the storms in tucson kept the city crews busy. they could be dealing with more flooding issues tomorrow. >> reporter: the city is still drying out. several hours later. but the river is still growing. the usgs was out here earlier and they measured 4000 cubic feet per 2nd. that is 10 times more than the water flowing here. >> it was coming down hard. >> reporter: over a short period of time, between 2.5 and 3 inches of rain fell on tucson city center. smack this is one of the hardest storms i can remember hitting the downtown area. >> reporter: all of that water nearly 9 feet filling up this downtown underpass. >> we had one submerged vehicle that has since been towed away. >> reporter: street crews getting it pumped out before rush-hour traffic. not far from there in a residential neighborhood another vehicle was swept away with a woman inside. the rushing water pinning it against a bridge. >> i know the power of water the power of water that n is crazy. i emergency crews had to break out the back window to rescue her. >> i think

fast after the storm ripped through there. tucson fire rescued the driver and she was not hurt. >> i think the car is going to be totaled. take a look at the dust wall. this is what i was talking about earlier. isn't that a frightening looking wall of dust? it rolled into south phoenix and you can see chase field in the foreground. the dust coming in behind it. this is thanks to kim russ for sharing with us on our fox 10 >> this is packing a punch. all of the moisture moving in from baja, california. xavier is hitting mexico very hard. many low-lying areas have been evacuated. 8 inches of rain may fall before the storm falls apart. we could be in for it. >> dave is looking at the radar. dave, i was expecting rain but not so early today. right? >> reporter: they moved them up when they saw the moisture coming in. as it came in from the south, you can see it here just rumbling through. it was through very, very rapidly and dropped a lot of moisture when it came through. take a look at fountain hill hills, 2.5 inches. there is .5 of an

we have flash-floated watch for the tucson area. we have active weather that is going to find its way in here. we are looking at that happening a couple times during the day. 97 degrees is what we had for a high today at sky harbor. you can see other temperatures across the country, once again, it was the southeast where they saw a lot of moisture. overnight, 83 with a chance of rain. by the weekend, we're going to see the skies clear up a little bit, at least by friday and saturday. until then, we will see the 90's. watch your kids around water. >> reporter: we've said this is larry fitzgerald's face of the franchise. tyrann mathieu the new face of the franchise but the argument can be made that this is carson palmer's team. at longhorn, steak is all you need. its not all you get. longhorn's great american steak dinner for $12.99. perfectly seasoned sirloin with your choice of side. plus an appetizer or a dessert. all with fresh salad and unlimited bread. the great american steak dinner, for $12.99. tonight, only at longhorn steakho

looking at the tucson area there are some incredible downpours there. you can even hear some thunder in the background. is this something we will see more of today? >>> we have already woken up to a few showers this morning. part to some storms moving into the valley late last night. this morning have some lingering showers and a few spots. even picking up about 1/10 of an inch of rain at phoenix sky harbor. light rain across the valley but some spotty showers south of ahwatukee developing right now. to the south west still some ongoing rain. right through to listen, some very light rainfall south of mcdowell and in the northwest valley a few spotty sprinkles around 303. -- loop 303. also maricopa. not widespread shower activity, but a few spotty showers continuing for the next hour or hour and a half. through the 6:00 hour we have that chance for at least a few light showers. plan on that as you head into work. likely not a washout but you make a few sparkles on your windshield. we have some rain cold air so the temperature is dropping to 85 as the rain

>> reporter: the downtown tucson area got between 2.5 and 3 inches of rain. all of that water had to go somewhere. a lot ended up in the river, one of major -- tucson's major waterways. >> it's coming down hard. >> 9 feet flooding one underpass in the heart of tucson. >> this is one of the hardest ones hitting the downtown area that i can remember. >> reporter: 3 crews working overtime to pump it out in time for rush hour. not far from there in a residential neighborhood, a woman in an suv was swept away when she tried to ss was pinned against a bridge and water. >> i know the power of water. the power of water that wikileaks in these little areas is crazy. >> reporter: emergency crews needed to break out the back window to rescue her. >> she got very lucky. i'm thankful everything turned out okay. >> reporter: with the ground saturated and more rain on the way, -- >> we need everyone to be >> reporter: the usgs was out here measuring and they tell me earlier at its peak it was 4000 ft.3 per 2nd. that is 10 times as much is the water you see in here right now.

already the tucson fire department has had to rescue 8 people and help 45 people who got stranded in their cars.and this is just the beginning -- forecasters are saying the flash flood threat could last in the southwest, including in all of that rain impacting not just arizona, but utah, new mexico and colorado.let's get right over to storm team 4 meteorologist brian gotter... for a check of your weather. and brian -- what's incredible is that javier is falling apart - all this rain is just what's left of the storm now... the humidity and temperatures increased yesterday with highs in the mid 80s under a partly cloudy sky. the lakefront cooled into the upper 70s with humid with lows near 70 and patchy fog. today is mostly sunny, very warm and humid with highs in the mid to upper 80and just a little cooler along the lakefront. tonight is clear, warm and very muggy with lows in the lower 70s with patchy fog. it will be very uncomfortable if you don't have ac. dry quietincident free roads several overnight closures are re-openiong in the next 5 to 10 minutesbrewers versus braves tonight

had to close one area of the city that was flooded and we also had to close the interstate 10 in the tucson area so that's what we are dealing with as it moves north and you can see the weather alert is now going out. this is going to be a fast moving yet heavy downpour from what we are gathering. >> yes, dan spindle here. everybody's phones just went off as the emergency alert is reminding everyone -- remind of the best practice when the dust hits because we saw the cameras around wild horse pass and the casino heading out into the valley, that chandler and ahwatukee area. remind folks what to do. >> don't think that you can power through it and then everybody will be okay. if the semi is fine in front of you but they never know -- you never know, they could suddenly stop and you could be in big trouble. the best thing to do is avoid it if possible. as soon as it's safe to do so, get completely off the highway, foot off the brake and wait for the storm to pass. that's what we always recommend people do. >> are you preparing to maybe shut down some of the roads in the valley, maybe i-17 at

incredible video from the tucson fire department as well. firefighters actually having to break out the rear window of the suv to rescue the driver after the car was swept right down the wash. incredibly dangerous situation as well. >> yeah, we talked about sky rain, but look what was happening several miles out to the east in the east valley cities. places like fountain hills, apache junction, out near the trail get an inch and a half or more. the trail site 2.05 inches, much of that coming in about a two-hour time period, so a lot of heavy downpours to track today so far, and there are more chances tonight and tomorrow with that flash flood watch in effect. right now though, we're in the not a storm to track anywhere across the phoenix metro. we have showers and thunderstorms out fact to the west, mainly over open land to the east of lake havasu city. we also have a flood advisory right now still in effect for areas southwest of flagstaff that got in on heavy rain earlier. the rain is dying down in the spot now, but still issues with run of

the tucson department of transportation is preparing for more rain tomorrow and since the grand -- ground is saturated they can look at flooding.>>> cbs5 news is committed to bringing you the very latest, we will send you breaking news alerts on your phone. look for complete coverage tomorrow morning on wake up arizona starting at four 30. >>> we are tracking breaking news, the 16-year-old accused of killing his three-year-old brother will be charged as an adult. the county attorney made the decision today, he has been that team faces a second-degree murder charge after deputies say he killed his own brother with special needs on saturday. we are waiting for a >>> it's been two weeks since a marine veteran was shot and killed and a west phoenix park and police are still trying to find that killer.>> friends and family returned to the park for a ceremony.>>reporter: dustyn would've turned 31 today instead his friends and family gathered here o they blew bubbles and filled balloons with messages, most gathered were his coworkers at ups. his family says he was in see alito park exercising an

there were showers in and out of the tucson area but it shows us the set up your. this evening, clear skies, winds coming out of the south, southwest, 97 degrees by 9 pm overnight, temperatures will be in the midshipman 80s and that's where we will start out monday and temperatures in the afternoon will be very warm, we will take a look at the coming up in your seven-day forecast. >>> coming up, usa olympic athletics, they become victims of crime in real. -- rio de janeiro. they were robbed at gunpoint. >>> we are taught about all the big stories of the day. we would love it if you would >>> welcome back, the national guard on standby.>> brian webb reports. >> reporter: neighbors on milwaukee's north side came together sunday morning to clean up after four buildings and several cars were set on fire. a gas station burned to the ground in 100 protesters, when off with the police. >> protect us. >> reporter: the violent started a few hours after police officer shot and killed smith during a traffic stop saturday afternoon for police say that the 23-year-old had a loa

that includes folks from sedona through phoenix all the way down towards the tucson area. here's the culprit, tropical storm javier packing a punch, winds up to 70 miles per hour. is going to create the southerly flow and a lot of the moisture will push into our region. that's put some timing on the rainfall. looks like the best chance of rain will happen through the morning hours on wednesday morning. 5:15 we start to see measurable rain and by the end of the day and wednesday we could see upwards around an inch of rainfall here in phoenix, most of the heaviest rain taking place south of us from gila bend through casa grande towards tucson. how long will this stick around? the answer coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. today another family visiting from outside of the valley, they had some issues while hiking this hehehes called on, the family of five somehow got lost, ran low on water, we are told they had actually morning. that family doing just fine tonight. >>> in tempe some people who were really sweating it out because of a power outage can sleep a little bit b

we have one for phoenix and the tucson area. through the entire state is what we're looking at. this is the futurecast. you can see by wednesday morning that's a pretty good storm system and that is covering a pretty good area around the phoenix area. you can see the storms are going to be around and they are going to be hanging in there through the day. once again, this is thursday a couple of days with showers hanging around with a little bit of active weather hanging around as well. it is going to be a few days before this is over. 97 for the high today. er number, 90 degrees for sedona. 79 at show low. 104 degrees at gila bend. 97 for your high today. 77 for the low. 105 and 83, normal high and record low at 74. you can see the 90's coming out throughout the entire valley, mostly 90's. we're picking up active weather down through the southeast. had flooding down there last night and more tonight. a chance of a storm with 91 tomorrow and more rain in the forecast. by the time we get into thursday and friday, it starts letting up picking up as well. watch your kids around wate

north of the tucson area as well. you can see here, as we get just a little bit into the fountain hills area where they have the 2.5 inches but once again, we see more and more rain so a lot of rain filtering through here on that particular storm system. here is where it is coming from. this is xavier down here moving northward and sending its moisture up. wel moisture coming up here through the night and tomorrow. we'll have that for you coming up. >> you can stay on the latest weather developments when we are off the air. download our free weather app. we have a live at fox10phoenix.com. >>> six people hurt in a bad crash in phoenix. it happened this morning near 51st avenue and cambridge. one person had to be cut out the vehicle. three women and a 16-year-old hospital. two other people with minor injuries. it is not clear what caused the crash. >>> fire crews responding to a house fire today. it was near hardy and university. an electrical worker was doing work inside the home when something caught fire. the family

and since then, they have encountered 183 tunnels within the tucson sector and the southern border. and most recently in nogales, arizona, they have actually team in nogales where their daily duties are to go find tunnels. sharyl: border patrol agents use remote controlled robots to investigate the tunnels. the majority of them, at least 100, have turned up in the town of nogales, arizona. some just steps from the border crossing teeming with federal agents. this tunnel on the border town of naco is one of the longest, at more than 900 feet anone of the most recent discoveries. here in southe just a few hundred yards from the mexican border. that's it, the fence over there. and you can see right here in what looks like a shed next to a house, that's where the drug tunnel is. martinez: so apparently they were coming in through the shed, parking, opening the door, loading up the vehicle, and then pulling the stuff out of the tunnel. sharyl: and tell us how it was discovered? martinez: it was discovered by human intelligence. they pulled a vehicle over, and the guy had over 4,000 pound

reports of a shooting at the tucson medical center. it happened in the parking garage, but the entire entire, the hospital included, on lock down, so officers are sweeping the building. they say they recently made contact with the victim, but we just don't have the update yet on the person's condition. the scene is still active as we get updates we'll pass them along. >>> abc 15 sports brought to >> it's the brutal part of business, the cardinals forced to cut down to 75 today. they got rid of a corner and put another on injured reserve. they have to cut another 22 players by saturday. ask the final pre-season game is thursday on abc 15. they host the super bowl champion denver broncos, and coverage starts at 6:00 p.m. with kickoff at 6:30. >>> and we know the feeling. seeing a starting quarterback go down without being touched. happened tonight vikings fans distraught after it happened to teddy bridgewater in practice. he has a serious knee injury and won't play the rest of the season. >>> and saturday's game at sun devil's stadium swi

cool new video from the tucson fire department tonight as crews cutting apart an old food city store to get practice different types of situations they might have to deal with in the future. >>> developing now at 10:00, another city in our state getting on board with body cameras. wickenburg police buying 19 of them, and each police officer has to upload the video to a server at the end of their shift. >>> caught on surveillance cameras, a clue, police were hoping to find after an overnight shooting at cj tally's pub. cops want to find the guys who time, got into a fight with two men and shot them. thankfully they'll be okay. >>> and a car plowed through this bakery after a car chase at 54th and glendale. police say it started with an assault down the street, someone chasing after thible attackers' in the car, and when the men crashed the car it was right into a bakery. the owner saying this devastated her family. >> heart breaking for us to see, you know, our life's work destroyed over, i mean, something idiot that decided to do something wrong, and ended up worse. >> police say the

hours into the far northern stretches of arizona, scattered activity moving from the then down into the tucson area we are seeing showers pop up here as well. we could see some of the outflows from these areas spriing the showers to the valley along with gusty winds potential for some blowing dust. the majority of the moisture to the north of us right now, this area of low pressure that brought the rain is going to continue to move to the east leaving us with pretty dry and stable conditions for the next couple of days. temperature-wise we cooled down because of the rain showers in places like sedona we are in the 60s now. 93 degrees in kingman. lower deserts still pretty warm. not a lot of activity in places like yuma, lake havasu, bullhead city in the hundreds right now gila bend 103. douglas at 85. and the rain not affecting valley temps yet. still on the warm side in many places. triple digit for glendale and surprise. same for goodyear. we have some 90s out there as well. 91 degrees in fountain hill. chandler in 100 degrees. you will notice it's dry out seeing across the board are those a

luke air force base in the tucson air guard station are both potential options. the changes would not happen though until next year. >> new gear for a canine nonprofit, vested interest in canines. the nonprofit provides those protective vests for law enforcement dogs and it looks like he's loving it, ready to get back to work. >> coming up, what police are now revealing about this. >> and the good news is airports should be back to normal after the delta disaster. it takes lots of cash to make sure that doesn't >> and loop 101 in the north valley, we do have some travel alerts this weekend. >> and we will start to dry out after a stormy week. >> we've made it to friday. let's talk about the most accurate forecast. to pitchers are running warmer than they were at this time yesterday. remember yesterday we had cooled air is what kept us temperatures lower. this morning, a different picture and no rain to speak of. in fact, you have those mostly clear skies and through the morning, plan on clear conditions. this unofficially comes up at 5:49 a.m. so you will see abun

the g.o.p. talking in tucson as he talked about what the president has said.didn't just boo, they laughed at him and he runs a very serious risk of beingcaricf behavior. it's silly. i want to turn to trump calling hillary clinton may have a logical liar today. he has decided he is going to come straight at them because i think he recognizes now it's him against the world for the most part and by the way he has got a great case, a lot of evidence to present to the american public, doesn't he? >> es evidence from "fox news sunday two days ago. here is what amazes me lou. she lies and the untruth of what she says is immediately known by everybody. it's not some small tiny issue that well we would have to do a lot of research to find out whether she is telling the truth. you know right away when she says when the fbi and director comey never said she was not telling the truth, they let you know right away, call me said repeatedly that she was lying. lou: the fbi certified through comey's words that she is a liar or however you want to style it, she is on record fr

the storm has already hit tucson. this is what would like from the cameras earlier this morning. there is widespread flooding on here in the valley technicians are working to try to help prevent as best they can the situations like the one we saw during last week's storm. jill galus file the swissport -- report before the storm hit >> reporter: where out at the i- 17 at indian school road and was at the underpass that we saw severe flooding during last week's storm. what the official we spoke with said it's impossible for them to guarantee you will not see a situation like that again there are small things they are doing now to try to prevent a situation like this from happening once again. it is difficult to forget the haunting images of the floodwaters quick revising on the i-17 that we saw days ago. it got so high that they actually had to shut down all lanes of traffic in both directions. causing lots of drivers to feel frustrated and some were cars for several hours until the waters finally receded. and they were once again able to open of lanes of traffic. keep in mind this

we reported this month the macy's at the tucson mall could close. that store looking for ways to save money. a lot of people are shopping online. >>> we have been waiting for the sun all morning. it is up and we're looking at mostly clear skies across the phoenix metro. a nice-looking start to our wednesday morning. it doesn't feel as cool out there as it has the last few mornings. i'm showing you the temperatures and the dew points. the monsoon moisture has started to go back up. the dew points are starting to climb. in the mid-50s to upper 50s in some spots. what that means is you will feel the milder temperatures when you step out and also more humidity. that humidity is sticking around through the day today. temperatures will get hot. we will be back in the 100th this afternoon. unlike yesterday the warm up will be a little bit slower today. the 100s will hold off about lunchtime. 85 now. warming to 89 by 8:00. mid-90s by 10 am. 101 by noon. today's high temperature of 105 puts us 1 degree above the 30 year average and a couple of degrees lower t

official just yet, the credit rating is reporting it will be them may see at the -- the macy at the tucson mall. the department stores looking to save money on the stores that's not -- store's th's >>> get ready to say good-bye to gawker, it set to shut down next week, the report found -- said -- -- said the founder the site is going off-line. gawker filed for bankruptcy after got the 140 million-dollar judgment. a jury will do it must pay the massive sound to hulk hogan because of the invasion of privacy case. the former pro wrestler sued after the site posted a tape >>> clinics employees can qualify for transgender inclusive benefits through the task force. they made their announcement saying the phoenix -- saying the phoenix is the head of the trend and the right thing to do. >>> good morning, we first heard about high levels of lead in water, it in flint michigan, now we hear about it around the country. >>> the biggest concern is having young she -- she's talking about lead -- led -- lead the dangers -- led the dangers involving children and and how she's taking too much for granted.

. >>> it looks like the bloom lawsuit in tucson is taking flight. a judge now ruling against county over a multimillion -- multimillion dollar deal it made with a balloon spaceflight company. the deal was made with worldview which is working to take passengers up in its high- altitude balloons. the county claims they made the $15 million deal expecting to take ownership of the building worldview just built. the company would make more than 400 jobs for the tucson area. >>> there are 31 new licenses available for medical marijuana state says they have already received hundreds of applications. arizona has no 99 license dispensaries and 92 of them are open and operating. the new licenses will be awarded after reviewing applications that are complete and in compliance with those requirements. >>> time now for your most accurate forecast. storms waking us up -- overnight, sweeping across the valley to the northeast valley bringing pockets of heavier rainfall really starting to wind down as the storms have lifted up toward the higher terrain northeast in

through safford over the past through we'res and a -- three hours and a little tiny cell to the west of tucson. all eyes though on tropical storm javier. this one is going to impact us as we head into the middle of the week. so what is happening with it right now? what are we seeing? well, right now still just a tr lot of moisture wrapped and around it but it's not highly organized at this point but here's the track that it's going to take. right now it's got winds at about 50 miles an hour moving towards the west-northwest as we they had through the next couple of -- head through the next couple of days. by too tim we head -- the time we head into thursday, this is the time we get more moisture heading our way. the impacts for us is that we've got this dryer air moving out and the moisture that we're seeing towards the east and over northern mexico combined with the moisture from the tropical storm all gets pushed right into arizona. we can see anywhere from about one inch to two inches of rain and a matter of days here in the valley. other parts of the state could get anywhere from three to

this is during the day. tucson fire responded to a swift water rescues. including this one. this happened at an intersection known for flooding. fire crews had to rescue a few the floodwaters. she is fine. it shows the real danger of those running walsh is. even if there are barricades up. remember, turnaround, do not drowned. >>> hillary wants to abolish, essentially abolish the 2nd amendment. by the way, and if she gets to pick -- if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the 2nd amendment people, maybe there's, i don't know -- >> to donald trump go too far? that's the question people are asking this morning after that rally in north carolina. this morning, hillary clinton is blasting trump over his 2nd amendment comments. trump supporters downplayed remarks saying it is a call to voters, especially conservative voters to get active. the clinton campaign is >>> hillary clinton is putting the finishing touches on her economic plan. she is expecting to detail that at a rally tomorrow in detroit. she said her plan will create an economy that works for

other numbers, 84 for prescott. 82 at the grand canyon. 94 down in tucson. this is your day. 101 on the high. 82 on the low. 105 and 38 would -- 83 would be your normal low for the day. this is what we're forecasting for tomorrow. 94 degrees. lots of 90's to go with that. as we look across the country here, storms in minnesota, ne england, and these storm unless the gulf producing a lot of rain, up to 9 inches in some areas. scattered showers continue. 94 degrees for tomorrow. we get back into triple digits. they are not terrible but they are triple digits. watch your kids around water. >> reporter: with injuries to receivers like j.j. nelson and john brown, it is another brown extra practice. signed as an undrafted free >> reporter: sign is an undrafted but jeron brown was looked at a special teams guy to ensure the roster spot on a the most versatile weapons for the cards. with injuries to john brown and j.j. nelson in this camp, he has been forced to learn all of the receiver positions and how they fit in the scheme. he showed true value making big play af

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every deputy i have knows they are under scrutiny by >> this happened on tuesday night when the storm hit tucson. the deputy was issued a ticket for ignoring the barricade. >>> there are numbers of homeless pets in the bally needing a home. the plight of one has touched the hearts of the alen bubel welfare league. the smile is in the picture -- picture. that is an american bulldog mix name beans. he is down the dumps. he has beenad he has been at the animal welfare league for over six months. they are worried the energetic three-year-old is getting depressed for spending too much time in his kennel.>> we go for a walk he is happy. he did said when he goes back into his kennel. he gets sad if people don't stop and visit him. is noticeable. you can see it in his face. he wants a home. >> the shelter has been pushing to find him a family and waited all adoption fees for being. facing -- think the best fit for beans is a home that embraces his energy and goofiness. also a little bit of snoring. >>> donald trump called obama the founder of isis. when he double down on it. >>> dona t back. his latest

. >> at the brewing company in tucson, the secret to good beer is water. >> water is everything for brewing. it's how we clean, how we sanitize, how we fill, how we push. beer is mostly water, typically, about 90% water. and that's why they are raising a glass to the idea of purified wastewater which is not used for drinking anywhere in the important and we want to be responsible with our rain showerses. >> reporter: they've signed on to be part of the battle, a competition. >> we can produce water at any level of quality you'd like. it's the public perception. >> it costs pennies on the dollar to do the extra p and we could produce hundreds of millions of drinkable gallons per day. >> almost every town has a wastewater treatment facility. and the infrastructure is already in place for the water distribution and the water collection. it makes sense to make the two of those together. >> we just have to be willing to drink up. >> fema county officials will find out in november if they get the grant to do the statewide competition. day. for one indiana woman, senior citizen doesn't come close

. >>> developing out of the tucson, police are piecing together the details tonight after a 15-year-old was shot to death. investigators say the group of four, including the victim and his two brothers were trying to rob another group, and as they were carrying out the crime, the victim's half brother fired shots which hit the boy and killed him. the three suspects are now behind bars. >>> from the live desk, firefighters making progress on this brush fire burning just east of bakersfiel, california. the fire started over the weekend, spreading to several hundred acres. one building was destroyed, others threatened. the cause is still under investigation. >>> well tracking the forecast, big swath of dry air coming in from the south right now, moisture? it's out to the east over eastern new mexico and west texas, but it's going to start to move fact back to the west here over the next 24 to 48 hours. in the meantime quiet across the state. just a few isolated rain showers, very light near greer and the white mountain, and that's it across the state. into tomorrow, and the moisture starts

morning star credit rating is reporting that it will be the tucson store. since more people are now shopping online, the department store is looking for ways to save money on stores that aren't making too much profit. >>> a warning for anyone who shops at eddie bauer, your personal information could be at risk. hackers gained access to their there's no word on how many customers are affected, but the breach happened between january and july of this year. we have several stores in arizona, including one at chandler fashion center. >>> first verizon and now at&t is raising the data plan prices. the new rates go into effect tomorrow, but this doesn't impact current customers too much. you can stay with the plan you have now, however if you want to change data levels, you'll need to switch to new plans which could cost you money. prices will vary between 15 and 25 bucks. >>> you'll be able to score deals on the latest smart phones and gadgets. best buy announcing 50 deals for 50 hours to celebrate the retailers 50th anniversary. the sale starts at 10:00 monday n

the flooding and the tucson area and scattered showers. and there is the fog along the coast. we come back to the benign weather if you will it's not raining or not storming but we have plenty of fog to talk about. the temperatures that are on the way up. it's going to warm up here and cool last week and the last couple of days. it has been mild air quality is up. good. now we're heading into a pattern where the fog will get suppressed even more. you cannot get inland. heat up around the bay. we'll see the numbers by the weekend. 90s. mid90s. and inland. fairfield is 85. 88 in livermore. cool around the bay. it is a mild day like the last three days. that changes. cooler in concord. i'll show you the same map high pressure sets in. the temperatures will be at 8 to 10 degrees warmer. warming trend. shower and fog makes for dense fog. and in almost always makes for a warm inland valley forecast. that's what happens on the bay area thursday. the fog foot print there is a lot of it. it goes away quickly. in and look what you see here. we have not seen those back into the forecast

the southern part of the state doing well as the same. tucson, 5.78 inches so far this season. they have seen a lot of flooding in that region as well. even the western side of the state not doing too bad. we have generally average conditions for lake havasu and yuma. here in the valley, here is what our seven day forecast is it will be below average. a slight chance of thunderstorms as we head into the weekend. >>> it is friday night and high school football is back under the lights! ? ? hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get zero percent on select subaru models during the subaru a lot to love event, now through august thirty-first. ? just when you think you know what a computer is. you see a keyboard that can just, get out of the way. and a screen you can touch. and even write on. when you see a computer that can do all that, hey, what else can it do? >> welcome back everyone. normally, this is the time of the show we look to coop for the mvp of the night. bu

killed -- where shark was it would have been his 31st birthday. >>> this news is shocking, not just the tucson you of a community -- u of a -- community but a football player mysteriously passed away and this morning we are learning more about the player. strong ties to the valley and abc15's katie conner joins us live from chandler high school. what can you tell us about the death -- do we know anything? >> reporter: all we know is that zachary died on his ace during his sleep on sunday night and today they could release more information but here at the high school is where he mastered his skills on the football field. he last touched but here in 2011 and from here he went down to u of a, gearing up for a very big senior year expecting to be the starting center. chandler high school's head coach helped zach get recruited to u of a. he said learning of heartbreaking. >> i know it was one of his dreams to start at u of a and this was his year to do that. it brings everything in perspective that it's not just about football. you could lose your life that quickly. >> reporter: the high school's f

east of tucson and in our area. still in the all clear. some storms could continue to area down south a flash flood warning southed of -- south of tucson. a lot of rain coming down in a short period of time. this flash flood watch could go through wednesday, could be extended longer. developing storms for today. wonder if storms make their way in quicker, our temperatures held on the down side. look at moisture continuing to build moving 234 from the south -- moving in from the south. scattered rain. potential for localized flooding curb b to curb today wednesday and thursday before things taper friday. get ready, it's coming. >> thank you for the heads up. it's 6:50. disturbing information in this morning's hot headlines. the sheriff's office says a 3-year-old boy murdered in young town last weekend was killed by his own 16-year-old brother. that teen is held as a juvenile. survive. >>> a youth pass pastor is facing charges after he was confronted by a teenage girl and her mother after he was caught recording the girl in a chan

the convent. (shannon mccarthy/tucson, az) "this is truly amazing, marvelous, marvelosa is what brazilians would say about how to capture the true passion in this area." (jacque) it started with an artist who wanted to make his surroundings a little more beautiful. so he decorated 220 steps with tiles from around the world. now people come from around the world to see them. "it's totally unique. nothing like this have i seen." it was the life work of chilean artist jorge selaron. death in 2013. (neyla bontempo/tour guide) "he was able to get the tiles from different countries and he started this challenge to have several countries represented there. today is now around 140 countries represented in there." (diane mccarthy/tucson, az) "the fact that one artist did all this work to beautify this area and the way he did it and the way he did it and the passion he put behind it is just amazing. i totally respect all of this work." (neyla bontempo/tour guide) "he really made a ca area and we miss him.">>> ((christianne klein)) >>> thanks for watching 8 news now at 6. ((dave courvoisier)) this is the "jeop

there was a dust advisory through the afternoon in central with thundestorms firing off from tucson to phoenix. ............ we'll check the flash flood watches in effect close to our area... but first a look at temps in the valley right now. .......... hitting highs up to 106 around town yesterday. .............. sticking to the upper 90s for us today and tomorrow for a nice change. demetria, how are the roads? crash on the southbound 95 exit to eastern. motorcycle involved. watch out for a crash that could be slowing down your route on southbound 95 exit to eastern. motorcycle involved. h be slowing down your route on eastbound flamingo near buffalo. use spring mountain and tropicana as alternates. the 95 south ramp to south rancho is closed. exit at mlk and use bonanza to connect back over to rancho. there are <<< >>> <<< >>> back to you!/// >> monkey mayhem. it's all the buzz this morning... after reports a passenger on a flight to las vegas smuggled a monkey on a plane. ((brian loftus)) >> to make matters worse... people say it got loose while on-board. michael stevens is in studi

thursday and friday. 7 # in phoenix, 53 in solo, 47 in flagstaff. 73 tomorrow for the high in flagstaff. 100 in tucson. the seven day remains dry. we do have thunderstorm chances and friday. >>> they were america's sweethearts, the final five in the olympics. they were invited to a ceremony tonight. a glimpse at their red carpet . >>> the final five as they are gymnast who captivated the nation. they got to announce beyonce for the best female video award. four of the five were there. gabbie douglas was not there. she tweeted that she was out of the hospital. she was treated for a seriously infected mouth injury. she is out of the hospital and recovering. moviegoers went crazy for a new thriller this weekend, "don't breathe". "suicide squad" dropped spoon and in third place. >> andy: mated movie that earned nearly 8 million. we'll be back with a look at ? hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get zero percent on select subaru models dur

you're going to have flooding concerns and we actually have a flash flood warning in effect for the tucsonrea and it looks like we have flood advisories in place for not only arizona but into new mexico. we were also talking about the potential for flooding across the southeast. an area of low pressure along with a very slow-moving cold front is ushering all of this moisture from the atlantic and the gulf of mexico. a lot of tropical moisture here. so several inches of rainfall in the forecast as we head into thursday and friday. and here is earl, tropical storm earl. 45-mile-per-hour sustained winds. it is moving towards the west at 22 miles per hour making a beeline toward the yucatan peninsula. belize needs to pay attention t become a hurricane within the next 48 hours, jenna. >> we'll catch closely, jd, thank you. >>> right now the federal aviation administration giving virgin galactic the green light to fly its space plane again after a crash. if the tests go smoothly, it could eventually carry passengers up to the edge of space. the new approval comes two years after this deadly cras