low humidity, dry conditions the potential for fire danger there. front ra skies and slight chance of storms. >>> you know you're defacing property, right? >> breaking now, the two men behind this cell phone video caught spray painting paint on rocks at lookout mountain have been identified. 18-year-old stanley settler is facing charges for defacing property, could land him in jail for a year and a thousand in fine. the other man in thh video has head-on crash that happened in loveland. >> a44-year-old man in a pickup truck was going the wrong way when he slammed into a car driven by a young woman. she was just 21. both drivers died at the scene. no one else was in either car. just in, we're learning speed and alcohol or drugs played a factor. >>> crrws working to clean up ?nd repair a water main that broke this morning in lakewood. you can see a caused a lot of boulevard. several lanes are closed there at 26th for all southbound traffic. >>> take a look at this picture on the bottom right you can see that roof of a jeep there. the rest car is submer

there is the potential for showers and storms. nothing in the next hour or so in the metro area but we will keep our eyes all over the weather map. jonathan: thank you. prince george's county says the head start program will start on time this school year. even though the federal investigators cut the funding. that is after a scathing report from the department of health and human services citing bad teacher behavi

the place. i'll be updating that. has potentially been expanded, i'll be back with two minutes and clarify that but basically the deal is heavy rain, upwards of 9 inches, in fact some pockets a foot of rainfall not out of the question, that is we have the flood watch. begins today at 2:00, continues through friday and the weather service putting in 8 to 12 inches of potential rainfall here. we'll get to the 7-day forecast but tell you what, at least temperatures being kept back. that's the last thing we worry about. it's been raining buckets. it's still doing pinellas and -- i can even see it on the cameras. >>> we're talking behind talking blinding rain. use caution. you can't really see the road with the rain. this is 275 through st. pete. already had four crashes reported on the interstate through pinellas county. so nothing causing any major delays out there but again just a sign that the roads are wet and you want to use caution when you're heading out.

not everyone is going to see them, the primary impact, and he rain, potential lightning. the way the atmosphere is set up today some of the storms could start rotating so we cannot rule out an isolated spin up or even a tornado. most likely area that that would occur would be out across western connecticut so we will continue to watch things closely. a few showers back in eastern new york and one little cell on the radar are you a good downpour across coastal connecticut. notice there are breaks in the clouds. in advance of that cell. these may continue to lift northward and we expect more activity to develop on radar through the afternoon right into this evening probably getting closer to the boston area as we get toward the evening emily: a final farewell for vanessa marcotte is noon. erika: the 27-year-old was killed just a half mile from her mother's princeton home. sera congi is live from our lady of the lake church with more. sera: the funeral mass wrapped up just a short while ago. hundreds of people showed up to celebrate the life of vanessa marcotte. some of the d

chances for rain today and tomorrow with the potential for showers through the morning will increase slightly into the work week but not by much. day for rain through the next 7-days, others say the rain is out by late tonight and we will see a drier tuesday. i am playing on the side of caution with our touchy monsoon moisture and say to keep the umbrella handy for tomorrow morning and afternoon. by wednesday and thursday, a much drier forecast is expected with mainly sunny skies but highs hold between 99 and 104 degrees but winds look to pick up thursday morning and last into friday where we see another opportunity for right now... overnight near rainbow and smoke ranch. police tell us just before midnight the suspect grabbed the victim's purse an apartment complex, and when she turned around he put a gun in her face. police think this could be related to some similar robberies that also happened in north las vegas overnight. we're talking with police to get more information... we'll bring you that as soon as we get it. also new overnight...police have arrested a man in stabbing. po

the potential is so close to the city, i will be putting in a shot for showers as a precaution. as we move into thursday, all the moisture continues to move another dry trend sets up for the valley. mainly sunny skies will take over clear into the weekend along with high temperatures rebounding. thursday degrees. friday, 102 to 107 degrees and by the weekend, high temperatures are back between 105 and 110 degrees with two lecturers teaching at the american university in afghanistan have been kidnapped. the american and an australian were driving when they were abducted at gunpoint this morning. their driver and bodyguard were left unharmed. this incident comes after six tourists were injured in afghanistan last week when a the taliban claimed responsiblity for that attack. a new consumer alert for you this morning. cyber thieves are hacking into people's cell phones-- stealing their money. one family says after their phones stopped working... they called their carrier, and found out someone made a fake i-d... fooled store clerks and took over the accounts. they bought three bran

the wall cloud can lead to the potential of a funnel cloud or a tornado. we did not hear that it happened with this activity, but, incredible. with special marine warnings for hours over the lake because we were worried about thunderstorms overturning votes. extreme waves. we hope that everyone heeded the warnings and headed inside. will when you see thunderstorms like this, it gives you a good indication that you need to get out quick. >> conditions on the lake can with more live on five in just >>> we're wall-to-wall with severe storm coverage. but are you seeing right now?>> it is looking a lot better. showers and thunderstorms really started firing into the afternoon hours but the more thunderstorm warning where 40 out -- 48,000 people -- we have now heard 54,000 people are without power. it doesn't include west and central. we want you to be careful out there. if you can wait a little longer, we're still noticing some strong showers and thunderstorms. into lake and geauga, we expect the activity to dump an inch to in our. we are watching what could be

((kendis/2sh)) have a great day. > several factors play into tomorrow with the potential for showers through the morning into the evening with 5pm to 9pm being our best wind for wide-spread rain and possible thunderstorms. highs look to range between 94 and 99 degrees valley wide and will increase slightly into the work week but not by much. models split down the middle both with future forecasts and numerical models for tomorrow. some say it will be our best day for rain through the next 7-days, others say the rain is i am playing on the side of caution with our touchy monsoon moisture and say to keep the last into friday where we see another opportunity for :22-:26 when we saw the guy going down we put a woman from nevada who moved to l-a fell to her death in her new city. we're learning new details of when they shot and killed a unarmed man. right now... red rock search and rescue are looking for this missing man. how you can help them find him... good morning las vegas! the time now is ... it looks like we might be staying away from the 100 degree temperatures this week let's get

we are tracking the potential and especially later this afternoon. overnight tonight, down to 78 a chance for a shower. if you headed to the the game be aware that there's going to be the potential for an isolated storm late in the day. keep an eye to the sky. not a complete washout either of the days. and it will be humid going into sunday. saturday looks a little cooler especially along the coast because we have a back door cold front moving in and it's only going to reach say as far as the merrimack valley. at least at this point in time that's what it looks like. cape and islands forecast beautiful tempur chance for a storm all three of the days here including today. lakes and mountains forecast to the north getting to a quick ge for today. saturday 83 and sunday 86 ain,ee chance for some storms the next few days here. hour by hour timing as we go into the heat of the afternoon, we will watch for a few of the storms and showers to approach from the west here. as the storms move across the eastern half of massachusetts, that's where we have the pot

we are tracking the potential for showers and for storms as we head through the day. right now, though, this is a live picture from shaw university. we are not seeing any wet weather in raleigh. we are not seeing any fog here raleigh, but we are seeing both as we look across our entire viewing area. northern portions of durham county into southern portions of grandville county, also across th county through halifax down the 95 corridor wilson and nash koun i. the good news is most of this very light rainfalling. some of those roads are going to be wet as you get ready to head out the door. as far as the temperatures are concerned, we have henderson at 67. raleigh and durham both at 74. also 74 in sanford, pinehurst, fayetteville, and rayford. 64 in clinton and goldsboro. here is your hour by hour forecast for you. 10 a.m., a very small chance for rain in the morning. we start to see that rain chance climb this afternoon. we'll hit 85 later today for our afternoon high, dropping back to 82 for 6:00 for that evening drive home. and know that evening drive home could eas

anything that moves through has the potential for damaging winds and hail. it will be a broken line of storms, not everyone will get them. the best chance to get the strongest storms is north and west of philadelphia and heavy rain and gusty winds with them. it should be weakening as it pushes to the south, behind the system there is not much relief from the heat and humidity. i'm talk about that coming up. >> be sure to follow our meteorologists on meteorologist and twitter for updates on potential storms. use the same platforms to share your weather pictures and videos as well. don't forget the power of stormtracker 6 live double scan radar, available at 6abc.com is it weather. >>> hillary clinton returned to philadelphia for the first time since accepting the democratic nomination for president at last month's dnc, vernon odom ask live in west philadelphia where clinton held a voter registration rally and opened a new campaign office. >> reporter: good afternoon brian this, was hillary clinton's first visit to philadelphia and her first trip back here sinc

any storms that form will bring gusty winds and the potential for localized flash flooding. our showers ease up for tuesday with only a few pop up storms possible; mainly over the mountains and north of the valley. high temperatures will hold in the upper 90s and low 100s on tuesday. more sun and warmer weather is on the showers and thunderstorms are expected to increase across our team coverage of the storms. fox5's miguel martinez valle has been chasing the rain all over the north east part of the valley. he joins us now live at lincoln and lake mead.. and miguel .. what are you seeing? (captioning will resume shortly) (captioning will (captioning will (captioning will you can see more veiwer videos on the fox 5 las vegas facebook page. that's also where you can send us pictures or video of the storms .. and the flooding left behind. and be sure to tune in tomorrow morning for updates on any closed roads and your morning weather. the man who was stung hundreds of times by bees a couple weeks ago .. has died. it happened at a west oquendo road. the man is 49- year-ol jose mo

those would end with the potential cell of chase field to private investors for $60 million. you get county taxpayers off the hook for $100 million irmo and fixes. >> this will be one-of-a-kind it has not been done before. >> a 60 million-dollar price tag on a stadium bill worth $250 million in taxpayer dollars? 40000000-$50 million. things get interesting a market value of the land under chase field on its own is $40 million according to the county assessor, the value of the land and stadium is $351 million almost six times the potential sell price. one more appraisal will be done and that there is the tax bill. the county owned chase field a privately owned chase field would pay $11 million a year in county property taxes according to the assessors office. will the county back a tax break for the buyer. >> i don't want to say no never ever go there remake a lawyer for the d-backs will begin conversations with the potential buyer. live in downtown phoenix. brahm reznik. >>> new details in the search for jesse wilson the eight -year-old buckeye boy missing police reports and b

on storms persist and even though it is not showing up in the denver area, the potential is still out there. 60 60 in boulder. low 70s in the planes and 75 in burlington. the three in avon and aspen. 82 and grand junction -- in grand junction. most of the afternoon, we will be on the dry side and we do have a chance of storms coming in this afternoon. we will talk about that in just a moment.>>> accu so much. we're used to the morning shift. campaign 2016. the mexican president invited both presidential candidates a big speech on immigration. chris boswell has the latest.>> reporter: donald trump is heading to mexico to meet with the mexican president. the president extended an invitation to the republican nominee and explained why your i believe in dialogue to promote mexico's interest and to protect mexicans here many mexicans are not happy about his visit. the former first lady tweeted, although they have invited you, know here -- not welcome. he says mexico will not renegotiate nafta or pay to build trends wall. >> a big speech on immigration.>> reporter: trump is scheduled to cla

the potential is so close to the city, i will be putting in a shot for showers as a precaution. new this morning..hours after an elderly woman was killed... news...just wanting justice. 13 action news reporter parker collins joins us near washington and sloan. parker... you spoke with a relative? parker adlibs parker adlibs day. she did not deserve to die like this." happening now in henderson..a man is recovering after he was fight with another man. police say the two were drinking near horizon ridge and green valley overnight. detectives say both men started fighting and one of them grabbed a gun and shot at the other. the victim was hit and took off. he showed up a desert springs hospital with a gunshot wound to his upper back. the shooter did stay on the scene and police say he is no charges have been filed yet. meanwhile, metro is looking for the suspect behind a seperate shooting near sahara and las vegas boulevard. this one happened overnight as well. overnight, people living near owens and j street were woken up because of a gas leak. neighbors were forced to leave their

you have the potential for a lot of rainfall and the humidity will go away on sunday. you can see how cool it is down toward the vineyard, 48 degrees. beverly, 65. temperatures will drop up and drop by 10:00. 80 degrees for your lunch hour, near 90 for high temperatures. the hottest areas will touch that 90 degree mark and then we will have southwesterly wind on the south cape. 60's to around 70 in. across the area, very slow, and less humid air drops in thunderstorms tomorrow could cost them gusting wind and the potential for some very heavy rainfall across the area. tomorrow is a high impact weather day with the potential for rain, and during the morning hours, we are already seeing storms. they will be scattered in organized line will come northwest to southeast. it reached out for the cape and offshore. if you have outdoor plans on saturday, it won't be raining all the time. that is the window. can't say i'm thrilled about it, but sunday looks great. [laughter] olessa: one problem spot early this morning. here is video from the scene, the tractor-trailer accident,

any storms that form will drop heavy rain at times, bring gusty wind, and the potential for localized flash flooding. the moistu place for saturday, so we'll keep the chance of scattered thunderstorms in the forecast throughout the day. the best chance will be over our local mountains, but the valley will certainly have the opportunity to pick up some rain. high temperatures will in las vegas. sunday dries out with more sunshine; temperatures will be in the upper 90s and low 100s. for the first day of school on monday, students will see mostly sunny skies with a high temperature of 103 degrees. republican presidential nominee donald trump spent the day in nevada - first in las vegas and tonight in south lake tahoe. there were no public events - but his private meetings come at a pivotal time in the campaign. fox 5's kevin bolinger joins us now to tell us what trump was trying to accomplish in the silver state. trump spoke tonight at a state republican in south lake tahoe - an event that was initially open to the media but then the campiagn decided to close it off. this came after a mo

any storms that form will drop heavy rain at times, bring gusty wind, and the potential for localized flash flooding. the moisture stays in place for saturday, so we'll keep the chance of scattered thunderstorms in the forecast throughout the day. the best chance will be over our local mountains, but the valley will certainly have the opportunity to pick up some rain. high temperatures will be on the mild side with mid to low 90s in las vegas. sunday sunshine; temperatures will be in the upper 90s and low 100s. for the first day of school on monday, students will see mostly sunny skies with a high temperature of 103 degrees. two women who gave selflessly... are being remembered today. how police are now saying two nuns were killed... in their very own home. and a plane comes in for an emergency landg - and hits a house - instead of the runway. plus... can the government force speeding drivers to slow down? a look at some new technology - and how it can change driving you're watching fox5 news at 5. local. las vegas ads for joe heck are attacking my time as attorney general. the thing

any storms that form will drop heavy rain at times, bring gusty wind, and the potential for localized flash flooding. the moisture stays in place for saturday, so we'll keep the chance of scattered thunderstorms in the forecast throughout the day. the best chance will be over our local mountains, but the valley will certainly have the opportunity to pick up some rain. high be on the mild side with mid to low 90s in las vegas. sunday dries out with more sunshine; temperatures will be in the upper 90s and low 100s. for the first day of school on monday, students will see mostly sunny skies with a high temperature of 103 degrees. the raiders are one step closer to moving to las vegas after a committee narrowed the list to two possible sites for a new nfl stadium. but not everybody is happy about the proposed deal, and how much it will cost taxpayers. fox5s eric hilt is live at one of the proposed stadium sites with details, this is one of the two sites that committee narrowed it down to at yesterday's meeting... this is at russell road just west of the 15 - the other site is at bali hai

any storms that form will drop heavy rain at times, bring gusty wind, and the potential for localized flash flooding. the moisture stays in place for saturday, so we'll keep the chance of scattered thunderstorms in the forecast throughout the day. the best chance will be over our local mountains, but the valley will certainly have the opportunity to pick up some rain. high temperatures will be on the mild side with mid to low 90s dries out with more sunshine; temperatures will be in the upper 90s and low 100s. for the first day of school on monday, students will see mostly sunny skies with a high temperature of 103 degrees. an n-h-p trooper survives a shooting during a call overnight-- and it may have been his badge that saved his life! take a look at this picture n-h-p tweeted out. it shows the trooper's badge bent by a bullet. nevada highway patrol says they are grateful he was able to go home safely to his family. the shooting happened just after midnight, on boulder highway near u-s 95. n-h-p says the trooper pulled over a cadillac for a traffic stop. one of the passengers took of

so not only the potential for flooding rains but also coastal flooding as well at the time of high tide. that is coming up through thursday afternoons for both st. pete and sarasota. so heavy rain potential, that begins today, continues through the day on thursday and we'll have tropical stm possible thursday, that will be winds in excess of 40 miles per hour and also the tornado threat will be with us as well, through thursday. more on this and the forecast for later this afternoon in a few minutes. >>> people in tampa hoping for the best, preparing for the worst. abc action news reporter rodney dunigan is live in st. pete now at a sandbag location. this is just one place where people can go today if they are concerned about flooding. a lot of folks are concerned, this is one of the sand pga locations where folks can come and pretty much load up a sandbag, whatever they need immediately and a number of these locations have been popping up at several counties throughout the area. of course everybody getting ready for possible flooding this this area. the same can be said for pasco count

autria: veronica johnson is tracking the potential for powerful storms. how bad will it get and when? good morning to you, washington. it's 6:00. the gang's all here. i can't remember the last time i said that. [laughter] larry: it's been a while. happy back to school day for virginia, summer is over. let's get right back to it but put on a happy face. veronica: that's why we are all here. we came back for you. [laughter] larry: has the forecast? veronica: storms will start firing after the kids get off the bus. as you mentioned, from washington county to fauquier

his the potential to win the election. potential to be a historic president but to do that he's got to grow into the size of the job and not get stuck where he has been which frankly over the last week has been a very disheartening to most of his supporters. >> several key members are concerned about his strategy on the campaign trail by his campaign manager says the campaign is right on track. >> first of all the canada is in control. and i am in control of doing the things he wants me to do. the term oil this is another clinton era that has put out there. the media is picking up on that. we just announced our 50 state chairman in the states we have announced a record amount of money that we raise in july. he appeared this week in crowds that were overflowing onto the streets. the campaign is in very good shape. thank you for joining us mr. bennett. do you agree with the leaders that mister trump needs to change his campaign or do they totally miss what he is all about? >> donald trump all by himself has formulated one of

moments later, a car swerves to avoid, crosses traffic, stops sideways the potential is deadly. >> wow. that is crazy. >> we showed the video to the nevada department of transportation public information officer. he was shocked. >> terrified for the stranded driver that he doesn't get hit or killed. 's >> what he will tell you, cars break down, accidents happen, but no driver should ever leave their car in the middle of the highway. it isn't just dangerous, it is with few exception, illegal. >> if you are stranded like that, especially during a rush hour, hang tight. we have the freeway service patrol that is there for this very reason. >> this incident wasn't deadly, authorities who then could investigate. now, the driver's identity has not been released to us as of yet. but all of those incidents captured on traffic cams, all of the incidents involving the freeway patrol are all reported to authorities no. word if an investigation will happen. >> quite a story there, thank you. >>> we are following breaking news on the east side of yet another pedestrian is dead tonight after being h

right now we are watching for the potential in 60 in 60 miles per hour wind gusts. and sustained winds around 40 miles per hour. so, this does change because there is some time in thera seen. the bottom line is, it looks like we will be seeing some stronger winds. that is something to keep in mind. we just want to make sure that you are securing things. we will talk about how much rain you can expect coming up. >>> still ahead, convenient fresh veggies sold at walmart, >>> today would've been michael jackson's birthday. either way, his album thriller is still the best selling of all time. >> was the first album that i >>> we have a recall to tell you about. fresh you buy in the trays are being recalled. the brand is country fresh. listeria found during a routine sample test. they haven't heard of anyone getting sick. but i have tweeted out a link with the info. and you have an update on that epipen pricing. unusual move, the maker announced that it will offer its own generic version for $300. that's half the cost of a brand- new version in the critics are skeptical t

chances for rain today and tomorrow with the potential for more rain into the end of the work week. today, partly cloudy skies will be common along with a shot for showers through the morning into the evening with 5pm to 9pm being our best wind for wide-spread rain and possible thunderstorms. highs look to range between 94 and 99 degrees valley wide and will increase slightly into the work week but not by much. models split down the middle some say it will be our best day for rain through the next 7-days, others say the rain is out by late tonight and we will see a drier tuesday. i am playing on the side of caution with our touchy monsoon moisture and say to keep the umbrella handy for tomorrow morning and afternoon. by wednesday and thursday, a much drier forecast is expected with mainly sunny skies but highs hold between 99 and 104 degrees but winds look to pick up thursday morning and last into friday where we see showers. low pressure around cal-nev-ari and central arizona are playing rolls in grabbing minor monsoon moisture from the south and bringing it into the southwest. wit

the potential is so close to the city, i will be putting in a shot for showers as a precaution. breaking overnight... police are searching for officers tell us he was shot in the abdomen, but is not cooperating. also new overnight... a man was shot in henderson after getting in a fight with another man near horizon ridge and green valley parkways. police say the two were drinking, when the altercation started. the victim later showed up at desert springs hospital with a gun shot wound to his shoulder. police say the shooter remained on scene and is cooperating. so far, no one has been charged. overnight, people living near owens and j street were woken neighbors were forced to leave their apartments around midnight. firefighters think a meter might've been hit by a car, but police say shots were fired in the area... and now they are looking into whether a bullet hit the meter. nobody was injured and we're told the leak has been secured. right now, metro is trying to figure out who killed a 70-year-old woman in her home. police were called to the area near washington and sloan in

. >> the potential is there, tony, the storms are going to be able to grab a lot of heavy moisture.doesn't look like a stormy night. you don't see any towering cumulus, there is nothing close by right now. the closest storm is near the frederick area but the potential is there, and the action will pick up, we believe, later tonight 8:00 to about 11:00 is when we think prime time for strong storms. really the bigger threat might be the heavy rain they could drop isolated spots could get two, thr if you get a slow moving thunderstorm over your area. nothing for dc now. a few storm showing up to our west. probably the strongest one and it's not being tracked as severe right now in frederick, in all we'll probably watch that closely. does it have a lot of lightening with it moving right along interstate 70. not a fun commute. it does appear to be getting a little bit more intense. here's an idea of where it will be in at the next half hour in the urbna area, between now and 6:47 if it holds up and kind of in a stolenning mode. i thought i would show you as we analyze the amount lighteni

it speaks to the economic potential of the region.n the past six months we have that areet conditions from currency issues and we've seen volatility in the market. despite that we continue to deliver growth. all of our businesses are growing. things are progressing well. considerable headwinds in terms of the region. what would you say is the key weakness of these numbers? the list continues to be macro. the reality is the past six months where it is true with the oil prices. definitely suffer from one of those. the resilience of the business model has been shown. the durability of our businesses allows us to post better results than anyone else. how do you see the economy there happening? were the conditions that you are operating in? it is still coming from growth in population. growth in local demand. we continue to try as much as possible to serve our resident customers. our outlook is positive in their headwinds. we have to deal with those headwinds. we have integrated a lot of pragmatism. is growth going to come organically or d

the northeast. dumping about two inches per hour with lightning, a potential for strong winds. driving on 271 and 480 is going to be stronger with the windshield wipers on that high setting. trying to keep up with the rainfall in place. south of eastville's corner there was the potential for rotation and that has not been depicted on radar. heavy rainfall for us. trying to impact cuyahoga. for those over wednesday your rainfall inching closer and closer. i do think within 30 or 45 minutes you will see the thunderstorms getting close to you as well. you see the lightning and hear the thunder indoors even if it not raining at your house. thunderstorm parked on top of you and driving on 480 and a lot slower and barea hitting you soon and brook park you are up next as well. huron with thunderstorms as it moves over lake erie. east sider you got it back. thunderstorms marching through manoway and here in radford and nelson. for the most part this is lighter than what we had for lighter further south and still rain is rain and with a lot of it coming in a short amount of time and lead

several factors play into chances for rain today and tomorrow with the potential for more rain into the end of the work week. today, partly cloudy skies will be common along with a shot for into the evening with 5pm to 9pm being our best wind for wide-spread rain and possible thunderstorms. highs look to range between 94 and 99 degrees valley wide and will increase slightly into the work week but not by much. day for rain through the next 7-days, others say the rain is out by late tonight and we will umbrella handy for tomorrow morning and afternoon. by wednesday and thursday, a much drier forecast is expected with mainly sunny skies but highs hold between 99 and 104 degrees but winds look to pick up thursday morning and last into friday where we see been made... recommending the officers not face criminal charges for the mans death-- 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston is live downtown... and she just talked to the suspect's family. these types of reviews are held for transparency-- sharing facts about the case with the public-- but the family tells me they left this building feel

monday, tuesday that's where the potential is. >>thank you very much. >>> low-income family in th treated to free laundry services today. the non-profit current initiatives teamed up with the sheriff's office for the laundry project event. employees from the sheriff's office assisted with everything from loading the machines and they even played with the kids and read to them too. >> reporter: the university area always needs a boost and there's a lot of good people who reside in this area, so we wanted to give back and empower them with some clean laundry and to feel good and have a good weekend. project doing laundry in the university area. >>> coming up the rays visit the astros and the rowdies do something they haven't done in a few weeks. and we'll take a look at something that an alonzo high school kid did to make national headlines. >>here's what you'll see monday on channel 8 today. >>college self-defense is hitting a whole new level. i'll show you why learning about active shooters. >>get schooled monday morning on >>> bur

any storms that form will bring gusty winds and the potential for localized flash flooding. our showers ease up for tuesday with only a few pop up storms possible; mainly over the mountains and north of the valley. high temperatures will hold in the upper 90s and low 100s on tuesday. more sun and warmer weather is on the way for the middle of the week. large areas of the valley without power tonight.. mainly in the northeast. according to nv energy .. close to 7-thousand customers have no power tonight. fox5's miguel martinez valle is live at nellis and bonanza .. and miguel .. are you seeing any outages near you? closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning " " closed captioning will resume shortly barking at least someone enjoys the rain! erica weeks sent us this video of chase the rain.. this was taken in north las vegas around ann and allen. you can see this video .. and dozens others on the fox 5 las vegas facebook page. that's also where you can send us pictures or video of the storms .. and the flooding left behind. and be sure to tune in tomorrow morning fo

>> we're watching some more showers popping up over pennsylvania and the potential for flash flooding in a few more counties tonight. window at the top of the rock, which is on the 70th floor of our building, it is very cloudy over the city. the clouds are hanging low. we are not tracking any rain showers over the city. nothing showing up on radar. there could be a shower here and there. most of the rain is to our west and that's where the potential for flash flooding will be overnight, especially north and west of the city where you might get some of those isolated downpours like what we saw over the conditions improve tomorrow and it is better by the middle of the week. temperatures today were held in the 70s because of the clouds. did make it to 80 in central park this afternoon, but that 80 felt pretty stifling with humidity levels above 70%. 66 in monticello with 100% relative humidity. in most cases it is between 70% and 80% out there. you can see those downpours moving out of eastern pennsylvania headed towards parts of new jersey, but they're very light showers in new jersey.

impacts and negative effect that could also arise did the staff here potentially to the vision zero coalition we working to integrate autonomous vehicles and to our policy metrics as part of our upcoming long-range planning efforts. regarding the geary bus rapid transit project the staff here at sfmta eight are presenting a broad outreach campaign to engage and educate residents merchants and institutions along the corridor regarding his project which really has grown tremendously in scope to include not just the transit and rapid transit features but also the pedestrian safety and general infrastructure upgrades along the corridor. so it began as a rapid transit project is really turned into an overall complete corridor and complete streets and vision zero safety project as well. we'll be launching a tech space survey to further engage the general public and bus riders and to follow on the federal transit administration's review of the document we anticipate bringing the final environmental impact statement and report in selection of the locally preferred alternative to this board

any storms that form will bring gusty winds and the potential for localized flash flooding. our showers ease up for tuesday with only a few pop up storms possible; mainly over the mountains and north of the valley. high temperatures will hold in the upper 90s and low 100s on tuesday. more sun and warmer weather is on the way for the middle of the week. showers and thunderstorms are a woman is seen stealing trump signs right off a homeowners property. and it's all on caught on camera. why he thinks it wasn't an impulse crime...but a planned out heist. and students are a week away from heading back to school. we're talking to c-c-s-d police in football going for two can be risky. in pizza? it's a sure thing. now get two medium two toppings pizzas for just $6.99 each. that's right just $6.99 each. better ingredients. better pizza. live from las vegas. you're watching fox5 news at six. with emmy award winner john huck. christine maddela. and weather 24/7 with chief meteoroligist ted pretty. this is fox5 news at 6 o'clock. local las vegas. the trial begins today for one of the men

the potential tomorrow for more storms. we had highlighted in red for you. brighter skies in the morning until lunchtime and then the clouds build. we will watch a line of storms approach from the west, and once the friend drops out, finally some we are back down to the 80's early next week, less humidity, and another chance of rain fall by wednesday. doug: thank you. 6:47. one of those -- really? -- stories. the pentagon is banning pokemon go from all official devices. the recently sent a memo reminding workers and contractors to keep the app off their work phones. the memo obtained by the pinpoint the locations of sensitive facilities where secrets are stored. antoinette: funny that that even has to be said. the sox hosting the diamondbacks at fenway park this weekend. a rock star for david price. down by two at the bottom of the first, but hanley ramirez showed up to this one. he gets a three run homer. sox up 3 to 2. bottom of the second, and there he is again. ramirez goes deep to the center, his second three run home run of the night. and then this. dav

the tropics we have gaston, we also have the potential for hermine as we move the clock ahead you cant happens as we approach the latter part of the week into the upcoming weekend. we are talking about the potential for that system moving toward the bahamas and then eventually south florida. the extended forecast shows 89 tomorrow but then back to the 90s for the up coming weekend. tracking our sixth heat wave. lucy? >> thanks mazing, six heat waves, wow. temple university is welcoming the class of 2020. 5100 students moved no their new homes on campus today. the class of 2020 comes from an applicant pool of more than 34,000 people. wow! that is a 15% increase from last year and that is a record for tepp pell. classes start next monday. >>> now across town at university city, the university of pennsylvania welcomes students back for another semester. and 340 new freshmen will be living at the new college house. it opened its doors for the first time today. the new building features a new dining cafe and state of the art dorm rooms with private bathrooms. very chic. >> all right, sean

this is just one forecast model, the european model showing the potential for >>> of rainfall across the tampa bay area during -- 4 to 8 inches of rainfall across the tampa bay area during the workweek. thursday if it develops into tropical depression 9 or tropical storm hermine or ian depending which order they form in, that will bring the heavy rainfall. that will be the primary threat with this. if it becomes a stronger tropical storm, that's where we'll see a better threat of some coastal, maybe some bay winds of 115 miles per hour, tropical depression 8 could become a tropical storm and impact the outer banks of north carolina. here's your temperatures right now cooled off from the rain, another hot day, 95 in tampa, a couple degrees shy of our record high temperature. rain wraps up tonight, low temperatures drop back to the upper 70s, tomorrow high temperature around 92 degrees, some more scattered storms and in the eight-day forecast the rain chance is really ramping thursday looks like a good likelihood we'll see tropical depression 9 develop into a tropical storm in the gulf,

points will be back up there of so plenty of moisture and with these storms from time to time the potential is going to be there for some locally heavy rains of well more than an inch in some locations. and we're seeing the storms tonight in north central iowa. those are all tests tin today arrive in here later our forecast does include scattered showers and thunderstorms along with muggy conditions. for tomorrow we should have some storms early in the day and probably more late in the afternoon. there will be a front kind of stretched outright through here and you can see much cooler conditions to the north best with warmer readings down to the southeast and showers and storms a possibility from time to time. tomorrow night storms start to move onto the southeast. weekend with another chance for showers and thunderstorms saturday and sunday. and those could linger into monday. temperatures consistent in the mid-70s to the lower 80s. >>> apparently post vacation disappointment can lead to divorce. according to to a new study couples tend to put off divorce during times where social norms fo

the 5:00 advisory has it thursday at potentially strengthening. thursday evening perhaps, coming on shore, somewhere in the big bend area. this puts most of tampa bay out of the cone of air which is good news for us. we can feel the effects far off to the center. heavy rain, stronger wind gusts. certainly coastal flooding with those areas. as a result, the hurricane watch in effect citrus, hernando, pasco county this includes marine interests as well. these conditions are possible in the next 48 hours. trying to find the center of this thing, you can see the surface circulation, but most of the convection, dry air, wind shear. so it is not that much more organized than it was 24 hours ago. that is all good news. getting a wind speed of 39 miles an hour out of the hurricane hunter aircraft. today, so that is observation. so, the good new is it hasn't strengthened that much. still, the effects will be felt the next 48 hours with the possibility of coastal flooding. bay flooding. we have to watch the high tides. any time after noon on thursday. and of

by the time the games wrap up, still the potential for storms and 75. storms will linger on through the weekend. >>> two american swimmers caught up in another swim anterior's tale about being robbed jack conger and gunnar bentz arrived if miami this morning. both men were removed from their original flight home by brazilian authorities to question them about ryan lochte's claim the men were robbed by a fake police officer. turns out that fake officer was a security guard who approached the swimmers after they vandalized a gas station's bathroom. as for lochte, brazilian police say he could face criminal charges for telling his version for what happened. he said i want to apologize for my behavior. he did stick to his story adding it is traumatic to be out late with friends in a foreign country and have a stranger point a gun at you and demand money. >>> russian president vladimir putin russia took over crimea from ukraine in 201-4679 south the first of the soldiers began asylum hearings. they immediately sought political asylum but were arrested. turkey

we have the red alert for potential of severe weather. stay tuned. friday looking better looking weekend how about that race for the cure 81 the high in the 60s in downtown cleveland saturday morning looking fantastic. sunday we warm up to 87. it is looking dry now even through the first half of next week i have us dry right around 80 monday mostly sunny and hey, happy birthday tonight! all right! look at that. >> happy birthday! to know chris he comes to us from hawaii and has tons of hawaiian shirts. >> tiffani tucker is awesome. she baked you a cake. tweeted it. >> happy birthday. >> impressive. >> yes. >> let's show it again. that's awesome. >> let's pass on this nonsense shall we? >> coming up on cleveland 19 at 5:00 delivery robots. what they are being tested for >> chris: in consumer news robots doing more and more every day for making your car on the assembly line to one day driving it. soon they could also be delivering your mail. this is a postal robot. it will be tested in washington, d.c. this fall. robots will travel slowly on obstacles i

your hour by hour is going to show us later today the timing of those potential thunderstorms. there this morning, it's not doing a great job of showing us the current rain but that is in play. that's going to move off and i expect we will see a little break in clouds, some sun/cloud mix 1:30 in the afternoon. allentown, harrisburg we are starting to see light to moderate showers, that line starts to drop into town by 4:00 p.m. trenton, wilmington could see some thunderstorms. this is where we have an isolated possibility of severe weather. that's when we start to see the hail, high wind gusts, lightning, flooding concerns. so that's thebr' possibility bu it's isolated meaning this is not a guarantee or going to be widespread. the scattered showers continue through 6:00 starting to hit the shore down through to cape may as well as some of the delaware beaches. then that staffs to move off. by 9:30 we are mostly drying out and a clear start for your sunday. bottom of your screen the seven-day forecast tomorrow better than today. feel like temperatures very hot. 98 what it feels

diesel be around for several more hours meaning the potential is there for 3 inches of rain. floyd county not too far away from charles city. minor flash flooding has been occurring in some areas. over the same general area of the potential is certainly therefore flash flooding across northeastern iowa as we go through the nighttime hours tonight. once again you can see this solid patch of rain extending from mississippi river to the core. and from there the actual front goes all the way into southwestern iowa and right in this region here you can see additional thunderstorms developing. these could actually move north east of the same through the night so i am expecting decent rainfall totals coming out of northeastern iowa and certainly the potential is there for flash flooding. if you live in a flood prone area pay attention to the forecast as we go through the rest of tonight. here is our predictor. the model shows how this is expected to go. here we are 2 am noticing some of storms showing up a bit by 4 am most of our area is expected to be in showers and storms. not sure

any storms that form will bring gusty winds and the potential for localized flash flooding. our showers ease up for tuesday with only a few pop up storms possible; mainly over the mountains and north of the hold in the upper 90s and low 100s on tuesday. more sun and warmer weather is on the way for the middle of the week. two defendants will be the first to plead guilty in nevada... for their roles in the standoff at the bundy ranch in 2014. gerald delemus (de-lay-mus) is expected to enter his plea tomorrow. and blaine cooper is due in court thursday. u-s court district judge gloria navarro says she has signed plea agreements from both men. the two are among 19 defendants for the bunkerville standoff. democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine was in town today. he focused much of his message on donald trump's record on small businesses. don't get tricked by trump. he's going to tell you something good - come to trump university. give me money and i'll give you a condo. don't worry there's nothing in the tax returns that i'm not releasing. - he'll tell you something good

autria: veronica johnson is tracking the potential for powerful storms. how bad will it get and when? good morning to you, washington. it's 6:00. the gang's all here. i can't remember the last time i said that. [laughter] larry: it's been a while. happy back to school day for virginia, summer is over. let's get right back to it but put on a happy face. veronica: that's why we are all here. we came back for you. [laughter] larry: has the forecast? veronica: storms will start firing after the kids get off the bus. as you mentioned, from washington county to fauquier hit the mid-80's. a sticky start again, but dry out there in terms of not seeing any storms yet. here's a look at what it will feel like. 89 to 93, another oppressive day for us. 101, by theat midday hours look at the afternoon. the afternoon temperatures will start dropping. that's because the storms will start rolling in. today will be a high-impact day. late.orms will come in scattered for the afternoon. more widespread by the time we get to the evening hours. a few storms, julie, south of d.c