high: 90 (feels like temp. 100-105)tonight: scattered storms. heavy rain possible. low: 74friday: more storms. high: 87weekend: dry and seasonable. highs near 80. lows in the 60s.forecast... today: very warm and humid. chance of a late day storm. high: 90 (feels like temp. 100- 105)tonight: scattered storms. heavy rain possible. low: 74 friday: more storms. high: 87 weekend: dry and seasonable. highs near 80. lows in the 60s. 3 roads are dry this morningweather will not impact the roadways.work continues at the zoo interchange overnight and because of this there will be overnight closuresi-894 nb will be closed from national ave. through the zoo for i-94 eb to i-41/us-45 nb system ramp will close long term until spring 2017 from reconstructionall part of the zoo interchange project. hwy 100 will become the main detour while this closure is in place.a reminder that off the freeway in wauwatosa center st. e/wb is now closed from 112-115th for bridge reconstruction a young man is ?dead? this morning... after sneaking into a ?milwaukee county pool? after dark. dark.now

extended temps show hotter temps as we head through the week. expecting those temps to peak near 110 by the end of the workweek. staying dry as no monsoon has been seen. wind could be breezy at times through the week, but it's next week and late weekend when we do anticipate stronger winds. monsoon could return late next week or the week after according to long ra ((paul joncich)) >>> coming up on the valley's news leader the city of hendserson is showing their pride for a local champion. >> our 8 news now good day teams sits down with mayor andy hafen for how the city plan's to honor a homegrown olympic gold medalist. announcer: you're watching 8 news now at four. and it's an exciting times for the district especially in henderson. ((christianne klein)) >> this morning our 8 news now good day team sat down with henderson mayor andy hafen to talk about the future of education in the valley and how they are honoring a local olympic champion.//// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> it's the first day back to school it's a big day one of our parents wants to kno

extended temps show hotter temps as we head through the week. expecting those temps to peak near 110 by the end of the workweek. staying dry as no monsoon has been seen. wind could be breezy at times through the week, but it's next weea anticipate stronger winds. monsoon could return late next week or the week after according to long range models but that could change as well.<<<))) ((paul joncich)) >>> south rainbow boulevard has been driving the mountain's edge community crazy way... demetria obilor found out when the county will finally build out this road in today's whats driving you crazy..... (( )) demetria obilor: >>> tyra asks, "do they ever plan to open south rainbow boulevard between mountain's edge parkway and cactus avenue?" so, i've got some good news from the county regarding this project. the ball should get rolling by mid-september and improvements will go beyond rainbow boulevard. actually before crews even start on rainbow, contractors will need to refresh pavementa meranto avenue, tenaya way and serene avenue. afterward, contr

temps around the valley in the 90s through many neighborhoods with the warmest temps typically over to the east side of the valley not as warm for the foothills and the northwest part of the region. we're below normal for temps but not much. the clouds also helped keep a lid on any daytime warming from the sun. ................................ ... ................... regional temps also stayed warm but still hot over in death valley valley from mesquite all the way down to laughlin. more tolerable temps in the central great basin with those areas inthe 80's to low 90's. ........ ........................... ................ radar shows very little convective t'storm occurring. a shield of clouds helped keep a tight lid on any storm development this morning and afternoon. now with clearing and us getting to the hottest part of the day, there is still slight chances for t'storms mainly east of i-15 for southern clark county. mostly in mohave county. ....... ............................ .................. futurecast shows we get a better break from those storms chances tomorrow but it's su

milder air in with it, dropping high temps back to around 100 for friday and next saturday. one dog's long-stay in a monday. high temps will hover around 100 through tuesday. some days could even drop to the upper 90s. the system will be out of the area by tuesday morning and slightly warmer temps in the low 100s are in store for friday. milder air in with it, dropping high temps back to around 100 for friday and next saturday. one dog's long-stay in a monday. high temps will hover around 100 through tuesday. some days could even drop to the upper 90s. the system will be out of the area by tuesday morning and slightly warmer temps in the low 100s are in store for friday. the system will bring some milder air in with it, dropping high temps back to around 100 phoenix shelter -- has workers monday. high temps will hover around 100 through tuesday. some days could even drop to the upper 90s. the system will be out of the area by tuesday morning and slightly warmer temps in the low 100s are in store for wednesday and thursday. another system will start to push in and bring breez

regional temps also stayed hot today with hottest temps still in laughlin and over to death valley. more tolerable temps can be found up in the central great basin. but northeastern clark in sticky and still run the risk of more t'storms this evening. ................................ ... ..... tracking storms on the radar shows many areas in the higher terrain seeing the better chance of t'storms even through this evening. still can't rule out a chance of some of those mountain storms to roll through the valley and give us wind and downpours again. the air is juiced up and saturatued enough for this to occur and likely with storms. ................................ ... ........ zooming out you can see the monsoon moisture still tapped in from out south and plenty to work with. with that flow still in place and the terrain created these storms we still have chances even when the sun goes down this evening. hrrr models depict chances for tonight even late night as well. ................................ ... .............. temps still expected to drop to the 80's by morning. no records e

regional temps also stayed hot with hottest temps in laughlin and death valley. although we definitely got hotter for the colorado river valley from mesquite all the way down to the searchlight. mo great basin where they also had some wind develop too. ................................ ... ..... u.s. temps show get stay hot only in the desert southwest but the southern plains with feels like temps in the 100's. still hot states with muggy conditions there down to the deep south. ................................ ... .......... doppler radar looking clear again across the region with most of the precip up in the pacific northwest. looking at the high mexico/texas to continue to pros specifically late week. looking at the next system to roll through the north part of the state to increase wind this weekend and especially next week. .......................... ......... ................ here's the forecast. 80's by morning with clear skies and winds finally calming down overnight. should be comfortable and clear by morning wit wake-up temps in the 80's again. tomorrow

extended temps show hotter temps as we head through the week. expecting those temps to peak near 110 by the end of the workweek. staying dry as no monsoon has been seen. wind could be breezy at times through the week, but it's next week and late weekend when we do anticipate stronger winds. monsoon could return late next week or the week after according to long range models but that could change as well.<<<))) >>> ((denise valdez)) >>> up next... thursday is the new friday for amazon employees. >> but the three-day work week comes at a price. tonight at six... the quick action north las vegas officials took... despite not being on the hook for sidewalk improvements near several local schools./// <<< (( "you're watching 8 news now at five.")) >>> ads for joe heck are attacking my time as attorney general. the thing they left out is the truth. i'm proud of my record cracking down on meth, protecting seniors from scams, and holding banks accountable for defrauding homeowners. i'm catherine cortez masto. i approve this message because i've spent my

extended temps show hotter temps expecting those temps to peak near 110 by the end of the workweek. staying dry as no monsoon has been seen. wind could be breezy at times through the week, but it's next week and late weekend when we do anticipate stronger winds. monsoon could return late next week or the week after according to long range models but that could change as well.<<<))) >>> ((dave courvoisier)) >>> still ahead... calling out unruly ((denise valdez)) >> see how american airlines is making sure folks know what it means to be a "great flyer" on their planes./// <<< (( "you're watching 8 news now at five.")) i pledge allegiance, to the flag [continues in background] they're bringing drugs, they're brigning crime, they're rapists... you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes... blood coming out of her...wherever [pledge continues in background] you gotta see this guy; "oh, i don't know what i said. ah, i don't remember." i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters... get out! ((denise valdez)) >>> most everyone has bee

temps right back into normal low 100s and then extra hot temps back to you!/// ((michelle mortensen)) sexually assaulting a hotel employee inside boulder station told police he doens't report, ivon major claimed he was on meth and heroin at the time. police say the 22-year-old punched the victim in the face and body multiple times before assaulting her. major reportedly ran away after a co-worker called out to the hotel employee. major's mother turned him in after seeing surveillance video on the news./// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> start your week on 8 news now good day.. with "monday mornings with the mayors." you can submit your questions on las vegas now dot com... and then tune in on monday during the 6am newscast.. answered.// ((brian loftus)) >>> donald trump's issues with the republican party continues to grow.. ((michelle mortensen)) >> why dozens of gop leaders want the rnc to stop funding the nominee's campaign.. and where they want the money to go instead. ((brian loftus)) >>> plus.. the potential first gentleman is in the valley today ... where bi

temps around the valley in the 90s through many neighborhoods with the warmest temps typically over to the east side of the valley and southeast sections. not as warm for the foothills and the northwest part of the region. we're below normal for temps but not much. helped keep a lid on any daytime warming from the sun. .......... ......................... ................... regional temps also stayed warm but still hot over in death valley where they had more sunshine. warm down the colorado river valley from mesquite all the way down to laughlin. more tolerable temps in the central great basin with those areas inthe 80's to low 90's. ................................ ... ................ radar shows very little convective t'storm occurring. a shield of clouds helped keep a tight lid on any storm now with clearing and us getting to the hottest part of the day, there is still slight chances for t'storms mainly east of i-15 and better chances for southern clark county. mostly in mohave county. ....... ............................ .................. futurecast shows we get a better break

of the forecast for the first part of the week which will mean drier conditions and above average temps. expect a high of 103 tomorrow and 105 on tuesday with mainly sunny skies both days. wednesday will still be hot with a high of 104, but we'll start to see more cloud cover and rising humidity far ahead of a pacific system that will bring changes to the weather pattern. officials are investigating two deaths around lake mead over the weekend. passed away yesterday. 13 action news reporter david schuman is live on lake mead with what we know. david. we got here just as the coroner was taking away the body of the 63 year old woman who surfaced to the water unconscious. other boaters on the lake described the horrifying moments of what happened as they listened in on the radio. 051213 sande hart "oh it was so sad to hear, just immediately we knew. foaming at the mouth. they were doing with they could with cpr and we were just praying the whole time." run of the lake. they say they brought her here to callville bay to meet first responders but it was too late. now this is all in addition

extended temps show hotter temps as we head through the week. expecting those temps to peak near 110 by the end of the workweek. staying dry as no monsoon has been seen. wind could be breezy at times through the week, but it's next week and late weekend when we do anticipate stronger winds. monsoon could return late next week or the week after according to long range models but that could change as well.<<<))) with las vegas ties brought home gold medals. ((denise valdez)) >> one brought home gold and bronze. cody miller today. ((chris maathuis)) >> the olympic swimmer started his career here in las vegas. at the very pool where he showed off his hardware... two medals and a ton of fans to get a picture with the olympic winner. >>> plus... now that johnny stanton was named starting quarterback... what's next for the rebels? more coming up here on channel 8./// vegas olympian to show off his medals. miller is a two time medal winner and today met with other swimmers and fans near the same pool where he once trained. miller signed autographs with

extended temps show hotter temps as we head through the week. expecting those temps to peak near 110 by the end of the workweek. staying dry as no monsoon has been seen. wind could be breezy at times through the week, but it's next anticipate stronger winds. monsoon could return late next week or the week after according to long range models but that could change as well.<<<))) ((dave courvoisier)) >>> a las vegan made history at the summer games in rio. ((denise valdez)) >> the first american to win a medal at the games. ((chris maathuis)) >> fields was given a key to the city and more. henderson also proclaimed this day 'connor fields day' more with the gold medal winner coming up. >>> also... the rebels are looking at a season that appears to be a little more manageable. but should we keep it secret? more coming up next here on channel 8. he medal. didn't happen. so for four years fields was forced to think about the disappointment. but he also had four years to prepare for a run in rio. this time he struck the mother lode... bringing home go

valley temps near 100 throughout the region. hottest over to the east side of the valley where we're lower in elevation. not as hot over the west sid eand foothillls at today. great conditions up in kyle canyon where it still remain comfortable in the afternoon and evening hours. ................. .................. ....... hottest in the death valley and laughlin. very warm down the colorado river valley with in the 100's this afternoon from mesquite down river to laughlin. not as hot and more tolerablet temps can be found up in the central great basin. ................................ ... ........... u.s. temps show hot and muggy through the deep south. the heat returns to the mid-atlantic states but not as muggy as early august where heat indices were up to 105 in some spots. cooler in the upper plains with more warm weather for seattle as they continue with sunshine and heat. ................................ ... ............ dry and hazy conditions can be found right now, with storms firing up in lincoln and mohave counties.

w00s tawith hotter temps returning to near normal and 105 degrees by monday. ((sherry swensk)) metria, how are the ads doing?kirsten joyce)) > a worker is recovering is morning..after hwas stung hdf times by a of bees. e clark coug ar russell and grand canyon ive.. to remove the bees from a home. two workers were only wearing protective gear... the third suffered from severe bee stings. one witness who tried to get help says.. the worker's face was so swollen.. she couldn't make out what he looked like. the clark county fire department bees. we have a link on our website, las vegas now dot com. /// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> this video is a look inside the animal foundation.. where nearly 600 roosters are currently behind held.. after they were seized from a property in the northeast part of town. police say javier salgado and silvester gayton.. are accused of raising the roosters for a fighting ring. the son of one of the suspect's told police.. the rooster's were only for shows... and to sell to farmers. both suspects face two counts of owning, training, or selli

high temps will hover around 100 through tuesday. some days could even drop to the upper the system will be out of the area by tuesday morning and slightly warmer temps in the low 100s are in store for wednesday and thursday. another system will start to and friday. the system will bring some milder air in with it, dropping high temps back to around 100 for friday and next saturday. ((ad-lib at desk)) you could call this case -- cut -- and dry. oxnard, california police -- go to a domestic-violence suspect. they were told -- he locked himself in a laundry room. but they couldn't find him. officers were about to leave -- when they took one last look -- inside the dryer. and -- you guessed it. that-- is where they found 30-year- old ivan lopez. he got out -- and surrendered peacefully. local firefighters and n- h-l stars -- battle on the ice for a good cause. fiesta rancho ice arena -- is all for fun. in the past -- all the money raised -- went to the las vegas firefighters youth-hockey foundation but this year -- is extra special. hal

high temps will hover around 10 some days could even drop to the upper 90s. the system will be out of the area by tuesday morning and slightly warmer temps in the low 100s are in store for wednesday and push in and bring breezy winds to the area thursday and friday. the system will bring some milder air in with it, dropping high temps back to friday and next saturday. a pacific storm system will pass to our south and as it does it will drag in cloud cover and moisture. expect chances for rain with this high temps will hover around 100 through tuesday. some days could even drop to the upper 90s. the system will be out of the area by tuesday morning and slightly warmer temps in the low 100s are in store for wednesday and friday. the system will bring some a couple weeks ago.... it was the un-lucky seven. this morning it's the crazy eight! valley restaurants have kept health inspectors... busy. and that means... darcy spears has a lot... to talk about. it's a new record this week.... with -8- restaurants... on "dirty dining". < the restaurant claiming it's been

by 9 temps in the low 90s... we'll reach 101 by noon with temps peaking aroune 3pm or so up to 108 degrees. ...................... satellite/radar shows dry weather will prevail across most of the region as weak disturbances move over california and nevada the first half of the week bringing breezy periods and slightly lower temperatures. ...................... as winds coming out of the sw, breezy tomorrow but also turning slightly gusty between 11am and 7pm. ..................... there will be some potential for a return of moisture later in the week which could bring isolated thunderstorms and more seasonal temperatures to parts of the area. .................... short term: tonight through tuesday night... the area of high pressure nosing across southern california and southern nevada was helping boost temperatures a few degrees over readings 24 hours ago. temperature curve as a shortwave trough currently moving into northern california slides across nevada monday and breaks down the ridge. ...................

extended temps show hotter temps as we head through the week. expecting those temps to peak near 110 by the end of the wind could be breezy at times through the week, but it's next week and late weekend when we do anticipate stronger winds. monsoon could return late next week or the week after according to long range models but that could change as well.<<<))) ((weather toss)) ((dave courvoisier)) >>> another gold medal winner from las vegas is being recognized tonight. ((denise valdez)) connor fields made history in rio... sports director chris maathuis is live in henderson where the bmx rider is being honored. ((chris maathuis)) it's so cool to see those olympic gold medals from athletes here in las vegas. the city of henderson honoring the cyclist with a key to the city... more from connor coming up here on chae news music ((chris maathuis)) it's connor fields day here in henderson... the gold medal winner being honored by the city rider connor fields. on gold medal run. challenge london games to rio games bmx in olympics >>> don't forget to

slightly warmer temps in the low 100s are in store for wednesday and thursday. another system will start to push in and bring breezy winds to the area thursday and . the system will bring some milder air in with it, dropping high temps back to around 100 for friday and next saturday. breaking overnight -- one pers after this crash. it happened just before 1-30 this morning at the intersection of silverado ranch and ( ) gillespie. light -- t-boning a sedan. right now local police and firefighters have a lot on their hands.. two house fires. one -- set by squatters. and police are investigating two homicides. the first one -- near tropicana and maryland. detectives say -- a person is dead -- after getting into some type of altercation -- just after 2 yesterday afternoon the victim -- was rushed to desert springs hospital -- where they later died . no word on any suspects. just hours earlier -- a woma apartment complex -- near cheyenne and pecos. police say about six people heard multiple gunshots a little after noon yesterday. less than an hour later...a woman dis

high: 90 (feels like temp. 100- 105)tonight: scattered storms. heavy rain possi weekend: dry and seasonable. highs near 80. lows in the 60s. 3 3 roads are dry this morningweather will not impact the roadways.work continues at the zoo interchange overnight and because of this there will be overnight closuresi-894 nb roadwork. starting monday the i-94 eb to i-41/us-45 nb system ramp will close long term until spring 2017 from a young man is ?dead? this morning... after sneaking into a ?milwaukee county pool? after dark. dark.the 19-year-old drowned at the washington park swimming pool. cbs 58's julie parise is live in the newsroom with our top story. julie, you heard from neighbors.what did they have to say? at least one woman tells us -- teenagers are frequently sneaking into the pool after hoursshe says -- she's not surprised a tragedy like this happened. according to the milwaukee police department, the 19- year-old jumped the locked fence at the pool with a few of his friends.he then decided to go for a swim.soon, he began having trouble - and

temps around the valley in the 90s through many neighborhoods with the warmest temps typically valley and southeast sections. not as warm for the foothills and the northwest part of the region. we're below normal for temps but not much. the clouds also helped keep a lid on any daytime warming from the sun. ....................... ............ ................... regional temps also stayed warm but still hot over in death valley where they had more sunshine. warm down the colorado river valley from mesquite all the way down to laughlin. more tolerable temps in the central great basin with those areas inthe 80's to low 90's. ........ ........................... ................ radar shows very little a shield of clouds helped keep a tight lid on any storm development this morning and afternoon. now with clearing and us getting to the hottest part of the day, there is still slight chances for t'storms mainly east of i-15 and better chances for southern clark county. mostly in mohave county. ....... ............................ .................. futurecast shows we get a better break fr

temps around the valley in the 90s through many neighborhoods with the warmest temps typically over to the east side of the valley and southeast sections. not as warm for the foothills and the northwest part of the region. we're below normal for temps but not much. the clouds also helped keep a lid on any daytime warming from the sun. ....................... ............ ................... regional temps also stayed warm but still hot over in death warm down the colorado river valley from mesquite all the way down to laughlin. more tolerable temps in the central great basin with those areas inthe 80's to low 90's. ................................ ... ................ radar shows very little convective t'storm occurring. a shield of clouds helped keep a tight lid on any storm development this morning and afternoon. now with clearing and us getting to the hottest part of the day, there is still slight chances for t'storms mainly east of i-15 and better chances for southern clark county. mostly in mohave county. ....... ............................ .................. futurecast shows we

temps show get stay hot only southern plains with feels like temps in the 100's. still hot also for the northern plains and the mid-atlantic states with muggy conditions there down to the deep south. .. ............................. .... .......... doppler radar looking clear again across the region with most of the precip up in the pacific northwest. looking at the high mexico/texas to continue to progress northward and bring hotter weather this week; specifically late week. looking at the next system to weekend and especially next week. .......................... ......... ................ here's the forecast. 80's by morning with clear skies d winds finally calmi wn overnight.ou mfortable and cle morning wit wake-up temps in e morrow expect a high of 106ain . ... ....................tended pecting those temps topeak near rkweek. staying dry as no nsoon has beed be breezy at times through the week, but it's next week and late weekend when we do anticipate stronger winds. week or the week after according to long range models but that could change as well.<<<))) (

high pressure will be in control of the forecast for conditions and above average temps. expect a high of 103 tomorrow and 105 on tuesday with mainly sunny skies both days. wednesday will still be hot bring changes to the weather pattern. we could start to see a chance for showers as early as wednesday afternoon. the slight chances will continue on thursday and high temps will drop a bit to 101 with partly cloudy skies. as the system passes near the another system will follow closely behind, which will keep us breezy for the weekend and continue to shave a few degrees off high temps with a high of 99 saturday and 98 and 105 on tuesday with mainly sunny skies both days. wednesday will still be hot with a high of 104, but we'll start to see more cloud cover and rising humidity far ahead of a pacific system that will bring changes to the weather pattern. we could start to see a chance for showers as early as wednesday afternoon. the slight chances will continue on thursday and high temps will drop a bit to 101 with partly cloudy skies. as the system passes near the area, the

regional temps also stayed hot today with hottest temps still in laughlin and over to death valley. more tolerable temps can be found up in the central great basin. but northeastern clark in mesquite still remained hot and sticky and still run the risk of more t'storms this evening. ................................ ... ..... tracking storms on the radar shows many areas in the higher terrain seeing the better chance of t'storms even through this evening. roll through the valley and give us wind and downpours again. the air is juiced up and saturatued enough for this to occur and likely with storms. ................................ ... ........ zooming out you can see the monsoon moisture still tapped in from out south and plenty to work with. with that flow still in place and the terrain created these storms we still have chances even when the sun goes down this evening. hrrr models depict chances for tonight even late night as well. ................................ ... .............. so here the forecast for this evening. temps still expected to drop to the 80's by morning. no reco

above normal temps inland and above average to near below inland temps. >>> a major bart delay. trains are not moving in daly city because of a cable issue. so what's happening now as trains are being turned around at 24th street coming into san francisco and being turned around going back out to the east bay at 24th street. that's where they have a turn around there and they cannot go further down the line so service in glenn park and the stations after 24th, all the stations after 24th are not going to be serviced. trains are coming in but fortunately most people come into the downtown area and then that's as far as they go so a lot of inconvenienced people right now between 24th and the rest of the line. we're trying to find out more. in fact, i just got off the phone with bart and they told me they know it's a cable issue but nothing more. so brace yourself for some major bart delays. we're trying to get to the bottom of it as well. let's go to maps. i want to show you the traffic on the tracy commute is okay. it's a little bit slow on 580 as you drive through the area. ther

lots of sun sticks around for friday with temps reaching the day weekend: stays sunny to start the holiday weekend with clouds returning for labor day itself but rain chances holding off for now. warming up slightly starting in the middle 70s saturday and right around 800 forsunday and monday. 3 roads are in great shape this morningweather shouldn't impact the morning commute. lanes will close overnight along i-894 nb from national through the zoo for sign structure inspection.the i-94 eb to i-41/us-45 nb system ramp is now closed long term until spring 2017 for reconstructionall part of the zoo interchange project. hwy 100 will become the main detour while this closure is in place.plan on slow through the area.another remind that the national, lincoln and greenfied ave entrance ramps to i-894 nb are now closed until fall 2016a new zipper merge is also in place between national and greenfield ave as well. drivers should use posted alternates p our ?top? story this morning--- milwaukee police returned to the ?sherman park neighborhood overnight.? families in the area called them.. and asked

chance of a la like temp. 100-105)tonight: scattered storms. heavy rain possible. low: 74friday: more storms. high: 87weekend: dry and seasonable. highs near 80. lows in the 60s.forecast... today: very warm and humid. chance of a late day storm. high: 90 (feels like temp. 100- 105)tonight: scattered storms. heavy rain possible. low: 74 friday: more storms. high: 87 weekend: dry and seasonable. new this morning...a young man is dead after breaking into a public pool with his friends. the 19-year-old drowned at washington park pool on north 40th street. cbs 58's julie parise is live in the newsroom with reaction from neighbors. julie? 3neighbor tells us -- she's called police about kids breaking into the pool several times before.she says if these kids had been stopped, the young man may still be alive. according to the milwaukee police department, the 19- year-old jumped the locked fence at the pool with a few of his friends.he then decided to go for a swim.soon, he began having trouble - and sank to the bottom of the pool. when officers got there -- one jumped in t

lows around 70.extended: hot on fday wi temps round 90. on/off storm chances friday evening through saturday morning. look for slightly cool weather into the weekend. then we could see some in the 70s. lows 50s and 60s. today: mix of clouds and sun. isolated chance for a storm. highs around 85. winds: se 5-15 mph.tonight: chance of storms, mainly overnight. lows around 70.extended: hot n friy with temps arund 90. on/off storm chances friday evening through saturday morning. look for slightly cool weather into the weekend. then we cold see some leftov showers sunday. highs in the 70s. lows 50s and 60s. today: mix of clouds and sun. isolated chance for a storm. highs arou. 85nds: se 5-15 mph.tonight: chance of around 70.extended: hot on friday with temps around 90. on evening through saturday morning. look for slightly cool weather into the weekend. then we could see some leftover showers sunday. highs in the 70s. lows 50s and 60s. 3 today: mix of clouds and sun. isolated chance for a storm. highs around 85. winds: se 5-15 mph.tonight: chanc

high temps will hover around 100 through tuesday. the upper 90s. a 13 action news update on the blue-cut fire -- burning in firefighters -- getting the upper hand on the flames. the fire -- now 73-percent contained. more than a-hundred homes -- broke out on tuesday. mandatory evacuations -- now being lifted in the wrightwood area. people -- now able to check on their homes and check outthe damage. a massive fire -- tears through a storage facility in columbus, ohio -- forcing nearly 200 people living in the area -- to run for their lives. firefighters began attacking the blaze -- but were forced to back off -- when they realized the cooling system --contained ammonia. crews were also afraid -- the building might collapse. while the fire burned itself out. no one was injured. a horrifying trip -- for a florida family. a toddler -- thrown over-board -- when their boat capsizes. they were coming home from dinner -- when their boat runs into powerlines. everyone -- tossed into the water. bystanders -- and local officers -- quickly pulling everyone to s

today: temps push into the mid to upper 80s with a southerly wind at 5 to 15 mph. it'll be hazy as well. rest of the week: thursday's the hottest day of the week with a high of 90. late thursday night into friday morning scattered showers and storms return across the area. some strong storms are possible. friday out with highs in the middle 80s. upcoming weekend: lower humidity with a high near 80 over the weekend. 3 today: temps push into the mid to upper 80s with a southerly wind at 5 to 15 mph. it'll be hazy as well.rest of the week: thursday's the hottest day of the week with a high of 90. late thursday night into friday morning scattered showers and storms return across the area. some strong storms are possible. friday should clear out with highs in the middle 80s. upcoming weekend: lower humidity with a high near 80 today: temps push into the mid to upper 80s with a southerly wind at 5 to 15 mph. it'll be hazy as well.rest of the week: thursday's the hottest day of the week with a high of 90. late thursday night into friday morning scattered showers and storm

regional temps also stayed hot today with hottest temps still in laughlin and over to death valley. more tolerable temps can be found up in the central great basin. but northeastern clark in mesquite still remained hot and sticky and still run the risk of more t'storms this evening. ................................ ... ..... shows many areas in the higher terrain seeing the better chance of t'storms even through this evening. still can't rule out a chance of some of those mountain storms to roll through the valley and give us wind and downpours again. the air is juiced up and saturatued enough for this to occur and likely with storms. ................................ ... ........ zooming out you can see the monsoon moisture still tapped in from out south and plenty to work with. with that flow still in place even when the sun goes down this evening. hrrr models depict chances for tonight even late night as well. ................................ ... .............. so here the forecast for this evening. temps still expected to drop to the 80's by morning. no records expected to be bro

valley temps near 100 throughout the region. hottest over to the east side of the valley where we're lower in elevation. not as hot over the west sid eand foothillls at today. comfortable in the afternoon and evening hours. ................. .................. ........... region-wide temps show it hottest in the death valley and laughlin. very warm down the colorado river valley with in the 100's this afternoon from mesquite down river to laughlin. not as hot and more tolerablet temps can be found up in the central great basin. ................................ ... ........... u.s. temps show hot and muggy conditions continue for areas in the lower plains through the muggy as early august where heat indices were up to 105 in some spots. cooler in the upper plains with more warm weather for seattle as they continue with sunshine and heat. ................................ ... ............ dry and hazy conditions can be found right now, with storms firing up in lincoln and mohave counties. we do expect a chance of some of this moist

just more heat....temps in the 100s. then 90s for the weekend. --- colorado springs, co --- cars stuck in flood waters --- hail looked like snow ((sherry swensk)) ((brian loftus))) connor fields is being olympian connor fields is being celebrated by the city of henderson. ((kirsten joyce)) >> fields will be receiving the key to the city at whitney mesa b-m-x track, near russell and whitney ranch. he's two- time olympian.. winning a gold in b-m-x in rio.. making him the first u-s gold medalist in sports history. yesterday, another local olympian, cody miller..received the key to the strip. the palo (vuhr-day)verde grad won bronze in the 100 meter breast stroke... and then won gold in the 4x100 medley relay. he won the gold with michael cody miller/olympic medal winner: "i grew up watching michael racing in the olympics in this pool swimming so to be on that relay and esp. with murphy leading off with a world record, we set an olympic record, it was astounding, it was something i'll never forget." ((kirsten joyce)) >>> our

high: 90 (feels like temp. 100-105)tonight: scattered storms. heavy rain possible. low: 74friday: more and seasonable. highs near 80. lows in the 60s.forecast... today: very warm and humid. chance of a late day storm. high: 90 (feels like temp. 100- 105)tonight: scattered storms. heavy rain possible. low: 74 friday: more storms. high: 87 weekend: dry and seasonable. new this morning... a park pool. pool.milwaukee police were called to the "washington park pool" near 40-th and lisbon around 11 last night.police say a 19-year-old man and several friends climbed over a locked fence to get in. the pool was closed at the time. we're told the young man jumped in the pool... but had trouble swimming and sank to the bottom.when officers got there... one of them jumped in the pool to save him. first responders then started c-p- r... but were unsucessful.the man died on the scene.stick learn more about this developing story.coming up-- we hear from a person who lives in the area and says too often people are breaking into the pool after hours. ?developing news? this morning--

inland temps have cooled off and the water temps have come up, as well.g is still there, but it doesn't have as much to work with as it did, say, a couple weeks ago. that's for sure. good gusts in the delta. 50s on the temps. 50s and 60s. san jose at 60 degrees. the higher clouds so far taking aim more to the north. mendocino county, lake county. i think tomorrow they will start to work their way in as that little system spreads in some over us. i don't think we will get anything out of it, but a possibility for the north bay on tuesday. probably not, but one forecast model is hinting at it a little bit. the others are not. 60s, 70s, 80s on the temps. coast and bay are actually near average for this time of year. it's the inland temps which have come in near average to slightly below. at least the fog is getting chewed up a little sooner. looks a little cooler for inland areas wednesday, thursday, gasia and mike. >> thank you. >>> two men from the small -- same small community in canada learned through dna they were switched at birth. >> as they grew up p

water temp at 75 and rip current level. what we will see for rest of us partly sunny day with a humid day as well, storms are also coming through high of 90 in city and 92 outlying suburb police places like new jersey where it gets a little bit warmer again humid today. 89 tomorrow and 87 on thursday. 89 on friday. above normal temp range all the way through the seven-day forecast. but today just might be the last day of the heat have in the tristate. over to iensz with an update on what's happening with our commute. started off slow but now not so much. >> been a busy morning since 4:30. new jersey turnpike tractor trailer caught fires and they extinguish it southbound by the interchange and blocked in car lane as an alternate southbound truck rule the over hackensack river bring closed because of an lanes closed as well so a big delay between newark to newark and jersey city. as far as your commute in connecticut no problems. let's tack a look at your commutes on l.i.e. westbound, eastbound looks good as bqe normal delays

temps around the valley in the 90s through many neighborhoods with the warmest temps typically over to the east side of the valley and southeast sections. not as warm for the foothills and the we're below normal for temps but not much. the clouds also helped keep a lid on any daytime warming from the sun. ................................ ... ................... regional temps also stayed warm but still hot over in death valley where they had more sunshine. warm down the colorado river valley from mesquite all the way down to laughlin. great basin with those areas inthe 80's to low 90's. ........ ........................... ................ radar shows very little convective t'storm occurring. a shield of clouds helped keep a tight lid on any storm development this morning and afternoon. now with clearing and us getting to the hottest part of the day, there is still slight chances for t'storms mainly east of i-15 and better chances for southern clark county. mostly in mohave county. ....... ............................ .................. break from those storms chances tomorrow but it's

high temps will hover around 100 through tuesday. some days could even drop to the upper 90s. the system will be out of the area by tuesday morning and slightly warmer temps in the low 100s are in store for friday. the system will bring some milder air in with it, dropping high temps back to around 100 for friday and next saturday. of a beloved police dog. --from complications -- after serious heat exhaustion. kingman police -- taking amigo to a local vet clinic wednesday. the k-9 -- becoming ill -- while searching for hikers near white cliffs. amigo -- had been with kingman police for only one year. southern california. firefighters -- getting the upper hand on the flames. he fire -- now 68-percent contained. more than a-hundred homes -- destroyed since the wildfire broke out on tuesday. mandatory evacuations -- now being lifted in the wrightwood area. people -- now able to check on their homes and assess the damage. still no word on how this fire started. a massive fire -- tears through a storage facility in columbus, ohio -- forci

high: 90 (feels like temp. 100- 105)tonight: scattered storms.

water temps came up, that makes a big difference. quiet in the sierra a lot of cloud cover starting to work its way towards us. more coming up later for some inland temperatures sneak back into the mid-80s or upper 80s, 60s, 70s for others. >> happy monday sir. >> same to you steve we are doing okay when it comes to traffic. we will look at the tracy super commute traffic looks good westbound 580 through the area. driving over the altamonte pass 205 and 580 right now is a good time for you to be out there. there have been no major issues driving through the area all the way to the livermore valley. driving to the bay bridge toll plaza light so far coming into san francisco. nothing major. san jose same thing, this is downtown san jose, northbound 280 traffic looks good. back to the desk. >>> 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick's decision to not stand for the national anthem before games has ignited a fire storm. he spoke to reporters for more than 18 minutes at training camp yesterday he refused to stand for the national anthem at all