s. beautiful weather for globe, st. johns. 90's in yuma. 87 into kingman. douglas, you will be at 66 degrees. a little bit of cloud cover tonight. we'll be breezy, windy as we get your 10-day forecast showing cloudy conditions will linger monday, tuesday, and even into wednesday. the latest models show a 10%-15% chance of rain. we could see changes in that. the good news is we'll get to enjoy cooler tells that are below the seasonable norms. marc? >> all right, kristy, thanks. >>> coming up next, how super weeks away from halloween but >>> we're still an entire month away from halloween but some people are getting into the spirit. they did it this weekend. >> i'm not a big halloween person. >> no, not enthe -- even the candy? >> maybe that. an early mini halloween themed convention to throw keen halloween. it was held at the phoenix convention center. people got dressed up and they got tips on how to make their costume look better. >> you should have gone, marc. the convention had pumpkin carving tips and everything you need to up your >> i love halloween s

tomorrow, not a lot of the orange-red on the contour maps. 90's for some areas. 84 for st. johns. increasing cloud cover dropping down into the mid 70's. another beautiful night out there. for the valley keeping the90's- chance of showers. throughout the period, fantastic, number, 80's or 90's. when fall alives -- arrives and we're getting to enjoy the byproduct. this is when i wish i was on the morning show because you step outside and it feels like it is >>> coming up later in the show, this is an interesting story for sure. a turkey is found wandering in peoria and we have a reunion you nghorn's great american steak dinner for $12.99. perfectly seasoned sirloin with your choice of side. plus an appetizer or a dessert. only at longhorn steakhouse. there are only 43 days you can't fake steak. >>> there are only 43 days until voters head to the polls to electal new president and a lot of factors will come into play when making tt affiliation, likability of the candidate, experience. >> what celebrities think about the candidates and who they are endorsing. anita roman spoke to a po

chance for activity but breaks in the cloud cover and a little more sunshine pouring through. 60's in st. johns, 77 in yuma and the valley. we're looking at numbers in the 80's. florence, you have dropped into the 80's same for apache junction. much cooler than what we have seen for the seasonable high. the numbers we're going to see for the first day of fall in two days looking great. 92 degrees, a slight chance of activity for your afternoon into the evening and overnight hours cooling into the 80's and 64 for sedona. 62 for nogales. page in the upper 50's. tomorrow, 90's across the lower deserts. 70's tonight. slight chance for rain tomorrow and maybe intermittent storms for thursday. we see the upper 80's and 90's into your weekend. >> reporter: if you have to prioritize the number one issue for the arizona cardinals heading back buffaloes, we'll give you a hint, offensive lineman for the cardinals and patrick peterson's ? ? grocery shoppers of america! take your o organics baby carrots. take your eggs. even your o organics chips. and join the organic movement. o organics, >> reporter: let'

mid 80's in phoenix. 73 in lake havasu. 64 for st. johns. 53 degrees for flagstaff. the 80's for goodyear. ahwatukee, 84. 82 for apache junction. 80 degrees for florence. today, a whole 10 degrees cooler than where we are this time in september. great news there if you're ready for more fall-like weather. record today was set back in 2010 when we hit 107 degrees. far off from what we saw today. thursday, we'll see pleasant temperatures and temperatures in temperatures in the 90's cooling down into the 60's. overnight, 50's for prescott. 57 in page. 70 for tucson. red contour still on our map for tomorrow as we see 90's in the lower deserts. st. johns will be 82 degrees. slight chance of showers tonight into tomorrow. notice more cloud cover making ware into sun breaks. it looks like i cool back o'halleran: i had some really tough cases as a police detective. but the problem in washington is as clear as day -- we can't trust our politicians to work for us. tom o'halleran has a plan to hold the politicians accountable -- and no more first-class travel paid for by taxpay

mid 80's in phoenix. 73 in lake havasu. 64 for st. johns. 53 degrees for flagstaff. here in the valley, numbers in the 80's for goodyear. ahwatukee, 84. 82 for apache junction. 80 degrees for florence. today, a whole 10 degrees cooler than where we are this time in september. for more fall-like weather. record today was set back in 2010 when we hit 107 degrees. far off from what we saw today. thursday, we'll see pleasant temperatures and temperatures in the warmer side with temperatures in the 90's cooling down into the 60's. overnight, 50's for prescott. 57 in page. 70 for tucson. red contour still on our map lower deserts. st. johns will be 82 degrees. slight chance of showers tonight into tomorrow. notice more cloud cover making ware into sun breaks. it looks like it may cool back with this level of engineering... it's a performance machine. with this degree of intelligence... it's a supercomputer. with this grade of protection... it's an oasis. introducing the completely redesigned e-class. it's everything you need it to be... and more. lease the e300 for $549 a m

cbs 58's kyle aevermann has more from mayville. 3 we are outside of st. john school just 24 hours ago the spot where i'm standing was completely flooded. has been closed down for the day as teachers clean up. and clean up is what it's all about. "look at that that 7 inches" gerald engmann live directly behind parkview elementary, one of two schools that were evacuated because of heavy rain and rising water wednesday engmann "you should've seen this yesterday the water was all the way up to here."and his 50 years in this home, he like this one. "it came down just like in buckets you know" natsdown the street crews from the mayville public works department were out early this morning in front of saint johns school, removing sandbags and concrete blocks so that road could reopen. "is it kind of all hands on deck?" "big time, yeah. yeah there's no doubt." doubt."jack hurst, public works superintendent says it's been about 10 years since the city saw a storm of this magnitude. and says clean up will likely take weeks. "in a flood this big, the swirling water you'll

s ?lindsey branwall? joins us live from st. john's lutheran school where they were sandbagg exactly two weeks ago. lindsey-- what is the community doing this time? the rain is coming down light, but mayville public works already taken precautions to prevent flooding. they say the dam has been open since the last flooding event two weeks ago.they're also using a back hoe to take debris out of the water, and to keep it flowing.public works believes these rains won't end up with flooding 7:29:38-49 jack hurst, city of mayville street superintendent: "the big part instead of backing up. if we can keep that down we'll be in pretty good shape." shape." law enforcement won't make a call to bring out sandbags until a flash flood warning is issued. the flash flood watch lasts through tomorrow evening 3 we know some of you may have to head out now..andy brovelli is here with a traffic update. andy. 3 3 forecast...flash flood watch through 7pm thursday (dodge, storms. low: 66thursday and friday; additional showers and storms. highs in ? >>> good morning. >>> good morning. it is wednesday, september 21, 2016.

st. john vianney community center. >>> today the state of california launches a campaign to stop the spike in pedestrian fatalities. kpix 5's medina is live in san jose on all it took before lawmakers stressed pedestrians don't have armor. >> reporter: this is actually a startling number. but there were 813 pedestrians killed in california last year alone. and that number keeps going up. so lawmakers are stepping in. they are declaring september, california pedestrian safety month. again, 813 pedestrians killed in california last year alone. and that's almost a 20% increase from 10 years ago. lawmakers are launching a campaign to get pedestrians more aware of their surroundings. they are also wanting drivers to be more aware and they are using a catchy ad showing a character wearing armor. >> and drivers act like they own the road. >> oh, yeah. ♪[ music ] >> they're both wrong. [ beep beep ] [ crash ] >> be aware, be alert. pedestrians don't have armor. >> reporter: so if you took a close look at the character over there, he was wearing armor. that armor made of car parts, driving the point that pedestrians are not made of

s kyle aevermann is live in mayville with an update.kyle? we're hear near ????. take a look at how things are looking this morning. the water is receding. yesterday two schools in mayville... st john's school and park view elementary school had to be evacuated because of the flooding.st. john's has announced on facebook that while the water has not reached the inside of the school, students will be off, while teachers will report.so far there is no word on if school at parkview elementary. volunteers and emergency workers used sandbags and concrete blocks to build a barrier.. neighbors say it was a fast quick storm and a fast 3 laurie benter, mayville "that's what mayville is all about you know? we all pulled together whenever we have to and they're all here for us." kyle wilson, mayville coming in the basement." highway 28 was closed because of the water yesterday, but is back open 3 a daycare in west allis plans to ?re-open? this morning... after flooding last night trapped more than a dozen kids and babies inside the building. cbs 58 was the ?first on the scene?... near 114-th and celev. celeveland.17 people were inside "kindercare"... when the road outside became impassable.fire

john hinckley jr.'s president whereabouts. do we know anymore? >> reporter: ayman, we don't. in part, this is a gradual transition getting him away from st.pital. this has been done in faces of phases. right now he can stay 17 days, 17 nights in this gated community behind me. what happens today, it's permanent. he can call this home. there are court imposed restrictions what he can and cannot dochl as of today john hinckley jr. can call this his permanent residence and make it his home. ayman. >> we know what time he may be released. do we know more about his personal mental condition? >> his personal mental condition according to everything the court has been reviewing has been in much sounder position for 20 years, the psychosis he dealt with, drankment that led him to try to assassinate president ronald reagan. they say he has dealt with that. he's still under order to see a psychiatry, continue with treatment. a lot of restrictions on him. he can, however, drive. he's supposed to go up to washington, d.c., once a month, have another checkin with the clinic there. that's something can he drive himself to. they want him to work to try