on the far side of the sun. i mean, this is the same sun that's shown down on our planet for 4.5 billion years. this is the same sun that's the source of virtually all the energy our planet has ever had or will ever had. this is the same sun that so dominated in human art, literature, culture, philosophy, science, mythology and religion throughout all human history, this is the same sun that's the gravitational master of our solar system. it's a third of the million times the mass of our planet. this is the same sun that's our sign post in the milky way galaxy. and yet we can send spacecraft to the other side of the sun. and when i say "we" i don't mean the dawn team. i don't mean everybody here at jpl or everybody at nasa. i don't even mean the entire engineering and science community. i mean everybody. i think everyone participates in missions like this. to me, everyone who's ever looked up at the night sky and wondered, anyone who has any curiosity at all about earth and how it fits in, anybody who feels that

on the far side of the sun. i mean, this is the same sun that's shown down on our planet for 4.5 billion years. this is the same sun that's the source of virtually all the energy our planet has ever had or will ever had. this is the same sun that so dominated in human art, literature, culture, philosophy, science, mythology and religion throughout all human history, this is the same sun that's the gravitational master of our solar system. it's a third of a million times the mass of our planet. this is the same sun that's our sign post in the milky way galaxy. and yet we can send spacecraft to the other side of the sun. and when i say "we" i don't mean the dawn team. i don't mean everybody here at jpl or everybody at nasa. i don't even mean the entire engineering and science community. i mean everybody. i think everyone participates in missions like this. to me, everyone who's ever looked up at the night sky and wondered, anyone who has any curiosity at all about earth and how it fits in, anybody who feels that lo

on the far side of the sun. i mean, this is the same sun that's shown down on our planet for 4.5 billion years. this is the same sun that's the source of virtually all the energy our planet has ever had or will ever had. this is the same sun that so dominated in human art, literature, culture, philosophy, science, mythology and religion throughout all human history, this is the same sun that's the gravitational master of our solar system. it's a third of the million times the mass of our planet. this is the same sun that's our sign post in the milky way galaxy. and yet we can send spacecraft to the other side of the sun. and when i say "we" i don't mean the dawn team. i don't mean everybody here at jpl or everybody at nasa. i don't even mean the entire engineering and science community. i mean everybody. i think everyone participates in missions like this. to me, everyone who's ever looked up at the night sky and wondered, anyone who has any curiosity at all about earth and how it fits in, anybody who feels that

the sun is rising in the background. we left cape canaveral at dawn got into d when we space, this is our trajectory and once again, it's this sun ntional view with the in the center. here's the orbit of earth and the orbit of other bodies and as we follow the trajectory for awn along when it's this nice xenon camillion blue color is where it's thrusting with the and where it's dark is where we're coasting. we launched in september 2007 earth was here and you can andwe coasted a little bit, we had some thrusting and coasting as we were checking out others as wees and were getting the spacecraft ready for its interplanetary journey. regular ot into a pattern of ion thrusting most of the time and as a subtle the durations l, of these coast periods here, that is where we're not exaggerated in this, because the software used to generate these trajectory once a day, so we're really thrusting more than it looks like here. you see thrusting most of the then we have this long coast period during which we flew by mars in order to

the other side of the sun. when i say we, don't mean the dawn team. don't mean everybody hereby at jpl or anybody at nasa or the entire engineering and science community. mean everybody. think everybody participates in missions like this. to me, everyone who has ever looked up at the night sky in wonder, anyone who has any curiosity at all about earth and how it fits in, anybody who feels that longing to know the cosmos, or who wants to understand the nature of nature, for that matter anybody who just ever felt that drive for a bold adventure, right? a noble undertaking to go beyond the next horizon and see what is there. everybody participates in make like this and that to me it what it most exciting about this kind of thing. because i think dawn and the other spacecraft around here truly, as human kind's robotic ambassadors to the cosmos, and i think we all share in that, and that's what i think is really rewarding about this. so that raises the question, how do we do this? well, we start by putting the spacec

the sun is rising in the background. we left cape canaveral at dawn in 2007 and when we got into space, this is our trajectory and once again, it's this conventional view with the sun in the center. here's the orbit of earth and the orbit of other bodies and as we follow the trajectory for dawn along when it's this nice xenon camillion blue color is where it's thrusting with the ion engine and where it's dark is where we're coasting. we launched in september 2007 when earth was here and you can see we coasted a little bit, and we had some thrusting and coasting as we were checking out the ion engines and others as we were getting the spacecraft ready for its interplanetary journey. then we got into a regular pattern of ion thrusting most of the time and as a subtle technical detail, the durations of these coast periods here, that is where we're not thrusting and exaggerated in this, because the software used to generate these trajectory samples just once a day, so we're really thrusting more than it looks like here. you

the sun. but just so everybody else's following, remember that picture of the asteroid belt. he was observed that to see that there's two groups of asteroids ahead of and behind jupiter. those are called trojan asteroids, bodies that, think that orbit the sun or doesn't have to be orbiting the sun, but when one bodies orbiting another they turned out to be places in its orbit that a relatively stable for other bodies to orbit. so both ahead of them be behind jupiter to such places. asteroids that happen to have wandered through this place kind of get trapped there. for experts there's a little bit of simplification. so it is not that jupiter's plowing through them, but, but they are orbiting the sun with jupiter and they are relatively stable. there are places that are like that for earthen orbit around the sun and even the moon's orbit orbit around the earth. >> and another thing, ecliptic oh -- >> they are close. >> thank you. >> we were going to answer questions that came from the left but

this is rain falling on the surface of the sun. rain, you see, in the video is actually plasma returning to the sun's surface. the scientists call this phenomenon crsks orona rain and is often triggered by shoal are flairs. emily: rain on the sun, who kn randy: we need rain but not that rain. it's warmer than we would like. mike: speaking of the sun, sun rise is coming up in 45 minutes but we start to lose two minutes of sunlight every day. by the time we get to a couple weeks it's 6:00 a.m. and october 17 it's back to 7:00 a.m. we have some temperatures in the 60-degree range and even in the upper 50's right now with gorgeous skies. and nothing showing on the satellite picture and will allow for the beautiful sun rise we're talking about. the sun shine will be with us today and tomorrow. it isn't until this morning where it might change. no rain showing up but a cloud here or there. we saw it yesterday afternoon, where the clouds built up and got a couple sprinkles but it didn't amount to much and don't expect it today. nice temper

that white circle in the middle represents the disk of the sun. you can see the comet enter from the right side of the screen and disappear. despite the way the video looks this comet didn't fall into the sun. it actually went around it, but was torn apart and vaporized by the sun's heat. presidential race, a rhode island company is taking data into their own hands. ben: forget the straw poll yacht club bottling works is holding a soda pop poll. they're pitting hillary's blue raspberry liberal limeade against donald's strawberry peach populist punch. doesn't his sound better? heather: no, i like limeade. keeping track of how many bottles of each are sold as a way to gauge voters tastes. >> me and my wife were watching the debates, and it just popped in my head. they have a slight acidity to them, so they have a bite. they meet the candidates; they have a little edge to them. ben: owner john sgambato says before this, orders have only gone as far as oklahoma. but with the hillary and donald pop they're sending soda out to california. so far sales ar

areas of dry or wet weather this afternoon and the chance of storms will have to be maintained until the sun goes down. like yesterday, any storms that form will be extremely slow-moving, leading to areas of excess rainfall in isolated spots. the same boundary is still in our area tomorrow, but will move south tomorrow night. from wednesday through saturday, cooler high pressure builds in as a tropical system impacts the southeast united states.today:scattered t ght s. low: 67 tomorrow: ae of storms. partly sunny. nd: nw 5-10. high: 80 tom. night: storms early, then partly cloudy. wind:w 5-10. low: 62tha people in elkader are making progress after devastating flooding late last week. but there's a lot of work to be done. the turkey river crested at 22 and a half feet on friday. while that's about five feet lower than initial predictions, the water still caused a lot of damage. kcrg-t9's jordee kalk shows us the city's progress. railing here, and you couldn't come down here, the waves were just splashing." this isn't paul olson's first battle with flood waters.. 14:24, "i've been in business,

the sun coming out. there's snow way up high above timberline and up at loveland those of you getting ready to go skiing, first dusting of snow up there, this is a live look of rain and snow and now the sun coming out at the loveland ski area, beautiful in denver now, bodes well for the your evening commute. our high 68 degrees, well below the average of 86 and nowhere near the record. at the airport this hour we've and a cool 62 degrees, similar to the number here in the backyard, although the wind is kicking up as well a bit. the winds are out of the west helping to scour out this moisture. we do anticipate another round of shower and storms infant next 24 to 36 hours. keep -- storms in the next 24 to 36 hours of keep the jacket and umbrella handy. a little wind as they track onto the eastern plains, all part of a front dropping south along the front range, low we're seeing all this moisture increase from the south to the north and off to the east where we're dealing with severe weather. the threat for

as that white circle in the middle represents the disk of the sun... you can see the comet enter from the right side of the screen and disappear. despite the way the video looks... this comet didn't fall into the sun. as it went around it -- it was vaporized by the sun's heat. the comet part of a group of comets with related orbits that broke off of a huge comet several centuries ago. 8 news now is partnering with smiths and silver state schools credit union.. to collect school supplies for at- risk schools in clark county. the drive runs through august 12th. for a list of locations where you can drop off supplies.. go to our website las vegas now dot com. /// some areas on las vegas boulevard closed off. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus -- it's a no- go for rooftop solar. the decision the nevada supreme court made.. that will no longer be on the november ballot. ((patrick walker)) >> and, athletes from around the world are getting ready in rio.. to kick off the summer olympic games. ((kirsten joyce)) valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...th

and when the moon gets completely in front of the sun, you see the corona, the outer atmosphere of the sun. just spectacular. >> reporter: luckily for coloradans, the best viewing spot casper, wyoming. on august 21st, 2017 around 1 # 1:45 a.m. you can see it for yourself for two minutes and 20 seconds. >> that looks awesome. >> reporter: if you're thinking what's the big deal, there's plenty of time before it happens? steve lee has been trying to book a wyoming hotel room now with no luck. >> i called back late last fall to see if anything had changed. we're booked up. >> reporter: it goes to show how fascinated we are with the solar system. >> it is something that you will remember for the rest of your life. >> reporter: the denver museum of nature and science will have an event at the museum where people can view the eclipse. two buses will head up to wyoming for the best view. for more information, go to 9news.com. >>> will we be able to see this from denver or the outskirts of the city? >> right. we will be able to see it. it will be 09 to 95% of the eclipse. that sounds like a lot

however, once the sun will help burn off some of this fog and we'll start to warm. partly sunny skies late morning and into the afternoon and a southerly wind will provide us will high temperatures into the low 80s. the mugginess will stick around today as well. throughout the day a stray shower or storm cannot be ruled out, especially along i-80 as well through the evening and overnight hours. low temperatures will drop into the upper 60s. today: fog early, then partly sunny. slight chance of afternoon storms, mainly i-80 and south. wind: s 5-10 high: 85 alo: 83 dbq: 84 iow: 85 82 to 88 tonight: partly cloudy. wind: se 5-10 low: 67 alo: 66 dbq: 67 iow: 68 64 to 70 tomorrow: chane 5-10 high: 84 alo: 83 dbq: 83 iow: 84 81 to 87 tom. night: slight chance of storms. wind: s 5-10 low: 67 alo: 66 dbq: 67 iow: 68 64 to 70 tuesday: chance of storms early, then partly cloudy. high: 83 low: 67 wednesday: mostly sunny. high: 80 low: 63 thursday: mostly sunny. high: 77 low: 60 friday: mostly sunny. high: 80 low: 59 sunday: chance of storms. high: 84 low: 66 monday: chance of st

the sun is back up and the hope. this morning everyone is talking about the dramatic video of a 10-year-old being pulled from the rubble. italian fire crews sifted through the mess and noticed her legs realizing she was still alive. the deadly 6.2 earthquake hit early wednesday morning just after 3:30 while most people were asleep. the quake leveled entire towns. the hardest-hit areas were in the mountains northeast of rome. the residents are now recalling the frightening moments their home started to shake. suddenly we heard a horrifying sound, and the bed started to shake. and all the doors in the cabinet opened and started to shake as well. all the walls collapsed and windows shattered. it was horrifying. >> the region is a popular italian destination this time of year and with so many visitors, it is making it very hard to estimate exactly how many people might be missing. despite the loss, the communities are pulling together to find more survivors. strong aftershocks are a displaced. coming up at 6:00, hear abo

areas of dry or wet weather this afternoon and the chance of storms will have to be maintained until the sun goes down. like yesterday, any storms that form will be extremely slow-moving, leading to areas of excess rainfall in isolated spots. the same night. from wednesday through saturday, cooler high pressure builds in as a tropical system impacts the southeast united states.today: scattered thunderstorm s possible. very muggy. wind: se 5-10 high: 81 tonight: chance of storms. wind: light s. low: 67 tomorrow: chance of storms. partly sunny. wind: nw 5-10. high: 80 tom. night: storms early, then partly cloudy. wind: nw 5-10. low: 62 several terminals were evacuated, incoming flights halted, and traffic into angeles airport overnight. this was a precaution after reports of a gunman. as a-b-c's kendis gibson reports, those turned out to be false, but the damage was done. passenger "it was chaotic a major scare at the nation's second busiest airport. passengers fleeing, many onto the tarmac at l-a- x, after reports of shots fired. abc's matt gutman was there, overnight. gutman sot: "pretty eer

the sun coast parkway right here, looking great. i checked the average speed, 73. so no delays if you can get there, definitely the sun coast parkway is going to save you time. >>> elsewhere in the bay area, we are looking really good out there. i-275 through downtown tampa, the lanes wide open. taking just about 5 minutes to get from here down to the howard frankland bridge. across the howard frankland 8 minutes across the courtney campbell. we have been talking that it is the weekend and comic con is going on. got your cossey assume ready? >> got the costume ready. the rain is -- costume ready? >> got the costume ready. showers to talk about here appr may get lightning with this particular cell. certainly getting lightning with this one here, and that is headed up toward bradenton in the next 15 to 30 minutes. these were kind of beginning to now parallel, lug and eventually migrate along the coast, just not as heavy as we had yesterday. that continues through the early part of the morning. rain chances are going to be higher. by this time tomorrow gulf with. if y

the energy source as the sun. rom one extraction to another. it is basically solar panels. period. the same thing with electric vehicles. it is a technology. narrator: the shape of renewable technology is changing all the time. technology now exist to manufacture transparent solar panels. >> now when we think solar, we think rooftops, but in the not-too-distant future, and only a few years, we will be able to convert our windows. i mean imagine every time you look up and you see one of these high-rises full of windows, that could be a three megawatt solar power plant. if all we do is go to to the existing technology cost curve for batteries and solar and electric vehicles and autonomous vehicles, essentially all of energy and transportation is going to be obsolete by 2030. narrator: the clean disruption tony foresees has huge political implications. it has the potential to transform the economies of entire nations and change the balance of power across the world. >> for the middle east, the implications are massive

it's jumped to 81 in lawrence with the sun coming out. we'll track in the 70s and 60s overnight tonight, dropping to 64 under clear skies for your evening plans and overnight tonight. we'll talk more about that heat that's coming, just how hot we're about to get. >> see you again shortly. massachusetts congressman is calling on the house and senate to reconvene to address the emergency zika funding request submitted by president obama in have been infected with zika. cdc is urging pregnant women and their partners to stay way from the area. >> it's what experts have been fearing. local transmission of zika here in the continental united states. more than a dozen people in miami contracting the dangerous virus from mosquitos. >> probably close to 60 plus tourists this year. 23 million people. we're very active in making sure we do everything we can to believed to stem from miami's hip and happening wynwood arts district filled with restaurants and shops, getting rid of the type of mosquito that spreads the zika proving to be a difficult tas

should feel muggy once the sun -- love it. 79degrees. should feel muggy once the sun comes up. i really think most of the storms will come after lunchtime, around 4:00 p.m. and 93 degrees. right now, 75 in temple terrace. palm harbor, 77. 75 in lakeland. still getting some rain across the gulf coast. for us though, thing have been dry overnight. let's go into the future where cloud, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 this morning. first few showerses just like yesterday start in polk county and highlands county around 1 :00. and then the storms get better coverage by 3:30 when the kids come home from school. but the strongest storms along and west of 75 this evening. leslee lacey, how about traffic on the 8s? >>> the howard frankland bridge, let's go to meliek on and i understand that it looks like the tow truck was just removed from the roadway. as he pans over, that's where we saw the crashed up car on the left. it is gone. so that is some good news. and back to the camera shot that i have here. and you can see we still have activity out there. so there was a crashed up vehicle here that was

the sun advise. what a nice way to start your >>> another wave of students heading back to school today. with the largest enrollment students, teachers and staff plan on keeping students better balanced this year. >> police need your help finding an at risk man, gone for days, and what we know about him and what you should keep an eye out for. >> and it is the unofficial end of summer. coming up. labor day. right around the corner. we will tell you what you should expect if you are going to hit the road or if you're going to stake to the skies. >> good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us on this monday morning. gary and corey with you. cheryl is on her way back from she is going to sleep in for a couple of days. >> for a week. >> maybe for a week. >> yes. [ laughter ] >>> let's send it over to amelia right now. there is traffic news going on. >> all sorts of stuff happening today. a dump struck has rolled on the -- truck has rolled from the ramp 76, on to the i-25 exit ramp. the truck on its side

areas of dry or wet weather this afternoon and the chance of storms will have to be maintained until the sun goes down. like yesterday, any storms that form will be extremely slow-moving, leading to areas of excess rainfall in isolated spots. the same boundary is still in our area tomorrow, but will move south tomorrow night. from wednesday through saturday, cooler high pressure builds in as a tropical system impacts the southeast united states.today: scattered thunderstorm s possible. very muggy. wind: se 5-10 high: 81 tonight: chance of storms. wind: light s. low: 67 tomorrow: chance of storms. partly sunny. wind: nw 5-10. high: 80 tom. night: storms early, then partly cloudy. wind: nw 5-10. low: 62 thanks kaj. data from iowa's first three moth medicaid system show there's room for improvement. today, people relying on medicaid for their healthcare and the companies managing the system will express some of their concerns in des moines. this morning, medicaid members will share their experiences, both good and bad, at the state capitol building. they can then talk to committee toward the en

we get a wrap and warm once the sun comes out. by. 10:00, most of the showers ending few clouds and we start to clear out and we will easily reach into the mid-80's for this afternoon. ben: than >> tim: monitoring situation out of kenosha county this morning. emergency crews at the scene of a barn fire. this fire was reported along 30 eight st west of green bay road. you're looking at video of this fire that was sent to us by a viewer. crew just arrived at the scene. here is a live look. the fire is now out but smoke still rising into the morning air. emergency crews still on the scene in this era. the sheriff's office says no one was hurt during all this. the official cause is now under investigation, but we are told this fire does not appear to be suspicious. you will want to be careful if you're heading to summers as crews wrapup that scene. ben: 5:32. to the an officer did not respond to any major incidents overnight. live in the sherman park neighborhood this morning. that area remains a focus for law enforcement. >> that is e

. >> too much time in the sun. can be dangerous. >> . some dogs get sunburned. just like humans. >> the first sign would be redness of the skin. >> . a dermatologist at veterinary teaching hospital. she says white and light colored dogs with short fur are most at risk. >> . they don't have the production the hair offers. and the melanin offers. >> . after serious sunbathing. >> it would have to be on a habitual consistent basis. spots like this boxer. >> if it's not caught early. it can be deadly. >> . it progressed to cancer. >> this dog got skin cancer. most likely from the sun. >> . it's a problem in colorado. >> . put sunscreen on your dog. >> we have to be their protectors. if they have light skin like this. to either interrupt the sun sunbathing or put a shirt on them. >> . your dog can still enjoy the sunshine. denver public schools face a new discrimination lawsuit tonight. >> a local hispanic owned abg trekture if you firm is accusinm criminating against >> . we have both sides of the issue. >> . the firm says they have been spending years trying to work

pete beach with the sun coming up right now. lake club in lakewood ranch, a beautiful start, you're at 78 degrees. just a few clouds through the morning. 88degrees by noon. and 92 by 4:00 p.m. yes, it's in the storms, about a 40% rain chance start inland and push toward the coast. and i expect similar conditions tomorrow morning, sunshine, afternoon storms and a high of 92. >>> all right, if you're planning to go into manatee county from hillsborough or pinellas, rough news for you. look at the red, down to 14 miles per hour. that's the average. it gets very, very slow and stop and go. and this is due to an accident just before u.s. 301. it's tying up lanes. coming off the sunshine skyway bridge, take 19 or u.s. 41, one of the exits before you get to 75. that should help out. and let's take a live look now as we move to the cameras, more vehicles on the road, this is 275 southbound away from downtown tampa. right around ashley. let's move over to the other camera, look at this, howard frankland bridge, starting to get busy. and n

and as daylight approach, the sun on the building, looks great. one world trade. 59 in danberry. 62 for smithtown. and temperatures in the 50s. low 50s in riverhead out to montauk currently at 60 degrees. and toms river, 57. wall to wall sunshine through the afternoon. temperatures hotter tomorrow. so we go with 80 degrees by noon. southerly wind through the afternoon with a high of 84. minutes. that's weather, here's health with the commute -- here's heather with the commute. >>> p.a.t.h. trains are going to start weekend suspension starting at 12:01 and lasting until 5:00 a.m. on monday morning. the 33rd street line beginning tomorrow, lasting until december 19th. you will be having that hoboken to 33rd street line suspended. that means the 6th avenue line, all of those stations because of this upgrade with p.a.t.h. trains. new jersey transit, metro north, long island railroad doing just fine. cross bronx west, bronx river parkway, you have construction. and the garden state parkway, an accident south exit 105. street cleaning rules are in effec

the sun is up and looking like a beautiful day. temperatures very comfortable this morning as you are stepping out the door. take the dog for an pahrump 74 right now. in the las vegas valley we're looking at 75-degrees. winds out of the southwest two miles per hour. throughout the rest of the day temperatures will climb to the triple digit, 101 is the high today. that's normal. what about the weekend? kids to go back to school. this guy is very excited to go back. >> krystal: so we're talking about this guy in the school spirit. he's a school resource officer in maryland and he's preparing for his sixth year going back to school. he decided to do this in a memorable way. returning to school and his pictures are flooding facebook this morning. shows him with what he's looking forward to for the school year. he's hoping this is going to show his funny side and show students it isn't all business. >> dana: we want to see everybody's back to school photos and videos whether you are a teacher or parent, student or police officer, share t

the sun is up this afternoon. ben: this morning, thousands of people are continue to deal with parts of the south. torrential rain and flooding has destroyed homes and taken lives in louisiana. i'm here with jeremy nelson. right now these folks, this is mostly in baton rouge. they are no stranger to this type of flying. jeremy: 11 years ago when hurricane katrina came through. they saw some flooding then. and now we fast forward to our current time, the record rainfall started last week and dropped over two feet of rain. 11 people have lost their lives. louisiana's governor s homes have been damaged, leaving thousands of people displaced. and president obama declared a state of emergency deploying the national guard in the most desperate areas. many people do not have flood insurance. flood waters are receding in most areas this morning to the red cross says 33 volunteers from wisconsin are in louisiana helping some of the flood victims. we hope they stay safe. melinda: right now a wildfire in southern california i

nasa capturing plasma raining on the surface of the sun. the agency says a solar flare can cause the material to cascade down in big loops. they form a super-hot mix that rapidly cools as it falls. the bright pixels in this video aren't caused by the solar flare -- that happens when high-energy scientists say this part of the sun -- the outer atmosphere -- is actually much hotter than sun's surface... but don't know why. a moth so big -- it covers both your palms. discovered in china -- it's actually the largest in the world with a wingspan of 12 inches. this species is called "snake head's moth"... if you look closely at the upper right wing -- it looks like a weeks because it doesn't have a fully developed mouth to feed itself. a "scary" lucille ball statue gets a replacement... and "suicide squad" wins big at the box office this weekend. more -- in tonight's buzz. "he's a psychotic anti-social freak. what... careful." characters saving the world brought in about 135-million dollars in its opening weekend. according to tracking firm comsco

now the sun is coming up on wednesday. the beautiful sunrise at the hyundai of new port richey where it's 79 degrees. and now getting into the routine in class, 79 degrees 89degrees by your lunchtime. and 92 when the final bell rings and the rain chances start ramping up. through 3:00 p.m., the rain chance is 20%. but up to 40% rain chance around 4:00 p.m. and storms push closer to the coast. at6:38 in weather and traffic on the 8s, i am tracking tropical depression six for you. >>> and we have problems popping up. we were good for a while and now we have issues. we've got an accident here. you can see that truck off to lanes are blocked. -- shoulder, no lanes are blocked. on the right shoulder, people are slowing down. and these are just people lookie looing. and that's why we have slow-and- go traffic there. and see that orange right there? that's the back-up. westbound slow-and-go, you start to hit the brakes and this is backed up to mcintosh. the problem is right before i- 75 near mango road. and we've got an issue west

i would say, pop the sun roof, guys, it feels really comfortable outside. y, a little on the cool side, but we are not complaining. right? this is a look at storm scan, totally empty, stays that way all day. and then, when it comes to how it feels outside, always for me the clincher. looking ahead here, notice the dew point drop even by tomorrow. then, they beginning to creep up little bit. gives you flavor what we have to look ahead to here. but generally speaking

because once the sun comes out, then the fog is going to burn up and then we'll see the temperatures rise. but it's a different story in sheboygan. right now 63, that's a good start to the day. nice and clear and dry. with a dog or go for a jog. there are storms to the south of us, but i'm really not worried about those for today. today, we could see an isolated thundershower. not too concerned about it. you can see it kind of picks up here on the weather models. but then as we move along into friday, a cold front on the way. coming in from our north and west. one little wave. this is just potential this morning. our weather models have been overdoing this all summer long. honestly, maybe an isolated shower for the morning. we could see that first round. it's the son little more concerned with. we have some energy, but as usual, the timing is really not there. here's 6:00 p.m., we're starting to see activity. i'm not going to rule out on awe few strong storms. here we go. 9:00, and you can see, there's lots of areas of heavy rain and downpour. some areas could easily see, you know, h

the area. today, look for more sun than clouds and a touch humid with highs in the lower 80s. nice state fair weather for sure. wind: e 5-10 mph.tonight: dry and mild. lows in the 60s.week ahead: each day during the work week gets a little warmer as we warm from the low 80s to the middle 80s by the middle of the week and eventually the upper 80s. nice mix of sun and clouds through wednesday then the rainand storm chances return starting thursday but filling in for drew last week...rebecca's back with us today at noon with your first look at 'ready weather.' a nice start to the week is expected across the area. today, look for more sun than clouds and a touch humid with highs in the lower 80s. nice state fair weather for sure. wind: e 5-10 mph.tonight: dry and mild. lows in the 60s.week ahead: each day during the work week gets a little warmer as we warm from the low 80s to the middle 80s by the middle of the week and eventually the upper 80s. nice mix of sun and clouds through wednesday then the rain and storm chances return starting thursday but especially on friday. toss bac

and now we have one of the the bobcats that will go blind as we look look into the sun. we have one way up high in front of the drug. and in have a magnificent view. these are just examples of how m we got te wildlife exhibits on my hillside so that basically the entire visitors with t lots of wonderfl enrichment. and coming down to this level it feels like we're crash that was paid on one fatal one of the driversh pulled a gu. >> we're getting pulled plugged in his own nfl quarterback says he will not stand for the national anthem until things change your. >> the sun is out, and there are cooler temperatures on the way. not so much a 90 or all the rain from yesterday. what about the holiday forecast? we see help for a beautiful forecast >> it became. the game of the summer ?- the pokey man go t pot real world concern. >> and a device from an internet security expert. parents find out if there are things you can be doing on a regular basis to keep your kids safefe on this it is 8:00 o'clock. thank youoc for joining us. >> good morning am stephani schaefer. >> i am jessica

visible imagery shows you where the clouds are, so sun along the north shore, sun out here, you can clearly see the quabin reservoir and a lot of clouds in southeastern massachusetts. not much left here, a couple sprinkles. outer cape seeing a little bit of rainshower activity. this is about to go off shore, route 6, you're still stuck in a what the temperatures will look like this evening for your plans just ahead. >> vanessa: a man allegedly attacked a transit police officer and stabbed him with a needle. travis artist was escorted out of harvard square station on monday after he refused to pay his fare. police say he came back looking for a fight and attacked the officer, sticking i am him with an uncapped needle. artist was eventually taken into custody. the officer is expected to be ok. >> mark: the city of boston is celebrating national night out. police will join city residents in a show crime. officers were out mingling with people in east boston, sharing a meal and even getting temporary police tatoos. >> vanessa: developing tonight, the commissioner of the new york police departme

and the solar farm should be getting a nice amount of sun to make electricity out of today. we have temperatures this morning starting to come up a bit and dropping to the mid-50s and 60s. and we have 69 at hope mill and looking at 71 in clinton and 71 around rocky mount, wilson, and wake forest is the 64. as we head through the day, temperatures at or below normal to the north and near 90 in fayetteville and the humidity is fairly low for this time of year and we'll look for a mixture of sunshine and clouds and lots of sun and blue sky at times and other times, we may see a few flattened fair weather clouds, and we'll have sun and high clouds after a low of 64 and edge up more with a bright day on thursday with the high around 90. bill >>> lawmakers are launching an ambitious new study of school construction needs in 100 counties, contracting on an outside firm to handle the study and identify rural counties with trouble paying for construction. >>> three teachers in our area will be recognized by the white teachers from middle and high schools to receive the award for excel

introduce you to islands that are fun in the sun. i'm joe amorosino. track team usa dominated the summer games in rio. that domination continued on the hard court where the womens basketball team punched their ticket to gold yesterday. and men was to follow suit today. heading into the semifinal show down with spain. it wasn't easy. the americans pulled it out 82-76. the 2 time defending gold medalists will face the winner of sunday's gold medal game. the mens volleyball team playing for a spot. team usa was up 2 sets to 1. but the italians made an improbable come back. and then winning the final set. the americans will play for the bronze on sunday. team usa fairing better against italy in the pool. the water polo team capping off becoming the first team to win 2 olympic gold medals in women's water polo. for travis stevens the third time was the charm competing in his third olympics. stevens won the silver medal in mens judo. securing the usa's first olympic medal in that weight class. more on tonight's home town hero. >> reporter: travis stevens has

oust mc carron once the sun camous. boom, temperature jumped to above on the low side this goes down as a normal day. congratulations you are normal. does not happen aunt. tomorrow we start in the aches. into the 90s. we will have more sun tomorrow we should get to 102 for a high. not much wind a breeze around 10 miles per hour that is it. check in on the doppler the storms to our northeast and the movement is in that direction there. keep an eye. mosquite a chance. but even wha what is move nothing our direction is weakening. the more moisture pour in overnight weekend and ripple could trigger more storps sunday and especially mondayful here are your lose. 68, 80. highsar saturday cruising to the weekend. bolder city, 101. for the las vegas valley tonightful pary 82 for the low temperature. tomorrow a mix of sun and clouds and a few more afternoon clouds. mostly sunny. 103. if you want storms go to the east. that is a good question and statement about the lake f. you are going to the lake the further east you run to clo

that means the sun is two to three hours behind the clock.think spain should switch to the same time zone as britain or portugal, which are an hour behind central european time. that situation annoys watchmaker rivera. here in the far west of spain, the discrepancy between the official time and solar time is particularly great, and he needs to remember the one-hour time pneighboring portugal if he is o avoid arriving late for business appointments there. >> the time difference makes no sense here at the border. galicia is geographically in line with portugal. we have to have the same time. it's nonsense for us here. >> but spain and portugal haven't always been in different time zones. joaquin alvarez is 92. as a young man living under the franco dictatorship, he remembers his country changing to central european time. that was in order to be in the same time zone as nazi germany. it was a purely political decision. >> the orders came from on high and you had to obey them. you were put under a lot of pressure back then, if you opposed anythin

carlos santana will lose it in the sun. a fee-0 lead -- a 5-0 lead and that's all he would need. he strikes out naquin in the fourth. he is holding them to one run. they win their second straight and takes the series with a 5-1 victory. we are less than three weeks away from the season opener, and the 49ers still have not named their starting quarterback. it is unheard of. welcome to the new look 49ers. chip kelly has to decide gabbert or kaepernick. gabbert started the first two games, but kaepernick is ready for game action. he wants to see him with the starters before making a judgment. colin was asked if he still has a chance of winning the starting job. >> i'm gonna go out and show everything i can these next two games and make sure i put my best foot forward to show the organization and this team and this coaching staff what i am capable of. >> you 8 poach any -- you approach any season -- any game like a regular season game. this is usually a dry reason for the season. >> earthquakes taking on the revolution. danvill

carlos santana will lose it in the sun. take a fee-0 lead -- a 5-0 lead and that's all he would need. he strikes out naquin in the fourth. he is holding them to one run. they win their second straight and takes the series with a 5-1 victory. we are less than three weeks away from the season opener, and the 49ers still have not named their starting quarterback. it is unheard of. welcome to the new look 49ers. chip kelly has to decide gabbert or kaepernick. gabbert started the first two games, but kaepernick is ready for game action. he wants to see him with the starters before making a judgment. colin was asked if he still has a chance of winning the starting job. >> i'm gonna go out and show everything i can these next two games and make sure i put my best foot forward to show the organization and this team and this coaching staff what i am capable of. >> you 8 poach any -- you approach any season -- any game like a regular season game. this is usually a dry reason for the season. >> earthquakes taking on the revolution. dan

. >>> it's raining peninsulas ma on the sun's -- plasma on the sun's surface.this the video of a solar flare cap-under -- captured by nasa. the iris satellite launched in june 2061 to observe the sun the mission is being monitored bay team at lockheed martin in high school. >> parts of the bay area saw some sun this afternoon. drew tuma is off lisa argen as has the forecast. >> it's nice out here with the west wind 159, and looking at doppler, there's just a little ity bit on the san mateo coast and as we good in closer you'll notice it'sust covering the city, but hour-by-hour, getting smaller and that's the trend. we'll see less fog the marine layer will be come press held in the days ahead and that will give us a slight bump in temperatures. right now, mid-80s morgan hill. 76 san jose. san francisco, 64. and despite warmth today with are running five degrees below average in san jose. for east bay hills camera, a little hazy out there, upper 80s by the delta and mid-80s in concord. the rest of the evening should be pleasant in the valleys with temperatures th

let's get into future cast and show you everything fades away once the sun goes down here. for our monday with plenty of sunshine to kick things off good monsoon moisture from the southwest will push into the southwest mountains expecting plenty of showers and thunderstorm development as a go into the afternoon for the high country how much that translates to lower elevation is questionable a 10 percent chance at looks like most of that can find the south side of town and the divide of 81. fifty-nine overnight a few passing clouds and breezy as we get afternoon highs in the upper 80s a passing shower late as a get into the divide that's about it flows across the board upper 50s and low 60s tomorrow afternoon very similar with numbers right around the 90-degree mark. changes heading our way. as the cold front expected to come through that will happen wednesday afternoon that will bring as us an extended stretch the rockies go further second straight series when he's not one but two home runs but it ill lift the rockies to win against the first-place cubs. david was proud to b

the clear skies, let the sun shine in. this was a look at the big thunderstorms out over the eastern plains. you can see clouds. that is an indicator of some severe weatheh that's a good shot there. here's a shot from roxborough park from nugget fans 67 before the storms that rolled in about noon started to hit. we had beautiful blue sky and another shot of the clouds from crown hill in jefferson county. that's a good thunderstorm. we head up to nickel-sized hail around perry park and south of castle rock yesterday. ranger ben sent that in. the storms had a lot of lightning is the of 61 in boulder. 707 in -- 70 in grand junction. 66 in telluride. berry has 59 degrees this morning. satellite and radar together. mostly clear over the denver-metro area, and in the central mountains. we've had a few thunderstorms and showers down near telluride and thick fog out in the counties near yuma through kit carson and some of those areas, there's a until 9:00 a.m. for those areas in ray and burlington. the hardest hit out there. it's p

the sun is up at the lake mead marina. sunrise today one minute before 6 o'clock. sun going down right around seven cold 30 this evening. if you're headed out to the lake today 112 make sure of lots of water. plenty of sunscreen on out there and you may want to take a dive into the lake. temperature of the water right now right around 80 degrees. there is action out there in into new mexico as well. but by midweek, and beyond we do see an influx of moisture in the southern nevada. that will give rise to some clouds right now we don't think we have any thunderstorms in the seven-day forecast. at least not here in las vegas. it looks like the northwest and arizona plateau will get some action by the end of this week temperatures today 112 in overton lake mead 110 in mesquite. and prompt. today the normal high tech down one degree normal high for this day is 102. this peaks the normal does at the end of july at 105.were moving in the right direction. by the end of august, the normal high will be 99 degrees. we've never had a triple digit temperature here in las vegas a

well, today you probably wanted the sunscreen because the sun was out for a lot of people. >> the sun was out, you needed the sunscreen. we started with clouds this morning but they shot out fairly quickly. wait until you see some of the red rock resort looking to the east, just before sun rise, you can see we had the clouds. a few more clouds working their way in right now. meanwhile, where did they go? mesquite, you can see the clouds moving over there as well. starting to clear out again. over in mesquite, 89 degrees. 35 percent with a dew point of 59 degrees and the dew point over there has been in the 60s today. very, very central valley just below the -- 91 degrees. that's all she wrote. for august, that's pretty good. humidity is up, as is the dew point. in the south valley, it's a little warmer down there. 94 degrees. humidity in at 31 percent. downtown, 94. 88 up in north las vegas and the southern high lands. in sandy valley. boulder city in at 92 and 99 down in lawfland. 102 here in the city tomorrow. you can always beat the heat by heading up to the moupt ans. there's the

taking a look outside, the sun is coming up over the horizon pretty quickly down at the shore.e of you are experiencing some low lying cloud cover and patchy fog so you'll have to be careful of that over the next hour or so but once the sun gets up over the horizon that should burn off quickly. 61 degrees in allentown, 64 in reading. not as warm and muhammad those areas. 73 in cape may. 65 trenton and 72 at this early hour in trenton. a lot of neighborhoods feeling fairly humid and a little more so than yesterday. again we're looking at partly sunny skies he overall today. you'll probably want your shades handy as you're driving around n allentown a high of 89 degrees. down the shore still looking pretty good numbers-wise. we're going for a high of 84. ocean temperature 76. it will be humid but once again today we do have that increased enhanced chance of rip currents and heavy surf so only swim near the lifeguards and listen to what they're telling you. 91 is the hot and humid high in philadelphia, partly sunny skies and winds on the light side at six to 12 miles per hour. ove

when the sun goes behind the cloud it gets very cold. when the sun comes out it becomes uncomfortably hot. but it's really unique video together. there's also a behind-the-scenes video that he put together as well. go to rightthisminute.com, click on tv show or you can use our mobile app. >> we've all been there. you go on the internet, pinterest, some kind of recipe well that's what healthy junk food did. >> omg. i immediate to make those. >> spaghetti grilled cheese. >> okay i'm listening. >> first you get -- take the wax paper in it, put your spaghetti and meat sauce, chill it. >> he's chilling it so it's easier to work with. >> otherwise it will all fall to pieces. >> now for the grilled cheese part. puts some garlic and coats the side of the bred going on the grill. puts some mozzarella on there. goes and gets spaghetti. topped with parmesan cheese and parsley. buts it in the oven to 375 and then when he takes it out. >> oh, my gosh. >> you know when you mentioned a spaghetti grilled cheese sandwich i'm like that's disgusting that's

after the sun drops you don't have to worry about much wet weather it will all fadeaway and basically a a repeat performance from the sky perspectives nothing but blue overhead no wet weather anticipated tomorrow afternoon we will see a wind shift with that when coming to the southwest or shower south of will warm us back up. and the desert southwest arts to migrate in highs pushing right back into the upper 80s perhaps in some spots the lower 90s. is knockout last too much longer it's lined up for the near future more on that 51 overnight tonight mainly clear skies of cool evening we warm up quickly 87 for the high. maybe some low 60s 40 showing up and parts of the high country looking at mid and upper 80s. upper 70s low 80s in the mountains on the western slope could reach 92. the three day forecast has is pretty warm. a stray shower late monday and tuesday afternoons and then the next cold front comes in sometimes wednesday we see a divan a couple of showers come along with it. 70s. not only wednesday but thursday and into the day on friday. before we dry out and start to warm up b