa. we still have flash flood watches and warnings. rivers will remain high and be cresting in the upcoming weekend. the cedar river should be the second all-time highest crest. that goes back over 50 or 60 years. that's a look at the big weather story. now here's a closer look at your day ahead. well, that storm system went through utah that sparked severe behind it, cool weather to the south. some of the coolest air of the season. that moves into california. mt. shasta with a high in the mid 60s. >> i'll have the complete weekend forecast coming up. "early today" back in two. human papillomavirus. who knew hpv could lead to certain cancers and diseases? who knew my risk for hpv would increase as i got older? who knew that there was a vaccine that could have helped protect me from hpv did you know, mom? dad? what will you say? don't wait. talk to your child's doctor today. learn more at hpv.com. ?? when is your flu shot

precipitation across our viewing area, but as we widen out the view, just off to the west, from southern minnesota and then into western iowa, and that area in iowa will clip us as we approach the 10:00 hour. and then overnight we'll see a few more scattered raindrops before things dry up tomorrow. here's a live look from our waukesha county tower cam. some breaks trying to develop in the clouds. don't get used to that. enjoy them because they will be few and far between as we go through the rest of the night. your weather word is cooler, we've got a one-day drop coming our way as we head into the day 68 in waukesha. if you're heading out on the town, i think you're okay through 9:00, before the scattered rain redevelops, temperatures hovering near 70. i'll let you know when that rain departs and the sun returns in your storm team forecast coming up. >> a new state program trying to build up the workforce and some of milwaukee's poorest neighborhoods. >> shannon: an initiative launched after the recent violence and protest in sherman park. new at 6:00, ben jordan is live with the first step to rea

could get big storms in southern minnesota, northern iowa, flooding is an issue in the area, and we have our next system in the pacific northwest making its way in. we are looking at heavy rain in idaho, montana, wyoming today, and they could see a couple inches in areas, areas. could see a foot of snow with the system moving through. we won't get anything like that, and still hot into the southeast, and into the northeast, temperatures in the 90s, in the 80s, a lot more mellow out that direction, and cooler in phoenix. only 88 degrees. let's check with joel. how is the morning drive going. >> it's going great. i-70 the elevated portion of the highway, you're going to have company out there, but nothing that's going to slow you down. as a matter of fact, take a can see from i-70 inbound, along pena boulevard. into the 50s and 60s as you travel in that eastbound direction along i-70 from i-25 out to i-225, that's a 9 minute drive, and we have the a line running on time this morning. >> on time, how about that. 5:26 right now. temp outside 53. >>> coming up next, we have more unrest across

develop tonight and those are expected to work their way southeast and should clip northern iowan southern minnesota. you will notice during the next 24 hours that warm front does not move very much. still tomorrow afternoon is setting over northeastern iowa so that will be the focus for showers and thunderstorms for as a result of that where the ground is saturated up your northern iowa there is a flash flood watches the fact that is until 7:00 on thursday. could be several rounds of showers and storms between now and then with the potential of several inches of rain especially up in the northern two or three tiers of our counties. for the moment nothing happening in northeastern iowa. if you showers earlier but later on tonight the air is expected to light up with additional storms and you can see some tropical moisture coming up from the southwest. humid air into iowa and that is the setup that will lead to the strong showers and thunderstorms we are expecting in the next few days. the rainfall forecast, this is an average over the next several days. we may see is manchester inches of rain, could

flood watch for this, 8 million people included in this from green bay, minneapolis, ames, southern minnesotaand areas of wisconsin. so later on today, the same area i mentioned is going to get hot and then the thunderstorms will pop back up. of course, that means severe weather, too. from minneapolis to des moines, omaha, sioux city, 5 million people at risk for severe thunderstorms throughout the region, maybe an isolated tornado, but main threat is wind damage and isolated hail. norfolk, virginia beach, yesterday drenched, today drenched again, it's like a tropical depression sitting over and sending this rain into the delmarva region. you're going to stay that way through much of the day today. not going to deal too much with flooding problems, but it's not going to be exactly a beautiful beach day by any means from ocean city southwards. today's forecast, there is nice weather d.c., northwards, new england still feel like summer, and how about the heat, alex and louis. 92 to 95 in texas. yesterday it felt like 103 in dallas-ft. worth. >> wow, i say bring it on. >> fall's coming this week

heavy rains have also swamped parts of southern minnesota - where some areas dealt with up to 14-inches of rain over two days.schools were closed in the waseca area - and the state d-o-t had to close to busy highways.some folks were also forced to evacuate their homes. at the captiol - house lawmakers have now passed a bill would ban making cash payments to iran. iran.the government was criticized by some lawmakers for paying 1-point-3 billion dollars to iran this year.it came on the same day that the country released four u-s hostages in january.the obama administration says the payments were apart of a legal settlement dating back to the 1970's.the white house calls the bill ill-advised. south korea - has admitted to having a plan on stand-by to assassinate north korean admitted to having a plan in place when asked by parliament earlier this week.it was always believed that the country did have a plan - but the rising tensions in the region has intensified rhetoric lately.the u-s just fly two bombers over south korea this week as a show of force. it's and right now in it's de. degrees

. >> especially wisconsin, areas of iowa, and also southern minnesota.apolis area got hit last night, 6 inches of rain in a short period of time. maple grove, new video in from what happened last night. that's not what you want to see. about a foot or two of water in the roads. some of that water made its way into some of the businesses. we've had flash flood emergencies declared in wisconsin, people sandbagging throughout the night. this is the third night in a row they've dealt with this heavy rain. this morning it's now shifted to the south. the worst of it is right along the minnesota/iowa border. these storms are now shifting to the south. that's where the heaviest rains will fall during the day. from waterloo to ames. most of the heavy rain has already fallen, and a lot of those rivers are still going up and will be cresting in the next day or two. also, of course, fall equinox today. 10:21 a.m. on the east coast. that's when we kick in fall officially and end our summer season. it still doesn't feel like it. it's very warm out there today. tempera

flooding but river flooding and that will be a concern in am sop of those rivers that come out of southern minnesota and cut across northern and northeastern iowa as we go through the next few days. here again you can see the movement is generally to the east, but it is slow. >> pretty slow. still not said anything. and they haven't seen -- normally by this time you get a cancel, but that hasn't come up. >> you don't see the tornado warning on here, do you? i don't see any warning itself. >> so it does appear at least for now the warning has not been extended. we don't see any evidence of it there. so we are hoping that the tornado warning is canceled. >> yeah. it looks like -- >> expired anyway. >> it they haven't issued any other warnings. >> that being the case, we'll be continuing to monitor the situation, but we will send it back to the news desk. we will get an in that regard. >>> david muller will be going to prison for killing sabrina hustad janish in november. >> reporter: the jury returned a verdict of voluntary manslaughter. that means the jury believed that this was what some called a cr

said says the city spent "8:58:32 there's a perfect storm up north so everything from even southern minnesota that is coming down there's different forms and there's different entries that ultimately end up just north of downtown near the cedar river and that can cause some problems. " the city says to keep checking its website for updates as it continues to monitor the situation. millions of people with yahoo emails say their information was hacked during the last two years. news of this security breach doesn't come at a good time, as the company rain continues over portions of wrapping up by noon. heavy rain is again a concern going forward for the next few hours. the forecast focus remains on a saturday night, we are back at it already with more rainfall which may cause additional rises on area rivers. stay tuned going into the weekend and river data is constantly updated and tweaked to reflect the latest conditions and forecast. today: morning storms possible, then turning partly sunny. wind: se 5-10. high: 81 tonight: partly cloudy. wind: e 5-10. low: 66 tomorrow: partly cloudy. wind: se

torrential rains dropped as much malterer is in janesville, minnesota, that's the southern portion of the state. he received 13 inches of rain in two days. he says it i'll be a challenge to not just harest, but get the ccrops from the field to farm. those are the headlines...meteorologist cindi clawson is filling in for mike hoffman this week. cindi, fall is officially here, and it brought a lot of rain with it for some areas. yeah it's really been a slow mover we'l finally see it kicking out but it's gonna be it's still slow to move over the next few days starting the latest u s drought monitor mainly we continue to see not a lot of change over the last week that we still see some pretty odd serious dryness in parts of the northeast and parts of the southeast very little change out in the west in fact you could look at that for yourself over the past month you can see there really hasn't been a ton of change in much of the northeast and south is in fact it's gotten a little bit worse in the southeast we've seen some improvement in some of the high the week ahead and this has been tha

they've been filling up sandbags in the southern minnesota town of st. claire, facilities, and several homes. officials in thairibalt tried to straighten rivers. >>> it is the first day of fall, and boy did it look at it the start. big clouds, and cooler temperatures, but that did burn off a bit and warm up this afternoon. becky ditchfield joins us. not a bad intro to fall kind of day. >> it was really nice outside. the down side was, it it just took a lot louder for the clouds and the fog to burn off. since we didn't get as much of the sunshine early enough, temperatures only wound up in the '70s. still a pretty day, and still beautiful with mostly sunny skies across parts of the front range, boulder, and denver. we're seeing a couple of showers and thunderstorms down south. those are going to remain shower in the denver metro area before the day is done, but really the bigger story, not only the cooloff, but how windy it gets, as some of the cooler temperatures start to arrive. wind gusts could reach 30 miles per hour in some locations here across the

forecasters say some areas have it's a similar story in southern minnesota. a strong bout of weekend rain -- quickly turning streets into rivers. thankfully -- their forcast -- is nothing but clear skies -- straight through next week. new on good morning las vegas. a group of men are hailed heroes for saving a deer stuck in flood waters in iowa.. you can see here the poor thing getting swept away. the good samaritans say they noticed the deer was hurt and would eventually die of exhaustion. so they ju with the help of several others. (jamod sallis,waterloo ) "it feels good to see the city coming together in the midst of something like this to be able to save wildlife. animal, and that feels pretty good." not knowing what to do with the deer -- the men decided to keep hold of it -- drive it out of town -- and let it free. through tuesday afternoon. clear skies will be common along with sunny skies for sunday and monday but it comes at a bit of a price. winds will be a bit of a nuisance for the valley. today, sunny skies take over but the breeze will linger. hi

if everything goes as planned that split should keep that heavier precipitation across southern minnesota and extreme northern iowa and down into missouri. much of eastern iowa should get if there's going to be heavy rain it will be northeastern iowa. the temperatures tomorrow will be back in the upper 70s to the lower 80s across the area. with the dew points in the upper 70s it will turn muggy once again. that combination will give you the chance of showers and thunderstorms. tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night the system will come by and by saturday and sunday the temperature will be much nicer. clients will be building here to the rest of the night. it will be in the upper 50s in the northeast and in the 60s in the south. for tomorrow mostly cloudy skies around with a muggy day. storms in showers are possibility. afternoon and towards the evening. as you can see by saturday it's gone and we are down to 71 degrees. sunday looks nice at 74. another front comes through on monday with warmer weather and behind that we will have a few showers on tuesday. for the big game in iowa city it l

it's a similar story in southern minnesota. a strong bout of weekend rain -- quickly turning streets into rivers. thankfully -- their forcast -- is nothing but clear skies -- straight through next week. new on good morning las vegas. heroes for saving a deer stuck in flood waters in iowa.. you can see here the poor thing getting swept away. the good samaritans say they noticed the deer was hurt and would eventually die of exhaustion. so they jumped into action,,, with the help of several others. (jamod sallis,waterloo ) "it feels good to see the city coming together in the midst of something like this to be able to save wildlife. animal, and that feels pretty deer -- the men decided to keep hold of it -- drive it out of town -- and let it free. high pressure and dry air are taking over the southwest today through tuesday afternoon. clear skies will be common along with sunny skies for sunday and monday but it comes at a bit of a price. winds will be a bit of a nuisance for the valley. today, sunny skies take over breeze will li

southern minnesota down into iowa, you can see the showers and storms here. this is associated with a cold front that's actually going to move into our area tomorrow. it's not going to do much for us. it will cool us down for the weekend, and it might bring us a passing shower tomorrow. that's it. it has been so nice around here recently. for this first day of fall, things look pretty good. not fall just yet. 7:00 in the morning, and still going to be fall. we'll be in the 60s there, 71 by 9:00 and then 10:21 fall will begin. brian was joking a few minutes ago that at 10:21 when fall begins. the temperature will plummet. that's not the case, right? we're getting warmer. 83 midday and 86 this afternoon. then mostly clear for most of tonight, but later tonight clouds will be increasing. it is going to be very warm tonight. warmest night of the week. 80 at 7:00, 75 at 9:00 and then dropping to 72 by 11:00. this is not an open window kind of night at all. you may finally be able to open the windows this weekend. here's the full seven-day plans forecast. after we

it's a similar story in southern minnesota. -- quickly turning streets into rivers. thankfully -- their forcast -- is nothing but clear skies -- straight through next week. let's go to 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennet. high pressure and dry air are taking over the southwest tonight through tuesday afternoon. clear skies will be common along with sunny skies for tomorrow and monday but it comes at a bit of a price. winds will be a bit of a nuisance for the valley. tonight, overnight lows will drop to the mid and upper 60s between 25 and 35 mph, a wind-chill factor of the upper 50s will be common. by tomorrow, sunny skies take over but the breeze will linger. high temperatures look to range between 87 and 92 degrees. temperatures don't change much moving into the next work week. upper 80s and lower 90s will be common but clouds look to build in by tuesday and by tuesday night into wednesday, rain chances increase to between 20% and 30%. here at 13 action news we want all kids in las vegas to be comes at a bit of a price. winds will be a bit of a nuisance for th

stomach heavy rains have swamped parts of southern minnesota were some areas do with up to 14 inches of rain over two days. schools were closed over the waseca area and the state dot had to close a few busy highways. some were also forced to evacuate their homes. >>> 67 in marianne there's more let's take a look right now what we're working on for fox 20 morning life. how you can make a huge impact for women affected by breast cancer. stomach we give you tips to help with your garden and how to get ready for fall. that and more coming up on fox 20 morning life, eastern iowa's only local news at 7:00 a.m. stomach as we go to break let's take a look at the river levels. coming up we will put them at the bottom of your screen as well. cedar river in cedar falls 97.6 waterloo on the cedar river. you are looking at a map. this is a lack of the us geological survey. this is the cedar river. this is what the river would look like you will look like at a 24-foot class. i want to clear the form of cricket as we do that is where we're at right now. if you have driven over the cedar river in th

storms possible in southern minnesota, northern iowa today, potentially could turn severe. flooding is going to be a concern. big storms in utah, and could clip parts of western colorado, and we have that system in the pacific northwest going to bring moisture into parts of the northern rockies, they may see several inches of snow in parts of montana. let's check with joel. how is the drive going. >> an excellent start to the morning commute. hopefully we can keep it this way. i-25 in colorado. we have a lo there. the car's cooperating nicely as you're making your way in and through town. if you are making your way to the airport, i think you're going to like the drive along i- 70. quite a bit of company on the approach to brighten boulevard past washington. inbound on pena boulevard, should be a great drive. here are the drive times as you come from the west in the eastbound direction of i-70. speeds into the 50s. we are seeing the slowing diversity barrier, as she became the first african- american dancer for the american ballet company. e got to sit down with her before

doug: heavy flooding destroys areas across southern minnesota this weekend. eight businesses, dozens of homes and a rock quarry were flooded. heavy equipment nearly submerged after a dam broke. state officials say floodwaters have surpassed levels reached back in 2010 and the le sueur river continues to rise. shayna: president obama has vetoed a law that would have allowed the families of september 11 victims to sue saudi arabia. that could set up an override battle in congress. the house and senate both passed the legislation on voice votes. the president says the bill countries to start suing the u.s. over policies they don't like. doug: a judge has approved the settlement with curt schilling and the state of rhode island. schilling and three other 38 studio officials agreeing to the $2.5 million settlement to be paid by the company's insurance. a $75 million deal brought the failed gaming company to the state. rhode island has recovered $45 million. up in new hampshire, they're rockingham park racetrack. it was new england's first racing track opened 110 y

. >> parts of southern minnesota also experienced flooding over past few days. but it appears most of the threat of major flooding has passed. the rain started down south. and everything south of us comes north. >> national weather service predicts the cedar r crest at 23 feet in cedar rapids on tuesday morning. in chicago, matt finn, fox 13 news. >>> well still so hot. i know because of that we will have storms this afternoon. but i thought heard you say cold front. no mistake there. an actual cold front will be moving into our state. close call for our impacts but those antiuntil friday or saturday. so until then it's more of the same. and today's weather set up is similar to yesterday. storms later this afternoon. none of this sorts right now brook dale bay shore clouds are trying to build a bit we're waiting on sea breeze to really enhance our lift inspect a sirata beach looks fantastic the water temperatures, still in the upper 80s. and as i mentioned manatee and sarasota county beaches dealing with red tides. you want to avoid those areas if you suffer fro

doug: we have heavy flooding across southern minnesota this weekend. eight businesses, dozens of homes and a rock quarry were flooded. heavy equipment nearly submerged after a dam broke. state officials say floodwaters have surpassed levels reached back in 2010 and the le sueur river continues to rise. shayna: president obama has vetoed a law that would have september 11 victims to sue saudi arabia. this decision could set an override battle in congress. the house and senate both passed the legislation on voice votes. the president says the bill would open the window for other countries to start suing the u.s. over policies they don't like. >> now, here's josh brogadir with sportscenter 5, powered by xfinity. josh: in search of win number nine in a row, the name drew pomeranz does not immediately after two bad outings in which he couldn't make it out of the fourth inning, this may have been the big lefty's chance to pitch for a spot on the playoff roster. he got some help in the first inning. how about trying to find this baseball. david ortiz decided

and including southern minnesota and rising waters are being blamed for two deaths in wisconsin. >> and today as temperatures will be climbing into the record territories for the second day in a row. and in the downtown area in oakland where it is 95 degrees. san francisco it was 89 degrees. the temperatures, they are hotter than anything that we have seen all summer. one mother said that the water geysers were a great way to keep the kids occupied on the hot day. >> it is really hot. for and the kids, they are not -- it is really hot and the kids they do not like it, so it is good to have them out here for at least a little bit to get to us. >> san jose is closing allen rock park tomorrow due to the fire danger. the decision was based on the temperature reading of 102 degrees at the park today. and with very low humidity. >> all right, let's go back to chief meteorologist bill martin in the weather center with some relief coming on the next couple of days. >> 36 hours from now we should see the fog return and that will start to cool things off. but that's 36 hours from now. we'll go ba

minnesota. >>> a rare sighting and southern sonoma county. a camera set up by the state park captured a mother bear and her two cubs. you see them in the dark at sugar leverage state park. some believe the bears may have been displaced i recent fires. >>> it feels like summer now. finally. >> fall starts this week. 101 in livermore today. better air quality tomorrow. good to moderate air quality. tomorrow better because the ocean breeze is coming and that means not as hot. concord 100 yesterday and 99 today. 89 tomorrow. 78 on wednesday. it is 74 in san jose. 60s and oakland and san francisco. is strong sea breezes coming tomorrow and what that means is everybody close down. significant drop in temperatures. san francisco will be 15 degrees cooler tomorrow. compared to today. low pressure over southern california and southwestern arizona. it is the low up here that will crank up the onshore flow and drop our temperatures about five or 10 degrees every day between now and thursday. we will not be as warm tomorrow and temperatures running below

minnesota. our model is trying to move it across southern wisconsin tomorrow morning, it could happen but it is unlikely. better chances for rain and storms headed our way later in low 80s inland. 70s lake side. scatter periods of rain and storms on thursday. the temperatures falling into the 70s. >> thank you, sal. traffic watch 12, 43 and moreland. one car, there we go. the drive times are all in the green right now. 94 easnd you ten minutes. >> happening now, a wild fire burning out of control 234 california. tim has the latest information. tim? >> it is called o canyon fire and burning on 4500 acres. it is zero percent contained and 50 families are told to evacuate are safe. the fire postponed a rocket launch that was supposed to happen on sunday. it is unclear what caused this fire. >> tim, thank you. >> a report that hundreds of new american citizens are naturalized by mistake. that is a report from homeland security. they used make it through the process. the fingerprints have not been put into the digital data bases. >> one of donald trump's sons taking heat for comparing the refugees t

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idea from the cameras how crowded traffic s inbound delays pennsylvania of a jams from southern avenue to minnesota very slow-moving traffic in the district. things are moving really slow on branch avenue as you make your way out in brandywine as well towards the beltway. things on 210 in fort washington slow roll. crash activity car into a pole riggs road at south dakota avenue. caution there. give yourself plenty of extra time to get around. red line dealing with delays if you have any metro questions at rin fox5 tv on twitter. >> instagram users rejoice. the social media app is unrolling. >> pizza lovers, did you know it can actually boost your productivity? >> bring it on. >> um-hmm ♪ >>> it's a feature that instagram lovers have been waiting for for ages. pinch and zoom. the popular photo sharing app will now let users use their fingers to zoom in on their friends photos and videos. the only downside because -- how many times have you tried to do that? you know. >> you have to take screen shot. then you got to do the whole thing. but here's the downside. photo resolutions won't change if you z

southern wisconsin. but the model is developing an overnight thunderstorm complex in minnesota and sags it to the south tomorrow morning at 7:00. there is a chance of a few showers and few thundershowers early morning commute, better chances for tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night as we get a look at another area, not om of warm air, and potentially a cool front adds well and between the two rain and storms tomorrow. today though, so long to the fog and hello to sunshine. could see a chance for rain tomorrow. highs 80. spotty areas of rain on thay morning because of the fog. keep the low beams on. you may need the sunglasses going eastbound. the slow downs for you on the computer, everywhere starting to fill in with normal delays. travel times... a shooting near mount pleasant. we are going live with new information. thema? >> well, good morning, tim, we are here along highway 32 near kr. you are seeing the officers from the mount pleasant police department and have been on the scene here for a couple of hours. i spoke with a neighbor and she told me about 4:30 this morning she saw someone put into saying the

southern half of wisconsin. a few clouds are nosing into the north woods. there are showers across the dakotas and minnesota. into the afternoon and will be triggering the showers and storms. a good amount of sunshine this morning and increasing clouds and going up to 84, 85 degrees but the showers and storms any time after 3:00. reich now 65 at the airport. the winds are southwest. we continue to look at the southwest breezes. now let's time the rain. this is lunchtime and you can see we are looking at the in we get to 5:00. a couple of spotty showers are showing up in the southeast. a little more in the way of thundershowers picking up. this is 7:30. best chances, the really best chances are in the window 6:00 to 10:00. things are quieting down for us overnight. sunny on tuesday. low 80s. this is wednesday morning wet returning. for today, 84, 85 degrees for today. showers and a few storms, especially late this afternoon and tonight. low tonight 63. low 80s tomorrow. you are seeing wet for wednesday, thursday and friday. >> thank you, sal. 4:51. a sere ris of weekend shark attacks in florida. tim? >> the a