south winds up to 10 mph shifting to the west after midnight. .wednesday...warm and humid. mostly sunny. highs in the upper 80s. southeast winds up to 10 mph. highest heat index readings 95 to 96 early in the afternoon. today...sunny. highs in the lower 80s. east winds 5 to 10 mph. .tonight...mostly clear. lows in the mid 60s. southeast winds up to 10 mph. .tuesday...mostly sunny. highs ie winds 5 to 10 mph. .tuesday night...mostly clear. lows in the upper 60s. south winds up to 10 mph shifting to the west after midnight. 3 3 roads are dry this morningweather will not impact the roadways.there will be a full freeway closure of i-41 sb at watertown plank rd. through the zoo interchange overnight for roadwork at the interchange itself.a reminder that off the freeway in wauwatosa center st. e/wb is now closed from 112-115th for bridge we're on top of breaking news this morning--- delta air lines is experiencing a major system-wide network outage. flights were grounded early this morning. cbs 58's kyle aevermann joins us live from general mitchell ....with a look at if and how l

highs 96 to 100 on the west side of the valley..on the east. west winds up to 10 mph shifting to the southwest in thursday night...mostly clear. lows 79 to 82. highs around 100. .friday and friday night...partly cloudy. highs 95 to 98. lows 76 to 79. .saturday through sunday...mostly clear. highs 96 to 99. lows 76 to 79. trying to eat healthy may have after midnight. lows 74 to 79. southwest winds 10 to 15 mph decreasing to less than 10 mph .tuesday...partly cloudy. chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon. highs 92 to 96 on the west side of the valley... 95 to 99 on the east side. west winds up to 10 mph shifting to the south in the afternoon. .tuesday night...clearing. lows 76 to 80 on the west side of the valley...78 to 82 on the east side. southwest winds up to 10 mph. .wednesday...sunny. highs 96 to 100 on the west side of the valley...99 to 103 on the east side. shifting to the southwest in the afternoon. .wednesday night through thursday night...mostly clear. lows 79 to 82. highs around 100. .friday and friday night...partly cloudy. highs

lows 76 to 80 on the west side of the valley...78 to 82 on the east side. southwest winds up to 10 mph. west winds up to 10 mph shifting to the south in the afternoon. .tuesday night...clearing. lows 76 to 80 on the west side of the valley...78 to 82 on the east side. southwest winds up to 10 mph. .tuesday night...clearing. lows 76 to 80 on the west side an exterminator stung hundreds of times by bees earlier this jose moreno-pacheco was attacked near russell and fort apache on august fourth while trying to investigate a bee hive. he'd been fighting for his life ever since and passed away last thursday. this just in. police need your help finding an armed robbery suspect on the run in north las vegas. the suspect is on your screen now with two other people. police are looking for them too. investigators say they robbed a pharmacy last week near ann and simmons. they got away in a dark colored metro and north las vegas police are on the hunt for a robbery suspect who targeted 5 women overnight.. all over the valley. 13 action news anchor lesley marin followed

highs 96 to 100 on the west on the east side. west winds up to 10 mph shifting to the southwest in the afternoon. .wednesday night through thursday night...mostly clear. lows 79 to 82. highs around 100. .friday and friday night...partly cloudy. highs 95 to 98. lows 76 to 79. .saturday through sunday...mostly clear. highs 96 to 99. 76 to 79. right now.... police are looking into an australia.... shows a group.... bringing four small crocodiles.... into a school administrator's office! the suspects also ransacked the office! when they took off... they left the reptiles behind! rangers were brought in to rescue the crocs... which measured about 6 feet long. all of us know about the dangers of deep water! but hundreds are heading to the e-r now...because of shallow water! becky worley... explains what to do... when you're hit by unexpected waves! wave nats a massive wall of water baring down on you nats the place where you feel safe in the shallows. nats - omg but sometimes that area can turn dangerous in seconds. becky standup - "i t

it is mostly affecting the west valley. we do have a few scattered showers and storms across the southeast valley too.

it is breezy out of the west. farther to the north, 70 degrees over basket -- over peace and conflict stuff, and 92 and kingman. from the valley, up to the west we are going to see spots hitting the triple digits. some of the east valley spots will be shy of that mark. we expect phoenix to hit 100 early morning lows, 70s and 80s. we see a slight chance for showers lingering into your morning forecast. the threat is not completely over as we head into the next several hours week different we could see showers. we will see drier air working its way and. we have a slight chance for storms in the forecast. we could see some development and the higher terrain. we have to cover our bases for friday. overall, trend into the weekend. we will be at 108 degrees saturday. we will be cleaning up our yard this weekend. we have a flight chance and some monsoon moisture -- we have a flight chance and some monsoon moisture. >>> janet jackson, paul mccartney, headliners of the >>> two days away and told the arizona cardinals open u

the south. but indian land west of the appalachians, west of this line, can only be ceded to the government, and it can only be done in open treaty between the duly authorized, if you like, representatives of the indian tribes, and the official agents of the crowns. so you can't have every tom, dick and harry pulling off a land deal in indian country. now this has huge effects. it doesn't have much effect on squatters. right? scotch-irish immigrants on the frontiers of pennsylvania say, "hell with that. because we're scotch-irish." right? my people. they go across the line and they settle. and sometimes they get kicked out by the brits, by the british army, but the british army doesn't have the resources, will power or the money to keep doing that. the people this proclamation really affects are those people i mentioned earlier -- george washington, benjamin franklin, the people who have been investing heavily and speculating in western land, who were going to make a killing when all the settlers went west to take up these lands. they were going to be there to sell them. now there's a -- to say

to the west a few pop-ups. that area is going to be the focus of a few storms through the morning hours. the best potential for storms will be in spots to the west. in the red box. west of buckeye, parts of maricopa county could see a few pop-ups. the valley is looking quie afternoon. storms in the mountains and a few in the valley. i will show you the hour by hour breakdown in a few minutes. >>> the 10 is slowing down right now. every morning about this time we see a little congestion. we see that from 67th avenue. to about 35th . the north part of the valley is very quiet. desert drive time is eight to the 51. both interchange ramps are looking good. before you hit this point it is getting busier.loop 101 at 51st avenue. , especially approaching 35th avenue. and i-17 , you could see some minor delays. we will take a closer look at the east valley in a couple of minutes. >>> last week i showed you some images coming out of the milwaukee area. just now we are getting an update and we will have that coming up nex

they will pull towards the west coast. we will have more details of where the rain will fall, who will get wet and what those storms will do. that is coming up in 15 minutes. >>> a woman died during strong storms last night when she was struck by lightning. she was at the park when it she took shelter under a gazebo. they have not released her name. >> it was a shock to hear someone hit by lightning let alone a girl i have known a long time. >> this is the seventh lightning death this year. >>> help catch a couple of thiefs in polk county. they broke into unlockes these are new pictures of who they are looking for. they stole credit cards and checks. they broke in last week. >>> a glen mother out shopping for baby formula says she was held at gun. he is facing charges. the victim says she was loading when the man pulled a gun and demanded for money. she said she has a debit card for food stamps. >> i mistaked you for a girl who took money later. >> the suspect had a fake gun. she had charges for hit-and-run and shop lifting

highs 92 to 96 on the west side of the valley... 95 to 99 on the east side. west winds up to 10 mph shifting to the south in the afternoon. .tuesday night...clearing. lows 76 to 80 on the west side of the valley...78 to 82 on the east side. southwest winds up to 10 mph. .wednesday...sunny. highs 96 to 100 on te on the east side. west winds up to 10 mph shifting to the southwest in the afternoon. .wednesday night through thursday night...mostly clear. lows 79 to 82. highs around 100. .friday and friday night...partly cloudy. highs 95 to 98. lows 76 to 79. .saturday through sunday...mostly clear. highs 96 to 99. after midnight. lows 74 to 79. southwest winds 10 to 15 mph decreasing to less than 10 mph after midnight. .tuesday...partly cloudy. chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon. highs 92 to 96 on the west side of the valley... 95 to 99 on the east side. west winds up to 10 mph shifting to the south in the afternoon. lows 76 to 80 on the west side and the r-t-c are coming today's event focused on bike safety. tomorrow.. children can learn about bus safety. t

and lake boulevard, lake boulevard the regular on ramp for west siders that want the west shoreway, that ramp is closed and was closed last week on thursday. now they have at west boulevard made it so you use the old lake avenue, the exit ramp has now turned into two-way traffic. you see in a moment as we get on the ramp here where we drive for a bit, and there's only going to be one lane each direction. so ride with me as we take this exactly what we will see. hopefully we make it to where we see the bridge construction. see how the lanes narrow down here? we get down to just two lanes of traffic each direction as mentioned. you can imagine how this gets very, very dense with traffic later on. right now it's still very early. 6:05 right now. very early in the morning. you see the issues you will deal with and how you deal with it off to the side here. they're welding down here on the bridge. they're going to work down there for about 25 days to get this done. this is going to be two lanes like this for the next 25 days from all the way near lake avenue clear to west 73rd. throughout the

storms return for wednesday and thursday as a low moves in from the west. the storm predication for wednesday. ahead of the cold front, we stay in the low 80s but drop into the 70s behind it for friday and saturday. today: mostly sunny. high: 78 dewpoint: 56 wind: sw 5-15 mph tonight: a few clouds. low: 62 dewpoint: 57 kim adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays a police chase ends in a crash overnight. we're told brown deer police at minivan near 60th and brown deer around 11-30. the driver sped off - reaching speeds up to 70 miles per hour...and running multiple red lights. the van eventually hit another vehicle near 76th and good hope...but took off again. the chase ended near 84th and carmen after the van hit a tree. police say the 17-year-old driver was taken into custody. thankfully - no one was hurt. the teen faces several charges..and the case will be reviewed by the milwaukee county district attorney's office this week. one woman is dead and another person injured after a

and this is the gas usa at west 117th and triscuit. ems telling me they took a man who was shot to metro health. his condition not known and is at the food mart in the 2600 block of west 49th street. the minivan used to smash through the wall left running in the parking lot. police telling us they think the thieves got away with cigarettes. >>> and right now, let's go to sarah phinney live in canton. good morning, sarah. good morning, corrina. i'm outside of fire station number one in canton. ten firefighters are expected to be re-hired by early september and that is according to the canton march because of a $5 million budget kev sit. the -- deficit. the safety of citizens would be hurt and response times would increase. the $1.4 million grant from fema was made public nearly two weeks ago. the city council approved it last night. four fire stations around canton are sometimes, are always closed. the repository reports that chief told city council last night that all needs to be opened. the federal grant may sound familiar because the

moisture out to the west. how will that affect sunday? where the forecast coming up. new at steak 'n shake! 24 meals under four dollars. with handcrafted steakburgers, all-beef footlongs and fresh guacamole made from scratch. get 24 meals for under four dollars. >>> my heart still a little bit. i said oh my god they stole the show be. >> and owners distraught after business and steals the car. the dome mistake the burglar made back up in court. -- the dom mistake -- dumb mistake the burglar made. >>> police search for answers.>> 18 facing serious charges teen is facing serious charges accused of jumping a fence. >> you can see the suspect right here coming through the fence robs one of the cars. he decides to go back inside the fencing and get a second vehicle drove through it and he realizes he when he comes back to get it that is when he got busted. >> he pulled the alarm panel off of the wall. he took the keys to the mustang and a dodge charger. >> dealing with thousands of dollars in damage, chris anderson still counts himself lucky. >> imagine if this car was tot

the west has the better chance of some of those heavier amounts. we are on the radio to keep you >>> more wet weather. 82 your high today. 80 for us on tuesday but we dry out. >> and so it goes. take care. >> closed captioning is brought >>> hello. i disease affects more than 50 proof -- eye disease affects more than 50 people in the us. for answers we go francis. let's start off i talking about symptoms. what are the symptoms of hyperthyroidism? >> it consists of an inability to lose weight. your fatigued, dry skin and a lot of times dry medications and you still have all of these symptoms. they don't feel like themselves and they are frustrated. >> why are so many people feeling these symptoms but being told that there by road the blood tests are normal ? >> they have been improperly diagnosed because there is a lack of testing. it is hard to treat someone if you can't properly diagnose it. we look for key points and issues driving the thyroid problems. >> hours your approach different? >> a lot of times we look for things like 90 percent of wome

south winds up to 10 mph shifting to the west after midnight. .wednesday...warm and humid. mostly sunny. highs in the upper 80s. southeast winds up to 10 mph. highest heat index readings 95 to 96 early in the afternoon. today...sunny. highs in the lower 80s. east winds 5 to 10 mph. .tonight...mostly clear. lows in the mid 60s. southeast winds up to 10 mph. in the mid 80s. southeast winds 5 to 10 mph. .tuesday night...mostly clear. lows in the upper 60s. south winds up to 10 mph shifting to the west after midnight. .wednesday...warm and humid. mostly sunny. highs in the upper 80s. southeast winds up to 10 mph. highest heat index readings 95 to 96 early in the afternoon. today...sunny. highs in the lower 80s. east winds 5 to 10 mph. .tonight...mostly clear. lows in the mid 60s. southeast winds up to 10 mph. .tuesday...mostly sunny. highs in the mid 80s. southeast winds 5 to 10 mph. .tuesday night...mostly clear. lows in the upper 60s. south winds up .wednesday...warm and humid. mostly sunny. highs in the upper 80s. southeast winds up to 10 mph. highest heat index readings 95 t

the now. we are moving west, now we're in lakewood. but much of the debris has been picked up. there were some traffic signals that are out causing a little bit of confusion at intersections. but other than that, it is actually looking very good here. as you head west that there are some clouds, but we are hoping that things will stay dry for now. i know a lot of people are headed to concerts this weekend. and that they are hoping to stay dry. we'll send it back to tara. >> thank you so much, megan -- thank you, megan, here is a look at the rain. it is rather light, though you'll certainly start to see the activity increase, moving here is where we have the bulk of thunderstorms and lightning flashes in place. driving on the loop will be moving slower for us. medina with some heavy rainfall for you. one to two inches per hour with this and also bonetta heading towards granger. you may see an increase here as they start to shift east just a little bit more, but some of the heaviest rainfall in medina county moving into summit county. heading towards barberton and the heavy rainfa

the west was just relatively silent. in china, china, we see the recent nba decision to cancel the all-star game in charlotte over north carolina's bathroom law. yet the nba plays basketball games in beijing and shanghai. there are catholic bishops under house arrest, and one of the finest, was made congress took holy communion from bishops. the nobel prize winner who won the nobel prize, his wife was not allowed to leave china to go to norway to collect the prize. chinese lawyers have been arrested and drove to -- they are suffering and being persecuted over and over and over. in the late 90's, i snuck into tibet, where you see what they have done by repressing and there is a prison there and the number of tibetan monks have been sent to prison, 130 tibetan monks and nuns have kerosene on their bodies and set their bodies aflame in protest to the chinese government. yet the nba is going to continue to have games in beijing. the sales of organs for $50,000 to $60,000. you can go over and say in a three-star hotel, they ta

generally just to the west of clarksfield. we'll track it out toward the east over the next hour or so. just for that part of the storm. clarksfield, overland, carlisle by 7:16. places in lorain coun county being effected by this. we'll take a look at this one and see if there are any showers or storms in there producing some hail or maybe even some wind with this. first in portions of huron county. we will scan for hail. right now no hail. there is lightning though. look at that lightning around norwalk. maybe some small hail south of the city. and in terms of wind, with this one, the wind gusts have been generally less than 50 miles an hour. that is why no warning yet from very carefully. it looks like south of norwalk some stronger wind gusts. some of the brighter greens. those could be 30-35-40 miles an hour winds. let's take a look at clarks to do. notice the brighter greens to the west of town. these could be wind gusts heading your way. maybe approaching 30-40 miles an hour. we will continue to watch these storms very ca

showers and thunderstorms to the west. storms prompting a blowing dust that just expired minutes ago and to the north, scattered showers and thunderstorms in the higher terrain to track, blood advisory off to the east of sedona and oak creek canyon. picking up at this hour, the heavy rain in the red there on the radar. showers headed off to the northeast at this hour and we will track them for you throughout the afternoon and evening. in the meantime in the valley, a slight chance we could see showers over night. and we are under a ozone high pollution advisory. more tomorrow and the temperatures head thing to weekend in minutes. >>> one month and yet jesse wilson is still missing. what is worse with each passing day the story becomes more disturbing. we have official police reports that go with what many neighbors have been intelligent us. abc's chris grow is live. you learned more about the kids while they were living in avondale? >> reporter: that's right. this is where the story starts before living in this neighborhood

and they are turning because of the west and the southwest. the storms that pop up are drifting inland and the pattern on the west coast during the afternoon. that's the set up. this is low pressure or wave out fiona. and this is moving across the will be moving west and could. and watching that as it should. mostly moon lit with a 78. the storms will be drifting inland a high up coverage. a few storms. and high up near 90. the 7 day forecast and lows. scott is up in jacksonville tracking the bucs. what have you got? >> another good day at practice a familiar face here we caught up with. a long time defensive jags. we'll share that and a chippy day out here on the fields. we had our first fight here. new at steak 'n shake! 24 meals under four dollars. with handcrafted steakburgers, all-beef footlongs and fresh guacamole made from scratch. get 24 meals for under four dollars. new at steak 'n shake! jacksonville. two good days of practice here now in the books. dirk koetter is pleased with the team and the performance out here saying they looked

you see the line to the west. we may get the occasional downpour, which puts down heavy rain in a short period of time in an isolated area. we need a three-day jebtle rain. in after midnight. before that, high temperatures into the mid 80s unless you're near the shore line. with the southeast breeze we saw yesterday, keeps things cool near the water. speaking of things near the water, 70, 75 degrees, mostly sunny. getting muggy with a southeasterly wind at 10 to 15 miles per hour. here's what's happened today. we have the rain coming in tonight. a timeline of what will happen with that. cloud cover will thicken up. there's 9:00 tonight. watch how it marches its way eastward. it will arrive in boston at 4:00 this morning. could be a rumble of thunder for early risers. then skies clear away and we go into sunshine for several days with low humidity and very pleasant temperatures. dougs & antoinette. antoinette: thank you, a 93-year-old veteran is inspiring people across the country with a major achievement. he ran fr

those are fizzling out as we look to the west. we had some light rain near buckeye, that light shower pushing out over palo verde and fizzling out. much of the state is including -- is included in this 10% chance of showers until about 7 pm. clearing skies a bit before this evening when rain chances go back up your today's high i will show you the cooler seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >>> looking at the roads, even though there are showers in glendale it's not impacting the freeway commute. i haven't seen any slick roads near i-17 or the 10. a little patch of slowing on i- 17, and eight minute desert drive time from i-10 stack to the i-10 split near about seventh street. i-10, no delays yet. i can tell you it's pretty heavy between 83rd and 67th avenue. i will give you a closer look at your commute on the i-10 in the east valley in a couple minutes. >>> breaking news, if you're just now waking up there is a very large part of -- police presence in the southwest phoenix area following a deadly shooting. a man was getting out o

south winds up to 10 mph shifting to the west after midnight. .wednesday...warm and humid. mostly sunny. highs in the upper 80s. southeast winds up to 10 mph. highest heat index readings 95 to 96 early in the afternoon. highs in the lower 80s. east winds 5 to 10 mph. .tonight...mostly clear. lows in the mid 60s. southeast winds up to 10 mph. .tuesday...mostly sunny. highs in the mid 80s. southeast winds 5 to 10 mph. .tuesday night...mostly clear. lows in the upper 60s. south winds up to 10 mph shifting to the west after midnight. .wednesday...warm and humid. mostly sunny. highs in the upper 80s. southeast winds up to 10 mph. travelers across the country. so is it impacting travelers he> here>cbs 58's kyle aevermann joins us live from general mitchell with a look at how this is impacting local travelers. kyle? the company tweeting unfortunately all flights are grounded due to a system outage nationwide."the outages are causing issueswit delta flights. i've seen some folks on twitter and facebook across the country saying they are stuck on the plane at the gate and cannot depl

lows in the upper 60s. west winds up to 10 mph. .trs.. cloudy. a 40 pecrcent nce of showers and thunderstorms until la afternoon. highs in the lower 80s. west winds 5 to 10 mph. .thursday night...cooler. partly cloudy. lows in the upper 50s. northwest winds 5 to 10 mph. 3 morningwatch for ponding and plan aheadthere will be a of i-94 eb at moorland for ght work at the zoo interchange. i-41 nb ll be closed overnight national ave. through the zoo a traffic switch.the i-94 eb to i-41/us- 45 nb system ramp is now closed lonrm until spring 17 forreconstructionall part of the zoo interchange oject. hwy 100 will ome the main detour while this closure is in place.a reminder that off the freeway in wauwatosa center st. e/wb is now closed from 112-115th for bridge reconstruction until late august.plan on slow conditions as you travel througthe ea.another reminder that thenational, lincoln and greenfied ave entrance ramps to i-894 nb are now closedntil fl 2016a nepp place betwn national and greenfield ave as well. drivers should use posted alternates and pla

most of these are late in the day and build west daily. so plan ahead. >>> after years of being shut down and millions of dollars in has been reopened. the pool was originally built back in 1937. it was closed in 2009 after a number of leaks following years of fierce debates about the pool's future. it finally got funding and is now back open to the public. >> these kids in some of our tougher neighborhoods, will be seduced by the streets. they'll be seduced by the gangs if they are not given an opportunity to make the right under the leadership of adults that care about them. this is one of those places. >> the pool will offer affordable swim lessons for children ages 6 months and up. for a schedule of classes check out our website at fox13 news.com. >>> two divers are lucky to be alive this morning after they were unable to locate their boat off of anglo key. the coastguard was able to find the pair in less than an hour reuniting them with their boat. an officer tells us the drivers were discovere they used the proper safety gear. >>> dep

widen out to the west. can you see there are more storms in the path not nearly as big of what we have seen in the last couple of days and we will continue to track this. over to dan and tiffani. >> tiffani: all right. we won the championship and looks like the king will stick around for awhile. >> dan: king has a new deal. we have been waiting fors. he has the money to prove it. >> clearly, if anybody deserves to cash in for what they accomplish it is clearly lebron james. three years, $100 million with the cavaliers. he goes long term here and getting particulars when and if he can opt out. bottom line, this may surprise you, this is the first time in his incredible career lebron james will be the highest paid player in the nba. that may stun some people. next year $3 million. when you break down salaries around the league and look at some guys clearly getting overpaid, you could never mick that argument when it comes to lebron james and what he has delivered to the cavaliers the past couple of seasons. he

this is moving to the west and the northwest. there is a little bit in theay of shear and ocean heat content here. there is some potential for development but none of the models developed into much. and moisture and rain chances that's monday and tuesday. we want to talk about what is happening now. are you out and about this is a big friday night. lots of rain around tampa bay and it is moving to the west and the northwest through pinellas and downtown. very heavy rain along the way lots of lightning and that is moving to the west. it should be ending in time for the bucs, they are playing the browns, browns tonight at raymond james stadium. we'll have aer view at 5:15. >>> a mother died after a drunk driver cut her off. nowhe m charg with dui manslaughter. he wants the evidence tossed out. and gloria gomez was in court. di >> reporter: not yet the defense believes they could have gotten the evidence lawfully but they didn't, they say, now they want some of the evidence tossed out. >> five children lost their mother after this m

left in the soup on friday with it has gone to the west the track to the west. innd.the coast not as much if you arechg us inland not as much. here is the high tide. mostly midafternoon. tides 1 to 3. could be higher up in coastal citrus and up into levee county. the forecast bands of rain develop and 82. kind of callly -- squallly, that's a word. wind, rain, squalls. if you are boating waves 4 to 6 feet. next tide, low tide, 8:26 and the 7-day forecast calls for rain fall coverage above normal and they may he rain in the game. think don't look great. >> things about the bucs game. some may play a lot. the game moved up thursday to wednesday. that's to avoid the worst of the storm tha terms of the schedule for the players. the final pre-season game and it does not mean a lot for those with secured spots it is diffent for the guys looking for a spot. >> there are a lot of things to get this moving and appreciate everyone's cooperation. important to. getting pickeddum. appreciate everyone's hard work. it does not mean we're free and clear. you may experience a w ni

there is more coming in to work from the west. those rain chances continue through the early morning commute. and then after about 7:00 a.m., we start to trend down a bit. we get a lull by the midday. and we start to see those clouds breaking up. and more storms are moving back in. today keep an eye on the sky >>> today's highs are only 105. we'll talk about the lower temperatures the rest of this week in just a few minutes. >> we have a new crash for drivers on i had 10. it is eastbound, so the heavier side of traffic is right at 17th avenue. even though everything is off on the right-hand side, those delays are extending on i-106789 you're going to start to see delays on 75th and it doesn't ease up until you hit that crash until you are right around seventh avenue or i want to give you a look at the part of the valley. we are seeing wet roads. still a six-minute desert drive time. this is eastbound on the 101 from 75th to the 17. i want to give you a closer look on the east valley to see what you can expect. >>> air 15 is on the

tonight a lot of lightning out to the west. let's go to abc 15 desert doppler now and show you the storms. rain along i-10. tonopah and another batch to the southwest of buckeye starting to move in. we could see the showers in the west valley in the next hour or so. in the meantime we have very intense showers and 500 lightning strikes. and torrential down pours here along i-10 near quartzite. flood advisories in effect. radar estimates more than an inch since this began, 2 inches now in some cases and strong winds out of this, moving to the south. starting to pick up dust as well. we have that concern for heavy rain and flooding towards parker too. the winds are down to the south dust. it will be in effect till 1:00 a.m. as the gusts push dust into yuma here later on tonight. a lot to track. storm chances continue over night. we may see lingering showers in the valley in the morning forecast tomorrow. and then tomorrow afternoon the chance for more developing as is typical in the higher terrain and then moving into the valley i

the west valley was hit hard. out towards good year, avondale, starting to see the showers taper off toward this is lake pleasant seeing a patchy thunderstorm and light to moderate showers along the 17. we wake up tomorrow with cooler than average temperatures. 860 by 10 am and a high around 990. >>> the pool was green today in a valley -- and a valley native came up second in the synchronized diving competition. not bad for a team that had never competed together until the olympic trial the water have a chemical issue but officials said it was safe. two bronze medal's for canada in swimming. the cardinals closing in on the preseason opener against the raiders. bruce arians said today he will relinquish plan calling duties on friday night. on defense, a lot to watch on >> i approach every day the same regardless of this competition because everybody is watching on every single play regardless of whether there is a guy i'm competing with or not. >> university of arizona football will be in the valley for the next tw

that story is of the west. mpey's piller sir where you can tell the entire story of our country's west from one place. president woodrow wilson signed legislation creating the national park service on august 20 5, 1916. to mark the centennial american history tv is featuring national park service sites about the country. we continued with another stop on the c-span city store. next, asian-american activists reflect on their efforts in the 1960's to establish an asian-american cultural and political identity. the discussion is moderated by the author of "serve the people: serving him asian-american people of the 1960's." the japanese-american international museum los angeles hosted this event. clement hanami: it is such an honor for me to introduce karen ishizuka. a third-generation japanese-american. part of the asian-american movement in los angeles. she was formerly a senior curator here at the japanese american national museum. she's a scholar, a visionary and a mentor to many. she is an award-winning filmmak

it is mostly affecting the west valley. we do have a few scattered showers and storms across the southeast valley too. through the morning commute. we are in for a wet drive into work, and more storm chances later too. i'll break down your forecast next. >>> you see some slicker roads, obviously that is what you need to do. we are taking a look at the big picture. we are seeing green on valley roadways and that includes i-10. still pretty light. a ten-minute desert drive time. there is if you are traveling eastbound from the 101 until you hit the 17. i want to give you where we are have a crash. it's not a huge traffic impact. this is i-10 eastbound right at elliott road. it was blocking some lanes, but everything is off on the right. watch out for that. we are hearing of a crash? scottsdale that has shut down a portion of the road. we'll give you details on that. >>> first on abc 15. >> happening right now, we have a community alert for people near 32nd street. have you heard about this. it's a haz mat situation going on ri

now the heaviest and more widespread rain if you want to call it that is really across the west valley, although as you look at the big pitcher not everybody is getting rain right now. the showers are generally spotty but if you live in the west valley anywhere from goodyear to tollefson up and glendale, that's where we are seeing the more widespread coverage right now between the loop 101, i have [no audible content] and grant -- i-10 and grand if you are in any of those neighborhoods, a heads up that it is heading towards you. a few sprinkles in buckeye but nothing major there and then more rain out toward scottsdale pushing over the higher terrain moving outwards mcdowell so if you live along the foothills you will get some of these showers possibly into fountain hills also but the more widespread action is in the west valley. we could see these showers continue to push north in spots like chandler so early morning, best chances for showers here before we see another chance for storms later this afternoon. be on alert, you may need to give yourself extra time this morning and it's n

drier air works in from the west with a slight ridge of high pressure from the southwest. north and picks up the winds tomorrow. 90s follow for the weekend. back to warmer temps again next week./// back to you! ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the son of las vegas court for the first time in a little over an hour. ((michelle mortensen)) >> 27- year- old shane ross is being held without bail.. police say he's responsible for several armed robberies across the valley. ((kirsten joyce)) >> 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live outside the courthouse where he is expected shortly. good morning michael? ((michael stevens)) >> kirsten, michelle... shane ross is expected in court around 7-30 this morning. the 27-year-old was arrested last friday after police say he and a walgreens in just 15 minutes. a few hundred dollars was taken during those heists. metro says ross would park his motorcycle outside a store... and rob workers at gunpoint. 8 news now was the first to break the news... that he is the son of las vegas mayor pro tem steve ross. metro says he is responsible for at least 7

part of the watch to the north and the west has been dropped. the heaviest rain is moving southeast. fair amount of thunderstorm activity so far. the areas near urbana around 6:24. 6:23 in woodville. this is part of a growing complex of showers an storms to the west. this is moving in your region. the potential exists for shower and thunderstorms. the severe thunderstorm watch and continues south and west as far as virginia. no watch in the area other than the potential of flash flooding. that is anticipating the areas of heavy rain. here is the watch up until late tonight from the bay through the d.c. metro and the foothills and beyond in western virginia. the possibility exists through the computer mod that the heavier element of rain may come together in western viewing area and make a push to provide lightning and thunder with the heavy rain. if everything works out by 11:00, the heavy stuff is out of here. lingering showers to mud night and then touch of clearing. no headlines other than watches. no warnings in the viewing area. that is late

developing out to the west over the mountains. and we just saw a picture of sky 9 and showing some rain shafts trying to develop over the mountains as well. it is a little too dry here in denver to get any of the showers going here. so our chances for rain are very small. but we will see the clouds from all that rain that is out to our west. there, you see them, up over fort collins, and partly to mostly cloudy skies right now over to us to the north, and 82 degrees. and 77 in greeley. and bloomfld and d.i.a., up to 87. so even with the cloud, it is still very warm. very light rain is showing up off to the west and barely picking it up over the continental divide, and a couple of lightning strikes in southwest colorado, and that's where most of our rain begins to form, and then it works its way steadily to the north. and these showers are not expected to be severe. we have a risk for general thunderstorms out there this afternoon and most of it, again, off to the west. enjoy the clouds, because they upper 80s, and low 90s today. a

we now have three crashes on the i-10 in the west valley. let's give you a look from our adot camera. once you are past those crashes it's still pretty heavy. >>> the abc 15 mobile app has the very latest on the weather. >> we will se with prism on the go from centurylink, you can get your favorite shows right on your devices pretty much everywhere you go. um, paul, that was great. i like how you can walk around and watch your shows. and your delivery really evokes "the frozen north". meets "un giorno nella vita." or early film noir. like "whispering city." but the french version. i'm just gonna take a drumstick there. hmm, it's a bit derivative. mom: and your suggestion? "the pottery maker"? son: no. "the summer of my despondency." (jet engine reving up) you hear that? so get ready to take off ... because sale prices as low as these don't happen every day! book your low fare now at southwest.com. low fares. nothing to hide. that's transfarency. >>> good morning, america. breaks news for our viewers in the west, paempx in a ship told to aband

the low shifting to the west, the rainfall totals could be high as you go farther west through parts of alabama, mississippi, louisiana. here is some of the rainfall totals from the weather prediction center. they are predicting -- their precipitation forecast, i should say. quite a bit of rain across mississippi and the panhandle with that. upper level low. the west. where you see the green shaded area. now, that ridge of high pressure starting to build in. let's take a look at future cast over the next 64 hours. again, the general rotation throughout the south and east. for us, we have a deep low- level moisture feed bringing in the rich moist air. with the frontal boundary in the area tomorrow, showers and thunderstorms to form in the afternoon. there could be a few more out there during the day on wednesday as you see it popping up. watch what happens on thursday. starting off with patchy clouds and fog in the morning. the majority of the stor to the west. high pressure ridging in upon us and may suppress more of the development locally and not so much in the mountains. check out

the warm and continue through tonight and tomorrow with the next storm system approaching from the west during the period. low pressure to our north will drag a cold front across wisconsin helping to trigger some scattered showers and afternoon and evening hours. still, tuesday will not be a washout by any means. in fact, we can still expect some breaks of sun. once the boundary exits, new air mass will take over bringing much cooler and drier conditions back to our area. friday should only reach the low to mid 70s. dew points will be down considerably, as well. sunshine and quiet conditions should repeat for several days as an upper level ridge builds across the upper midwest. time now for ask the expert.... today we're talking about balance and what we can do to gain more strength and afternoon... is our wellness got a question for our experts? email them at ask the expert at today's tmj4 dot com. you can also leave a voicemail. the number is 967-5253. still ahead.. parts of the midwest dealing with flash flooding following torrential rains.coming up at 4:30.. the bay boy after a belo

this morning storm chances in spots to the west. the valley stays quiet until about midday when we could see a few storms bubbling up. once we head towards lunch hour storms will fire up across the higher terrain. a few storms near the phoenix metro. not everybody looks to get rain, but we could see enough activity around the valley to use caution going through today. we could see some pop up storms producing heavy rain and stronger wind gusts. keep the abc 15 mobile app handy for updates. going into tonight a slight chance of a few storms into tomorrow morning. tomorrow a lingering chance of pop-ups before we get storm chances cleared out. storm chances picking up this afternoon and also more cloud cover. temperature-wise, 80 now. high of 100. a few spots only in the 90s. i will show you the valley wide temperatures in a few minutes. >>> i'm seeing a couple more slow spots including the loop 101 in the north valley and the tend in the east valley. westbound is about 10 minutes. slowing starts near chandler boulevard. the desert driv

then the showers and thunderstorms returned, off to the west, here comes that next round of moisture, pushing right into the area. i think we could see these after dark, maybe even after midnight. some showers go by, a few more, and tomorrow morning on the west side of the metro area, we may have some showers temperatures were cool today too. you can see the 50s, clouds and showers or thunderstorms. so you get that rain-cooled air. across the state, snoeb very warm. and the difference from yesterday, diais 6 below what we saw at this time yesterdaynobody is very warm. and the difference from yesterday, diais 6 below what we saw at this time yesterday. when these temperatures turn around, and when we see more in the waive >>> new information as police release a sketch of a man wanted in an attempted kidnapping in jefferson county. the man touched the shoulder of a 9-year-old girl, told her to come with him. the girl went into her house. the suspect has a tattoo of a red skull on his left elbow. >>> this is the news developing right now. the city of denver facing legal action after poli

as you look to the west, you see the cloud cover going back towards the ohio valley and you see showers across west virginia. some trying to sneak up int falling apart as they come into the drier air. the battle will continue as far as the dry air and the shower activity trying to come in from the south and west. eventually some will sneak in around day break and last for a few hours. 87 still at belmar. we talked about there being no sea breeze today. hope you enjoyed the beach. very, very nice. 86 at islip. 80 towards montauk and into the wind's out of the northwest at 7 to 12 miles an hour. that continues for a while, becoming westerly overnight and south to southwest as we head into tomorrow at speeds of 5 to 10 miles an hour. no real weather system coming. there's a disturbance moving through the upper atmosphere and that will kick off the showers early tomorrow. the big deal will be this area of high pressure that builds down and takes over to bring drier air starting tomorrow afternoon. that will last through the weekend. it will turn more southwest wind and the humidity will sta

eighty is overnight forecast to the west and back here in the valley. tomorrow 100 seats -- 50 next, and 90 sedona, 95 kingman. when he suffered -- 90s suffered and the valley, low in the 80s for most spots, the rest of us will be feeling the triple digits tomorrow afternoon and degree or so below average. hour by hour tomorrow. eightys six, seven and -- -- at 9:00 100 at two -- 102 and -- 20% chance of thunderstorms and worsening quality air quality. looks like high pollution advisory for sunday. uv and that's hard, those of you outside in the late morning and early afternoon have sunscreen so you don't get rents. ten minutes and -- minute been hour and one as well. that's seven days, storm chances to the weekend and we anticipate dryer air coming in to the middle of next week, likely to clear the storm chances, at this point they looked -- looked return by -- look to return by friday. >>> we have major new developments coming into the alive that's into racial profiling case of -- big ruling from -- grueling from judge snow. he wants off this case, he

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randy: massachusetts now has its first case of the west nile virus this season. the department of public health says the patient is a woman in her 70's who lives in middlesex county. she's in the hospital. dph says there are more mosquitoes that could spread west nile virus because of the high temperatures and drought conditions we're experiencing. right now, a state of emergency in california over this wildfire. spreads. flames started late yesterday morning in the san bernardino mountains of east los angeles. they devoured 11 acres in just one minute. this morning it's consumed some 15,000 acres, and is 0% contained. emily: 5 on the opioid crisis, with an accessory that could help curb addiction. the new device being developed right here in the bay state. title in rio. her reason to smile despite a different ending than some anticipated. randy: new this morning, blocking gateways for hackers. three ways to make yourself less vulnerable. cindy? cindy: another steamy morning, but the humidity will go down eventually. when to expect some relief later today. first,

pushing off to the west just around pete beach into the gulf of mexico. farther to the south too. we've seen strong thunderstorms east of sata a few showers and storms around englewood. temperatures right now, rain cool. feels good. we'll talk more about temps and look into the weekend forecast and detail coming up. >>> still ahead -- >> lawn care specialists say they've seen an increase in the number of requests for them to come out and spray bushes like these for mosquitoes. i'll tell you if that spray i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. by making big corporations and those at the top finally pay their fair share in taxes. and those companies that move overseas? she'd charge them an exit tax. then she'd use that money to make the largest investment in creating good paying jobs since world war ii. millions of jobs. >>> with zika fears in florida, some companies are cashing in by offering protection against mosquitoes. 8 on your side's rod carter is taking a look to see if these services really work. >> reporter: rob at tr lawn care and pest control stays pretty busy t