through the weekend into the next workweek. during this time, high temperatures will slowly creep tomorrow through saturday, low between 95 and 100 degrees. pattern will be a slight increase in winds. there's more to come on good morning las vegas at 5.. when it comes to education. that's according to a new report. but improvements are being made--we'll explain. plus, we'll tell you about the changes that could be coming to the monorail on the las vegas strip. marissa adlibs parker adlibs right now on good morning las bill clinton will be in our city today campaigning for his expect at the rally. plus, nevada failing our kids. what a new study is revealing that may have you worried about your child's education. um..he's not slim and trim. and senator harry reid..taking a stab at donald trump's health. this as trump gets ready to discuss his latest physical with doctor oz. good morning las vegas! i'm beth fisher. and i'm todd quinones. the time now is ... alert meteorologist greg bennett... ((ad-lib)) low pressure begins to shift

i think that's the next step. and finally the thing they didn't talk about is what's going to happen in the middle east if we succeed against isis. this is going to be like a giant sponge where the bad guys are in the sponge and you squeeze out the sponge and what happens is the water runs away. kennedy: that's always the problem with islamism is even if you get to the head of the tick and you pull the body off, it's going to sprout another body, and that's what i'm not hearing from either of the candidates. they do have some vague idea where isis is and what they're doing and it would be really neat if we could help the kurds and allies with intelligence and they could destroy isis which is what naturally and logically should happen, but then what? what do you do about the motivation and the ideology? no one has the satisfactory answer and i think that is the biggest threat when you create domestic terrorists. >> trump said this in the past. he didn't say it last night and i think that was a mistake on his part. i

will he do the next two debates? and hillary clinton today, clearly relieved. >> did anybody see that debate last night? >> and the miss universe who says donald trump body shamed her. and trump tonight doubling down. >>> also tonight, the massive and deadly house explosion in new york city, after worried emergency calls about gas. the battalion chief and father of three killed in the blast, 20 injured. and tonight, word coming in now of an arrest. >>> the fires and the floods. the emergency evacuations, flames at least 300 feet high. and the floods. thousands fleeing their homes as

weather forecast the next few days moves out by friday. the weekend looks sunny but expect some gusty conditions saturday and here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps here are your photos for the day back to the news desk. i had no idea mike doria was so smart.. i think he's exercising his mind this morning. i had no idea mike doria was so smart.. i think he's exercising his mind this morning. you bett your ears out -- he said mine not mind he's getting exercise walking around the mine expo over at the las vegas convention center this morning. it's the largest show on and under earth. brand new technologies and new products are on display for the next few days at the mine expo taking place at the las center. the expo is held once every four years. water co literally bounce off the futuristic samsung galaxy s-9.. the company is calling dibs on some new government- strength coating to save your devices from puddles and

so again, cool breeze the next couple days. better chance of showers arriving friday afternoon and into the weekend. so it does remain unsettled. the pattern has not changed all so patches of drizzle around today with temperatures tending to be in the upper 50s and low 60s. don't see huge rain totals next couple days. in fact, kind of sultry. but once we get into the weekend, we this stand a chance of showers and heavier, more beneficial rain. more on that forecast coming up. >> sarah: time now for fast track traffic with kris anderson in for danielle gersh. >> kris: hey, everyone, the lack of rainfall should help with the traffic situation. yesterday it caused some headaches. live look, this i expressway heading enter boston. let's go to the maps show you what you're dealing with. not a lot of problems this morning. only ten minutes from the split up to the tunnel. the wider view on routes 3, 24 and 95 connecting with 128, smooth sailing. same thing on the pike. no problems framingham all the way into boston, and there's the to

closer to 60 degrees the next you days. the readings are mostly in the 50's. the only 60's left are here on the south shore at the cape. 53 in worcester. a rod day for sure running in the mid-50's on the north shore, southern new hampshire and in boston and is 57 degrees. the next 1ur a lot of clouds in can't rule out patches of drizzle. it's the wind. it has picked up and we're seeing gusts 20 to 30 miles per hour across the area. strong as wind along the coastline. these northeasterly winds are with us this afternoon but watch the clock. 24-hour's to about 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. still dealing with northeasterly wind. we go to friday, still dealing with northeasterly wind. northeasterly wind for the next several days and it will keep the temperatures down. despite wind of the ocean a lot of clouds the chance for rain is pretty low. it will ramp up later friday and into the first half of the weekend on saturday. a patch of some drizzle working from brockton to norwood back to work for 95 coming in with them will love full wind off the water. not seeing a lot

meteorologist rob haswell high pressure moves of wi today and as it moves to our east in the next few days we start warming up. lots of sun today with highs in the low 70s. by tomorrow, well move into the upper 70s and by sunday we will hit the 80s again. our warming continues ahead of a low early next week and by tuesday, were in the mid 80s with a chance for rain and thunderstorms. anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no morning after florida is hit by red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays green on traffic map = no delays following breaking news this morning after florida is hit by it's first hurricane in more than ten years. let's head to nicole in the newsroom for the latest. early this morning hermine weakened to a tropical storm as inland. here's a live look at tampa, fl --- where things are a lot calmer than last night. hermine hit the gulf coast of florida with strong winds and heavy rain. the storm made landfall overnight in the big be

here's philadelphia, look at this, temperatures the next three days, we may not see the sun until early next week, and then there's the lehigh valley, jersey shore, delaware, temperature temperatures in the 60s. >>> all right, a philadelphia woman knocked down abandoned -- >> still ahead, we'll tell you how harry hairston and the nbc 10 response team made things right again. >>> look at this poor guy. >> maybe he can come up with a save somehow. >> big error at a baseball game, but we're not talking about on the fweeield. how a different diamond nearly ruined a man in wedding proposal. >> we'll be right back. approve this message. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? i can't say that either. >> a yankees fan had everything he needed for the big moment, except a steady hand. >> maybe somehow heck come up with it. >> look at this poor buy. >> maybe he can come one a save somehow. >>

and alex moman will continue to share space, the next race tonight at 6:00. >>> coming up in our next half need affordable housing, better resources, better jobs. >> people who live in durham need to talk about policing in their communities. just ahead, hear what they disagree about the city about and what they want from police. >>> and a first for donald trump sleep number beds adjust on both sides for your best sleep ever. don't miss the biggest sale of the year. right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed, plus 36-month financing. hurry ends monday! know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. >>> north carolina news starts in chapel hill, what police are looking for in this case. >>> policing problems in durham, what they say needs to be change. >>> presidential candidate nominee is headed to the state, when tim kaine will be coming and what he plans to be speaking out. first time in a while, we're saying that, 6:31, 60 degrees as we take a live look over raleigh this sunday morning, august 4, 2016. good morning to you and thank you carolina at 6:00, i'm [ indiscer

kaj will have the very latest next. stay with us. first alert storm team rain continues over portions of the area today with much of the activity 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 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.toda y: 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 5-15. high: 85 tom. rain continues over portions of the area today with much of the activity 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

they're not sure who the next president's going to be, the policies of the next president, so i thinkpause. business spending is down, and i think you are going into lower growth mode, and that could probably produce stocks going down, and prices will be more attract there i to people like us. anthony: that's an interesting segway. aetna has walked away from obamacare, and many other insurers have done that. do you think there's some disruptive activity in the health care insurance world that you guys could potentially take advantage of? >> we are a large investor in health care around world, not just in the united states. we do think that -- well, think about this. as people are aging and living longer than ever, the average age in the united states is increasing dramatically and around the world in developed countries, people need more health care as they get older. as a result, you're going to see more expenditures. in addition, remember, the baby boomers are aging. 65 years old, an age of retirement, 10,000 baby boomers retiring every day. not retiring, 10,000 are turning 65 every

a dry northwest flow is holding on through the next few days. by sunday a closed low developing off northern california will create breezy to windy conditions for the start of next week. that low will also allow for cooler temperatures to flow back into the valley. the uv index for wednesday is 9 here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk henderson police say a husband shot and killed his wife before it happened when the woman came by their house to pick up her stuff. it happened around six monday night on blythswood square -- near anthem highlands drive. police say they've been called out to the house before to help settle an argument... but no one was arrested. police say the couple had two children... and they were not home at the time. a 27 year-old cold case is one step closer to being solved. 11-year old jacob wetter

the next few days, average highs in the upper 60s. we're going into the low 60s the next few days. barely 60 at that. with a wind off the water, it's 15, 20 miles per hour, may gust over 20 miles per hour along the coastline today. so that raw northeasterly wind taking over. you can see a lot of clouds and patches of drizzle here and there. starting out cooler in worcester already at 55 degrees. boston, 61. coastal areas to the cape matching water temperatures this morning. radar doesn't look like a lot is happening, but i would have the umbrella with you. there will be pockets of mist and drizzle today. any organized rain pretty much staying worcester area. visibility has improved a little bit since the last hour. so that is some good news. otherwise, a lot of cloud cover this morning. with that northeasterly wind, we are going to stay locked in the clouds pretty much all day. notice the temperatures may fall a couple of degrees with patchy mist and drizzle. you can see that through this evening. i wouldn't expect heavy rain. olessa? >> pretty good shape. a live look outside. you c

the next order of business is item 3 reports on actions taken at a previously closed session meeting any no reportable actions the the next order of business is item 4 matters of unfinished business no matters of unfinished business pursue the next order of business is item 5 matters of new business with content and regular agenda first, the content no content items the the next order of business is 5 a authorizing the second amendment to the memorandum of understanding for environmental and design review services with the city and county of san francisco acting through the san francisco planning department to extend the term if fiscal year ru78 to 2018 and to increase the budget not to exceed $450,000 a total ago gait not to exceed one million dollars plus discussion and possible action resolution number 352016 madam director. >> thank you, madam secretary good afternoon to the commissioner and the members of the public thank you for joining us commissioners as needed as you may know we enter so into mou or other agreements with city departments or consultants to help us complete ou

a quieter day today. .ields persist let's go to the next screen. joyerl doesn't -- what a pleasant joy today. i would note the persistency of negative german rates. 10.18. and with the department of justice going up yesterday, it puts it on a further bid. i like that you are looking at deutsche bank and we are seeing as it's for the banking industry. they are paring a touch to the monthly decline. speaks toll, it monthly participants. we are nowhere near over with the troubles were these banks. it is still ugly out there. just a little bit less ugly than it was yesterday. tom: i strongly agree with that. i think that is exactly the way it is. the oil churning -- let me go to the bloomberg. this is the end of the month chart. the euro-yen. the 30 year trend. the three decade trend. the reason i have read circles at the bottom is to show you the room to move that the euro-yen has. to bring stronger yen the line down. and there is lots of room on ono-yen, and by definition, dollar-yen for the strength. it would not be unimaginable to see a break 100. f

we'll start in on thursday and 94 in the afternoon, low 90s friday, saturday, and sunday, next chance of rain until the end of the weekend on sunday. 6:22. ali has a look at the morning drive. >> good morning. we have a crash to let you know creedsville. lewisburg at i 540. nc 481 in halifax county, if you're traveling to a holiday cookout, you may wt to get off at rocky mount and 301 instead. durham, same thing through fayetteville moving well a drive times from durham on the freeway, very quick and 10 minutes. not a bad day d leaving you with a look at i-440, very quiet, 6:23. >> almost 6:in the morni. >>> don't know the difference >>> sometimes wine experts can smell and taste ingredients most of us can't. how it could lead to breakthrough for alzheimer's. >> rep developed an almost-superhuman sense of smell over the years. >> identifying the different aromatic or flavor nuance. >> reporter: he can detect almost any ingredient in a glasof wine. >> very floral. >> reporter: research shows that keen sense of smell has developed his brain. >> that has a lot more did studies on 13 somm

more on the forecast in the next 7 days. >> let's check the roads. not many on them. >> definitely not. usually it doesn't look like this on the roads at 9:00 a.m. this is what you enjoy for your labor day. happy labor day. no real issues. one accident northbound 128 at route 93 woburn and no delays no issues braintree to boston and expressway 23 minutes route 24 and i-95 looking good. route 3 to the cape all green. no issues there. let's check the drive times if you are headed out the door this morning 106789 minutes braintree to boston on the expressway. 12 minutes on the pike 28 and southbound 128 to the zakim bridge. only 11 minutes this morning. the t is running on a sunday schedule today. back to you. the cape and islands are the areas that could see the worst of the conditions. high surf is expected for people there. ferry service has been suspended and the winds could be a major problem as well. 7 john live in sandwich with more on what the cape is expecting. john? >> because of the high winds and rough seas that we're expecting, we just foun

representatives of the media, good afternoon. 8, the american people will choose the next president of the united states of america. there is no doubt that the electoral process will continue ,o be one of vibrant debate lots of ideas, and intent citizen participation. honoring the great tradition of democracy in the united states of america. publicly expressed my respect to both mrs. hillary clinton and mr. donald trump. as we have done with my good friend, barack obama, the next american president will find in mexico and in this government a neighbor willing to work constructively to further strengthen the relationship among our nations and face our common challenges. i strongly believe that great opportunities lie ahead of us if we decide to seize them together as true friends, good neighbors and strategic allies. always from a relationship based on mutual respect. while we may not agree on every matter, i am confident that we we will move together forward and be more prosperous and secure than ever before never losing sight of the fact that freedom and independence are the indispens

we will go to the next week. that's how i feel about all th >> all right. asu hosts texas. it will be at sun devil stadium. >>> the best moment from the weekend in sports. my first is the foot tall players, -- the football flyers. trying to get the 2-point conversion. check it out. the pass and then hurtles a defender. here is a replay. i will give it a 9.4. >> asu, the quarterback, finishing off a long run by jumping over his defender. >> the best tackle of the weekend, check it out, going bumper to bumper, coming down the stretch. look at him. he is full sprint. shoulders square, and he is tackled. you have to appreciate the form. i am giving him a good one. that was a nice tackle. >> this is the lsu, offensive lineman, that was a cheap shot. intersection, and then he then showed his dirty side. >> he was ejected. >> he was suspended for a game. >> he should be. >>> cheering on of phoenix native. that is on tonight's ninja warrior. ninja warrior, the top competitors from around the country are looking to secure the spot in the seasons finals. we have of phoenix needed of.

the moisture will sit on top of us here for what looks li the next few hours. that will be a problem for fresh water flooding. as far as the winds, 20 to 30 mile-per-hour winds, expein gusts. taedabout at the top of the newscast here, we still have the potential for some of we still have a tornado watch through the 8:00 a.m. hour. we'll keep you posted on that. here's fast. this model was picking up on this last night as we had been talking about this. you'll be able to see more moisture coming in. kind of a train track setting up here. so we have not much rain to the north. not much weltothsouth, but right here across hillsborough, we're looking at very heavy s rain including pasco as well. now, thas additional rainfall flooding across the area, upwards of 3 to 5 inches for later on today. then we had the gulf ooding, the storm surge that impacted us as well. we have another high up in citrus as well. so early coastal flooding and then again, we're going to continue with very heavy rain through the day and that rain will be accompanied by strong winds as well.

throughout the middle of next week. it's important -- we don't want to have anybody caught up in a rip current and have problems. of the weekend. >> the highway patrol reported the number of crashes was about half of what averages. >> when school began last week paycheck. for one teacher we spoke with it's not what she expected. we have the story. >> you just know it when someone loves what they do -- when it's passion that drives them. christina ross was the first person in line of the job fair needless to say she got the gig. >> i wanted to be there and show that i w i'm passionatebout wt i do. i had a goal in mind -- to get the job. >> not only did she land a spot that she is also teaching in the brand-new elementary. >> good morning. >> it's great to come to a brand-new school. it's new and clean and beautiful. >> last week at the boxes waiting to be unpacked and the tables meeting to be assembled >> sense of community and family -- i was looking for this. >> along coming raise for teachers has been approved -- enrag

the next president may be one of his daughters. a government insider or someone from the secret service or the military or probably -- will probably succeed him. it is unlikely that person will steer the asian country away from authoritarian rule and towards democracy. terry: let's get some insights from steve from human rights watch. his focus is uzbekistan and the -- uzbekistan has been described as the most secretive countries in the world. tell us how karimov ran it. >> he was synonymous with authoritarian rule. he was responsible for -- [no audio] he was known for cruelty and also for forcing his citizens to be caught for the purpose of the state. terry: there is no word yet on who might succeed karimov as president. whoever it is, are you expecting any major changes in the way the country operates? >> we will not see changes unless the international community dictate its wishes for human rights. there should be an end to torture and access for things like -- george avella has not been inside --deutsche welle has not been able

this one would be picked again on the next possession. panthers go want to win this 46- 27. 353 passing yards and four touchdowns. >>> summer of black fans have not seen the radars -- the raiders start and seasons -- season since 2000 too. you will see them there in the black hole. they are fired up and ready for raiders football. early on it was matt ryan looking for his man. finding his man who does a 14 yard touchdown. crabtree for six. jack tell real happy with a bit of like. he tries to throw to his men. another one of his guys grabs the ball and scored the go-ahead touchdown. 35-28. judge trying to bounce back after loss's top loss against the cardinals. wyano nor gets hit in the head with the ball. the game is to load to 23 minutes. he finally got back on the mound. this is what happened. that is a two run shot there. that is the kind of thing you don't like to see. the cardinals took the lead. the final, 3-0. one game ahead on the cardinals for the second wild-card spot. they need to win some games. they are going to switch it over

what will you tell the next president are the qualities that she or he should look for in the next dni? >> i hope, above all, it is somebody who is willing to tell the truth in power, the objective and to tell it straight. i think that's kind of a rockbed principle, a holy writ almost of what the intelligence community is all about. >> let's shift gears a little bit. you talked a bit about technology. technology has mushroomed, to use your word. from a technology standpoint and integration standpoint across the intelligence community, what's your 60 second elevator speech on eyesight. >> well, it is designed to take us to the next level of both integration sharing and security. probably less than 60 seconds. >> are we past the tipping point? do you see it as an enduring initiative into the next administration? >> i think so. the reason i say that, we have a buy-in certainly from the leadership. you always get the passive-aggressive resistance from some people, which is inevitable with any change, human nature. i believe, some of the reasons, stephanie and i stuck around as long as we h

so be it, that's what happens at the next level. i this is his show. >>> busy weekend and we go over to the queue and ufc champs from euclid ready for the heavyweight fight and the crowd is loving him and giving him a huge pop, he will take him on and waiting at 245, shaking hands and getting astaire in there and this is a pay-per-view fight tonight in the cleveland hosting for the first time this weekend. >>> jessica also a clevelander, jessica evil eye, check this out, she does not want to wait for tonight. doing this yesterday in the way in she weighed in at 135, shoving her opponent and evil eye has lost 3 street and 4 of her last buybacks or she is trying to get herself ready to that is going on at the cute tonight. indians in minnesota tonight in the browns in philadelphia tomorrow, a locked and loaded weekend and do not forget sports tonight and we will wrap it all up tomorrow night at 11:35 pm i will see you later looking for something to do, you can have an amazing fun time this weekend's maple side michael had a chance to c

the minutes are approved next item general public comment this is the time for anyone that wants to discuss an item within our jurisdiction but not on the agenda today speak to us about that madam secretary any cards. >> no cards. >> anybody that want to speak in general public comment? >> afternoon commissioners executive director of bright line want to talk about calaveras that realized a 3.0 deters i've talked to about that a mapping tool it defines what disadvantaged communities are a legislative term of art for the legislative and the viral policies statewide i told this commission in the past it didn't include bayview hunters point but the 3.0 version finally includes the bayview hunters point for tracks for san francisco that allows the targeting of state resources to the key area we would like to thank the pta for the questionnaires of bright line over of organized and signed on in the original effort. >> thank you. the sfpuc to make sure that san francisco was included in this definition recently bright line put on a submit in the - over 20 community-based organizations were in att

what will you fell the next president on the qualities that she or he should look for in the next dni? >> well, i hope above all, it is somebody who is willing to tell truth, to be objective and to tell straight. i think that's a rock bed principal. many that's what the intelligence community is all about. >> let's shift gears. you talked about technology, and it has mushroomed. from a technology standpoint, and integration standpoint, across the intelligence community, what's your 62nd elevator speech on eyesight. >> it's designed to take us to the next level of both integration, sharing and security. >> are we past the tipping-point? >> is it enduring, into the next administration. >> i think so. and the reason i say that is because, we have that, from the leadership, they always get the -- >> any change is human nature. but, i believe it's one of the reasons, we stuck around as long as we have, so it will be too difficult to turn off. the major reason, though is, not because something we've been driving, as much as people are really starting to see the virtues of what is entailed w

the weekend. another cooldown next week. we will have your seven-day forecast and forecast across the state in the next half-hour. >>> abc15 sports brought to you by sanderson ford. >> the cardinals played what they are calling their worst road game in the bruce arians era. the offense averaged 488 yards. zone added to a handful of dropped passes. offense of wine give up five sacks and carson palmer through four interceptions in the final minutes. carson talked about how anxious he is to get back out there and play the next game. >> when you lose a game, you can't wait to play again and there is no better way to get the taste out of your mouth them to play a great football game. it's a team that presents a ton on offense and defense. it's a division game. there is so much more that rides in these games. >> later, my thoughts on what a new page of controversy for sheriff paul babeu. sources tell us the fbi has subpoenaed records related to how babeu's office used seized criminal money also known as rico funds. is like money la

in the next few hours, expected to take a turn. he heaviest rainfall, i believe, will stay offshore. we're not completely out of the woods with a shower possible at the shore later today but it's looking much less likely. inland will be dry and sunny, too. 6 mile-an-hour wind right now in cape may is forecast today to be elevated to 17 miles an hour. gusts as high as 25 miles an hour this afternoon. you'll feel that breeze blowing inland, too. a northerly wind. another really comfortable day today. still get a good warmup in philadelphia from the 60s this morning into the upper 70s at noontime and 85 degrees at 4:00 this afternoon. 80 through the suburbs, partly to mostly sunny skies. ual you'll feel the wind blowing, too. delaware, 78 degrees, 84 degrees with sunshine and a few scattered clouds this afternoon. into the low 80sç with a littl bit more wind in interior new jersey. by war the strongest wind will be along the coast. you'll see more clouds along the coast, too. they're already there this morning. but trying to find a sh

watch europe over the next hour. carney does testify before the uk parliament. 10-year has settled to around 1.52. api inventories tonight after the bell. road map begins with much anticipated apple event in a few hours. tim cook will take to the stage to unveil what is expected to be a new iphone. maybe more. >> bill ackman betting on burritos pershing square takes a large stake in chipotle shares are up this morning. >> under armor's push in china. kevin going on an asian tour with steph curry. sara eisen is along for the ride. but it is a big day for apple, in just hours from now the company holds its much anticipated product event in san francisco. is expected to unveil the newest version of its iphone and offer a first look at an apple watch. waiting for this for a while. you did work on the apple charts last night. looking at levels it needs to hold. >> i thought the chart is a classic rollover but there's a woman who nailed -- carla, she's -- the mystery to me said that the stock would bottom at 89. if you take

the issue. three more cases will be heard next year. gm recalled more than two million cars for defective ignition switches in 2014. 124 people hurt as a result of the defect the crash is allegedly caused by. >>> a lesson in history and a piece of art goes up in flames in london but it was planned. the 400 foot long replica of central london from 1666 was placed in the river and set on fire. it was all to mark the 350th anniversary of the great fire of london. that fire burned for four days and destroyed most of the city. >>> look at this -- people on consider an offensive costume. two people dressed up as a world trade center towers on 9/11. the towers are on fire, even have dolls attached to show people jumping out. the couple was at something called dragon con in atlanta over the weekend. the convention is the second largest behind the san diego comic-con. a spokesman says the costume was offensive, distasteful and completely inappropriate but the two were not attendees of the convention, just part of the fan base. >>> last year more

we expected jump of about 10 feet in the next 36 hours. this will then continue to work its way to the south. after that, we will have 6.5 days where the river is about -- above flood stage in cedar rapids. i think about 54 hours where the river should be at 20 feet or above. that will be a big mess. traffic will be difficult around downtown and in cedar rapids during that time. here is a folder taken at river river has crested . it is now moving down to the southeast. it does not come until wednesday morning for a crest with the wapsi river . it will be the 2nd highest ever recoded -- recorded in anamosa. the threat has now moved on through with the doppler radar. high pressure dominating the weather to the east of us. the rainfall goes all the way out to saturday and does not show any additional rain in iowa . we are entering a nice, dry period through the next several days. to the west of us, these guys have clear. the sunshine will be back in our skies tomorrow. it will be cool in eastern iowa. tonight the forecast is lows to in debuque

next, the oil glut will stay for a while. we will hear from an energy consultant coming up next. loomberg. ♪ angie: oil prices have taken a hit after a -- after the international agency says it expects the glut to continue to last longer expected as output remains high. we are joined by the managing director at jvc energy asia, which provides consultant services with some of the world's leading energy companies. you have falling oil prices globally. shouldn't this trigger increased demand? people are taking a look at the price at the pump and its cheaper. why not go out and drive more? exactly what we have seen. we have seen that in late 2014 and all through 2015 when we had very high amounts of growth on any type of benchmark. we saw it early in 2016. the problem with the relationship between low prices and oil demand is it doesn't last long. you need stronger economic growth. you can see we are starting to go from a high demand growth the trendt counter growth. the iea just came out with its latest report. they are still higher than us and next year, they see it at 1.2 million b

the rain is next. we will tell you what we're expecting next. >>> and another live look at mccarran, the scene of a double shooting. we can tell you the victims were conscious when taken to sunrise. that's good news. we'll have another update here on this incident, plus another investigation unfolding on las vegas boulevard and serene. the connection there, still not clear. [ted]quality top tier gas helps keep engines clean. hmm,wonder what that's like... [robot]greetings,mr.ted. [ted]whoa. [robot]i have helped keep your engine clean. [ted]i will call you donnie! is that okay?do you like that name? [woman}who's donnie? >>> bringing you up to speed at mccarran airport. two people were shot on the 6th floor of the parking parking garage was on lockdown for a while. the elevators were shut down. the airport connector was shut down as police worked that scene and then bebegan to hear about another scene as they search for the suspect. >> at las vegas boulevard and serene, an apartment complex there, a susp

flooding a top priority here over the next four to five days. if you're heading to the hawaiian islands you're still looking good here for getting a miss from hurricane lester, which is great news. it is going to be passing parallel to the islands on saturday, evening also on sunday morning. it doesn't look like it will have major impacts. if you are headed there watch this track closely. we could still have winds as high as 50 miles per hour and a couple of inches of rainfall as well. back here across the bay area, a lot more benign. right now mostly clear conditions and 64 degrees in san jose. you can see for the early morning hours temperatures drop into the 50s once we hit 3:00 a.m. as far as the rest of the bay area goes, fog comes back to san francisco and 55. we'll have winds out of the southwest in the north bay, a little breezy to start, 5 to about 15 miles per hour and patchy clouds for east bay and peninsula. microclimate forecast on saturday has temperatures cooling off two to five degrees. 75 expected in cupertino, for san jose 78. t

they be a factor for the next several days. they will be increasing along the coastline once the shift stakes place. that is expected to change tonight and tomorrow and into the next few days when we're still dealing with coastal flooding. heavy rain and stronger winds at the shore as well. there are times when flooding can occur. crystal is is standing by in the first alert weather center. >> yes, we could see big issues, particularly as we hit the high tide. here is a live look outside of atlantic city right now. you see rough waters and this is something that could continue. the focus be moving into tond and tomorrow morning. the push of high winds from the storm, it may allow us to see the coastal flooding more serious in some locations. about 10:00 this morning, all the way to 10:00 tonight. monday looking closer to tomorrow. so at that time we were really concerned about the push for coastal flooding. we'll see high winds from the storm system, and you will see the push of the sealevel increasing and rolling out on to the

everything developing swings in here over the next 72 hours. first the energy comes through into the weekend and sunday night and monday the stronger part of the low drops in and that looks like the best opportunity for rain for the north and maybe for everybody by monday morning. until then, a breezy, cooler pattern monday and leveling off saturday. clouds increase sunday. sierra snow between sunday and late monday and tuesday. 70s for some. in the 90s a couple of days ago. 60s and 70s coast and bay. cool pattern. it will carry us into an unseasonably cool one. sunday and money, looks like rain makes it the first of the season. >> okay. look forward to that. >> me too. >> thank you. >> 19 minutes after 5:00 and we want to show you an outrageous story and video to go with it. a deer apparently tried to get some revenge on a driver who had bumped into the animal. this is police dash cam captured the incident two weeks ago. the driver had clipped the deer. seconds after she opened her door, the 200-pound buck attempted to run into her suv. >i open

average highs for the next week range from 92-94. we'll stay cooler- than-average on friday with a high of 92 degrees. some warmer air moves in for the weekend with 95 saturday, then 97 sunday. the big changes for us arrive on monday with slight shower chances and a high of 94. we'll then see those chances stick around tuesday and wednesday with highs in the low 90s. average highs for the next week range from 92-94. we'll stay cooler- than-average on friday with a high of 92 degrees. some warmer air moves in with 95 saturday, then 97 sunday. the big changes for us arrive on monday with slight shower chances and a high of 94. we'll then see those chances stick around tuesday and wednesday with highs in the low 90s. average highs for the next week closed captioning students at cunningham elementary wasted no time taking on their first reading challenge of the new school year... with a very special guest. "i know you love it too... i know you love it... you love your homework." that's right... the school invited me to fire up the third,

today lots of sunshine out there but in the change changing over the next 24 hours on in. sixty-nine in lorain 66 worcester akron canton ashtabula mid- sixties and in downtown cleveland where the only ones that seventies righto now upper sixties tou low seventies throughout the remainder of the day to day depending today depending on where you are.th temperature is a little bit cooler this evening and we get back into thele fifties as the n goes down but right now you see on our high definition satellite not a cloud in the sky but i am in our region as early as tomorrow morning. you will notice the clouds start to creep in may when our northwestern areas. there could be an isolated shower to betweene 10 a.m. and noon but this afternoon when the rain will be pushing him from the south and west and you see thaty i 77 corridor afternoon time not looking great. we will continue with this pattern all the way into your weekend that areap of low right on top of us tomorrow. thursday, friday, saturday and finally getting out of here by sunday. 73 degrees today. sunshine. a bit of a

up for the wolf packs, the game against ecu next saturday at noon. >> and speaking of ecu, the pirates opened their season later this evening. if you scanned the north carolina sidelines and see a familiar face, don't be surprised. that's former duke assistant scottie montgomery. coach montgomery will be make his head coaching debut. he has been waiting for this moment for very long time, he says. >> as soon as you get the you think of certain aspects. that's going to be a monumental time. it's great to see them lead the team as a leered. we embrace it. >> the pirate play western carolina tonight at 6:00. >>> while on the topic of season opener, can't forget about duke and north carolina. they will take on north carolina central tonight at 6:00 in one the most anticipated games in the nation involving unc. the tar heel also play georgia this evening in the georgia dome. >>> well, guys, that's all the are morning but don't forget to check us out this evening. >>> big day in sports. thanks a lot. jeff. >>> coming up in the next half hour. >> we are live in

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i think the next episode for the internet is ai.ted from pc-based internet, which has lasted for 10 or 15 years. over the next, over the last four to five years, it is pretty much mobile. passing.obile is also everyone has a smartphone now. the next growth driver for internet will be ai, and baidu brain is the core of the baidu ai technology. we are coming to promote the next stage of growth. shery: autonomous vehicles are very popular, and you just received approval from california to test drive them on roads. what can baidu provide for the car market, compared to apple and google? robin: i think we have a number of advantages. we have been doing mapping for over a decade. autonomous driving is heavily reliant on high-definition maps, and we have the best technology for that. more so, the chinese government is -- also, the chinese government is very friendly to self driving cars. terms.ve us favorable for example, they would have a controlled area for us to test software and cars. we -- self driving cars. we have invested in ai tec

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from fox6 meteorologist rob haswell high pressure moves of wi today and as it moves to our east in the next few days we start warming up. lots of sun today with highs in the low 70s. by tomorrow, well move into the upper 70s and by sunday we will hit the 80s again. our warming continues ahead of a low early next week and by tuesday, were in the mid 80s with a chance for rain and thunderstorms. anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some daylight is bringing the first clear look of the effects of hermine in florida and georgia. the heavy rains from the tropical storm have moved into the carolinas. kim's in the newsroom with the latest. tropical storm hermine still packing a punch this morning as across the south east. all hurricane watches and warnings have been dropped - but tropical warnings still remain in place. just after midnight... hermine slammed into florida with strong winds and heavy rain... and thousands of residents in the sunshine state are waking up without power this morning. as hermine moves northeast - people are still expecting to f

the ramps next to seared rapids are also closed right now. they're closed to i-73 and the wilson avenue ramps on the south and west side of the river. consider 33rd avenue if you're trying to access on the west side. of course of course, the i-380 bridge will stay open. many people whoof live along the cedar river will be out of their homes for most of the week. they asked everybody in the red area to be out of their properties by 8: 00 p.m. police and the national guard are setting up dozens of checkpoints around the and have you seen law enforcement presence out there this monday morning? >>reporter: well, chris, i'm standing a little bit to the southeast of the czech village. if youou look behind me, you can see a road closed sign, no check points to be found and there won't be. we're hearing from officials that's not going to happen until some time later dap. we're waiting for the national guard to get here. to the area and what they're going to do is establish some of those checkpoints and assist law enforcement with patrolling this evacu

we have a couple of nice fall-like days in the next few days. i say fall-like, because look at the temperatures to the north. 50s and 60s. too. dew points in the 40s. so overnight, the future cast, i want to take you hour by hour. we're going to see the threat mainly across the south coast, the cape and islands, from 7:00 until about 9:00, drier air working in to the north and west. i mentioned those 50s back through our area overnight tonight. when you wake up, a few 40s at the bus stop. by midday, in the 60s. by the afternoon, we'll get into the lower 70s away from the coast. it will be a cool day with highs only in the 60s. of course, we're tropics and we'll talk about that more in the next half hour. the seven-day forecast does feature dry conditions for the next couple of days. the chances of showers and storms return over into monday and tuesday. >>> it's a sign of the times. how one local town is forcing leaders and town workers keep it clean online. >>> a celebration 300 years in the making. >> up next, fox 25 takes you inside the oldest