for us here locally, clouds breaking apart in our story is that of increasing son and increasing temperatures. a lot of 80s and the forecast. we will take a look at the rest of this week in preview the weekend coming up in a few minutes. david, pollock him over to you. -- david, paula, over to you. >>> been changes at the curly community center's kids returned to camp one week after a seven-year-old camper died off of carson beach. changes at the camp were made today. stated hourly headcount. everyone has to wear life jackets in the water. the camps director is on administrative leave still at this point. a funeral for kaiser willis will be held on thursday. >>> deist in rooster today pleaded not guilty to charges that he assaulted a patient. prosecutors say that the woman, a longtime patient, claims that dr. nick keele her breast four different times during an apartment. patel has practiced for 25 years with no other incidents. dr. patel was released on bail in order to stay away from that patient. what -- >>> one more of the states most wanted sex offenders is under arrest. 32-year-old man

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in on -- as the weather expert on this and maybe impact it could have on us here -- the impact it could have on us here locally . fizzle out, it will send moisture in -- our way and that means a boost in storm chances. as you get ready to head out the door, no impact for the morning commute, so maybe walking kids to the bus stop it will be all dry but it will be a little bit warm and humid as they walk out to the bus stop. you may even want to pack a water bottle because it will still be a hot and humid day today as we make it up to 104. by the time they get out of school there is a slight chance of a stray sure but the chances for storms will go -- a stray storm but the chances for storms will go up more tonight. and that flash flood alert will go into effect here this evening. i will show you how high those rain chances will go tonight into tomorrow and again the biggest hazards we will see around our state. >>> there -- iris, no complaints so far for the morning drive. let's look at the big picture slowing and that's really in the west valley right now, so the desert drivetime is 18 minutes for my 10 eastbo

we have clouds this morning that may have you thinking in term much in store for us here locally this morning. showers are slowing down around colorado springs but then you see new storms in kansas backing and are pulling west by a storm located towards cortez so you see this unusual storm motion for us today and that is going to continue through the day. the southern 2/3 of colorado arkansas valley and high terrain from the mountains to the west where we have the rain showers. >>> let's look at 270 and vazquez where we connect with 270 and it's looking dark, sunrise closer to 6:30 so enjoy relief from the delay typically build up. a look at stapleton connecting with your 225 drive as well as i-25 at the mousetrap, we're looking great overall. across the board from e-470 to c-470 to the west, speeds on the higher side and when we check downtown, southbound 25 speeds are in the upper 50s, both directions are pretty clear, no issues connecting with your driver throughout sixth avenue and as you plan your monday drive, i want you to keep in mind a couple of things. the rockies are playin

. >> i want to ask you the rigs from the state they're not used for us here locally they're just reserved for state use. >> not for us on a daily basis but if we have a disaster i'll ask them. >> i guess the house by city college they have one. >> 15. >> 15 as one but you said they've been moved forward around lastly. >> yes. >> my understanding was that those rigs are 2k4r0i89d for state use. >> so if i could add because we have the flexibility with those rigs we own those rigs they're primarily for state use but as the deputy stated we can use them for training and drills i'm like unlike the one state rigs o s-3 61 the sole use of state deployments generally, we use the yellow rigs for safety deployment but we own them we have the flexibility how we utilize them. >> i have a question regarding the equipment for the rigs when they were purchased was the equipment that is needed internally was that equipment purchased as well because i received some feedback from people who think that members of the department say that if rigs go out they take the equipment with them and so there is not e

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us.. here to tell us that... mcgregor wasn't some local businesses told me that they usually get a boost in customers when there's a ufc fight, but with all the hype surrounding ufc 202, they prepared for one of the busiest nights of the year a huge fight card meant huge crowds of excited fans packing into t mobile arena for ufc 202... "it's fight night you got to be here, ufc 202!" "it made us come all the way out here!" and it also means huge business for local bars like scooters pub... "a ufc night compared to a normal saturday night? its comparing oranges and apples" four hours before the main card started...the bar's phone was ringing off the hook nats: phone rings "scooters bar this is lee" as ufc fans were already starting to stream in "you think diaz can do it?" lee ditterline says everytime there's a ufc fight the bar gets a boost in business... preparing for be one of the busiest nights of the year -- with nearly 300 people and hundreds of dollars of added revenue -- packed into the bar... because he says the bigger the names, th

used for something special for the people who live here. >> i really do hope in the end, they provide something for the -- for the local people here to be useful. but i do like the venues. >> reporter: and the park opens every day at 7:00 a.m. and stays open one hour after the last event is finished. i'm chloe beardsley. >> all right. a lot of fun there. and there is a lot more to come from our news team with chloe and reed cowan. they are in rio right now and you can count on them to bring you exclusive behind the scenes coverage with adrian crooks. you can catch all of the stories and the action any time at news3lv.com. >>> well, a big change coming soon to your facebook page. next on news 3, the latest problem that could affect your >>> also -- the zika virus threat in america is growing. next on news 3, how a government rule is impacting the fight to >>> growing concern over the zika virus. the first home grown cases have been reported in south florida. some shops and restaurants in miami are keeping their doors shut. florida health officials concerned that rules about pesticides could do more harm than good. 16 caseof lowell mosquito -- t

us police at the local level. it's a state rights issue. the state has a vested interest in policing "here's what i want out of a president. let us police at the local level. it's a state rights issue. the state has a vested interest in policing crime. k? support us." in a surprise turnaround, governor scott walker says hell be here with trump tonight. he skipped trumps event in green bay two weeks ago. trump bills himself as the law nothing about the milwaukee disorder either sunday or yesterday. so well be waiting to see what he has to say tonight. live, theo keith, fox6 news. mary thanks theo for more on trump's visit to wisconsin... head to fox six now dot com or the fox6 news app for complete coverage. clip.s you'll find the post on our home page. hillary clinton is campaigning in philadelphia today. her running mate -- will be in madison later tonight. democratic v-p nominee tim kaine will be hosting a private fundraising event in the state's capitol. this is video from his stop earlier today in north carolina. we're expecting to have more on kaine's madison visit -- tonight on fox six

. >> i want to ask you the rigs from the state they're not used for us here locally they're just reserved for state use. >> not for us on a daily basis but if we have a disaster i'll ask them. >> i guess the house by city college they have one. >> 15. >> 15 as one but you said they've been moved forward around lastly. >> yes. >> my understanding was that those rigs are 2k4r0i89d for state use. >> so if i could add because we have the flexibility with those rigs we own those rigs they're primarily for state use but as the deputy stated we can use them for training and drills i'm like unlike the one state rigs o s-3 61 the sole use of state deployments generally, we use the yellow rigs for safety deployment but we own them we have the flexibility how we utilize them. >> i have a question regarding the equipment for the rigs when they were purchased was the equipment that is needed internally was that equipment purchased as well because i received some feedback from people who think that members of the department say that if rigs go out they take the equipment with them and so there is not e

some of them, they wouldn't receive a haircut for school if it was not for us coming here and bringing localbarbers here. >> some people don't have enough money to buy things. >> that's a cool look. looking sharp. police tell us the event is also an important way to build trust between police and the community. >>> people got a chance to learn more about the zika virus. they also talked about the progress for developing a vaccine. the hearing loss is yet the zika virus a new study found that 6% of infants who suffer from microcephaly also have hearing loss. the hearing impairment was most common if the mother developed a rash during the first trimester. all children born to mothers infected with zika should be tested for hearing issues even if they don't have microcephaly. >>> consumer complaints against payday loans are at an all-time high. >> and now a watch dog group wants to make sure enough is being done to protect borrowers. susan hogan has more. susan? >> there has been a report released and it shows what it calls a critical need for strengthening a proposed rule to rein in payday loa

police have ruled out international terrorism calling the attacks local sabotage. here us the report. >> police search for clues for one of the bomb sites. two bombs went off within half an hour within each other 50 mears apart. hours later, another blast hits a popular getaway for foreigners. just a no-hour drive from the capital bangkok. >> when the first bomb struck, i ducked down. i went behind a car and was about to pull my colleague. then a second bomb struck. >> there were also two and on the island of phuket in the country's south. no one has claimed respondent for the attacks. thai police believe the bombings are not linked to terrorism. the head of the ruling says they -- in an tempt to trigger summit us to bombings are common, home to decades of insurgency. other tourist areas are rare, who are the oldest seaside report in this residence. >> we were very concerned. this sort of thing does not happen here. it's a nice quiet place to retire. >> the bombings happened on the queen's birthday, a national holiday. molly: next, there's been a major shakeup at the kreml

>>> thanks for being with us >>> keeping the zika virus out of the local blood supply. a medical technology being used to protect people here in the bay area. >> good evening. i am jen leigh i am josh benson multiple people in south florida have been infected with the zika virus through local mosquito bites. in response, blood banks are taking new precautions to protect their supply. mary mcguire spent the day at the sun coast blood center in sarasota. she joins us to let us know about these tests. >> reporter: many of the people receiving blood from centers this already have weakened immune systems from diseases

leaders of united here local 54 are using gofundme to raise money for the employees that will lose their jobs at the end of this summer. now in july, workers at the casino went on strike. they're demanding better benefits and wages and then earlier this month, casino announced it is closing after labor day. p tropicana entertainment which matches the casino is losing millions a month. no path to profitable. >> turning to you decide tonight major shake up in donald trump's campaign. trump named two top republican strategists as new campaign manager and cam pin ceo a mid sagging poll numbers. they are expected to push the republican nominee to emphasize substance over style. >> i think this is a campaign structure that look like it's been built to allow donald trump to continue being donald trump just more effectively than he has been over the last few weeks. >> meanwhile hillary clinton was in hoy his today where she hit trump hard on his economic policy claiming it's a benefit for wealthy people. clinton dismissed trump's manage change as meaningless. >>> air force veteran is going to so

and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to l alternate routes listed on our maps here are your photos for the day in more local news this morning.. metro has released pictures of a woman who may have used gauze to disguise herself during a bank robbery. take a look.. police say this woman got away with an undisclosed amount of cash. she is described as white.. in her early 20s.. roughly 5-foot-7. last seen wearing a dark gray hat.. a gray sweatshirt.. an if you have any information about this crime.. or the suspect.. you can leave an anoymous tip by calling crimestoppers at 702-385-55-55 one valley middle schooler is always looking for ways to improve our community.. and... he has a new project underway to award police officers who go above and beyond. "at my old school i was bullied by a police officer's family, so i wanted to turn a negative into a positive one." "on my website i have a form, if you badge number, and we'll award one cop every month " steven lee's latest project is called good "cop-ma"... a play on the word karma. lee created a anyone can nominate an officer for the award. you can find a link

local make sure phelps finished his career with a gold. so much for starting your day with us on this sunday. here is a live look for you to start off your day here on august 14, 2016. so good to have you with us. i'm christine kim. this weekend is a hot one. >> were going to hit 110 today very close to time the record high. record high but it is 111. a long hot summer is almost over doesn't mean that we can get hot temperatures into septr. hottest week we have now for the next nine months or so. and what will be go down as one of the hottest if not the hottest summers on record. a3 degrees currently at russell and mountain vista. 83 at liberty high school as a kid to getting back to school in a couple of weeks from now. we have wind gusts up to 19 miles per hour were not expecting much in the way of wednesday. in elementary washington mount hood 81 degrees these are the to where they should be for this time of year. 77 in north las vegas in any downtown las vegas. mountains edge coming in 81 wind speeds at seven miles per hour or lower than that. christine, we do have changes coming in our seven-

log on to our web site ktvu.com to post asked us on our home page under local news. >> we have here san francisco also looking for a new police chief. are the two kinds of competing for candidates at all? >> miroslav said actually all eyes are on the bay area right now san francisco and oakland. so she thinks it's a positive and negative at the same time because whatever san francisco doesn't get or attract at least people are also looking across the bay at oakland as a possibility. >> they haven't officially posted the job. that is kind of surprising when we heard that. >> that's also interesting thing they want to wait to see from these forums they are going to wait through halfway through the month middle september to post the job talib good time they will have a guy edie what the community would like. >> thank you paul. >> new at 6:00 a burlingame couple is facing charges for the burning death of their dog. this is 2 year-old sprocket. owners shelby lujan brought it into a emergency clinic he was suffering from third degree burns and died within hours. they determined it was from th

some of them wouldn't receive a haircut for school if it wasn't for us coming out here and bringing local barbers here. >> some people can't -- don't have enough money to buy things for their cre to this is really good for them. >> okay. i love him. he's adorable. fairfax students go back to school a week from today. >>> a restaurant worker speaks out after losing his job for refusing to serve a police officer. why he says he did it and how that officer on the other side of the counter is responding. >>> you're watching news4, first at 4:00. >>> an employee has been fired after refusing to serve him. >> the former employee was spoke to who says the entire thing, a big misunderstanding. >> reporter: former tropical smoothie cafe says he was in a bad mood. >> i didn't want to take any more orders. i was getting ready to close. >> reporter: but these officers, who were in uniform, stopped in for food on sunday. >> i noticed there were customers at the line. i said, no, i don't want to go take their orders. you do it. and, yes, i informed him that they were cops but i informed him no matter w

. >>> coming up we will check in with sarah who shows how local athletes are already making all of us here very proud. it is a game changer. the cleveland browns are developing what they hope will be a more age-appropriate way to play football for some kids. >>> reporter: kids are hoping to create modified tackle football. there's a demand for something in between flag football and full tackle football for big kids so how is this game different? they play seven on seven starting at the 40. the only player will be the center. is still being developed works and what doesn't and the head football coach, this modified tackle burgeon is a significant development as you participation has declined and 3 million kids participated while in 2015 the number was less than $2.2 million-- 2.2 million people. we've seen lots of turnouts for flag football but parents and some sort of transition will help but conference. >> they are the only nfl team to implement the program so northeast ohio playing an important role developing modified tackle football. reporting live, channel 3 news. >> very interesting.

cody miller who used to swim out in summerlin here locally swimming for all the world to see over the weekend. we are very proud to say he is adding to the medal count of the summer games. cody miller the local graduate taking bronze in the 100-meter breaststroke final. this is so exciting. here you see him after speaking to the cameras in rio. i don't know if they are going to do a parade for cody when he gets back to town. i've been in a summerlin parade before, i think maybe we bring him home in true cool fashion. whenever we're not talking about the olympics on television, you can see behind the scenes action include chloe and reed through fire by somebody. what is this? and why did somebody set it on fire? answers ahead. >> kim: also -- good stuff. jones has team spirit team u.s.a. she's taking to twitter of all places. she's back on social media and we know why ahead. >> dana: did you know there are two olympicla rio. this someone actually outside of the main arena in a park. other news out of the comes yesterday the williams sisters, serena and venus losing in doubles for the f

here in fitchburg this afternoon. look behind us, you can see state and local police are actually positioned outside the funeral home tonight here where steady stream of mourners are gathering to say going it a young jogger who lost her life. >>> just how difficult it was to be in there? >>> very difficult. >>> heartbroken family and friends inclg york came to pay their respects here in fitchburg at the wake for murdered jogger vanessa marcotte. it was a week and a day ago the 27-year-old's body was found in the woods just a half a mile from her mother's princeton hom. >>> we list a daughter 14 years ago. we know what they are going through. terrible thing. >>> you have to have finger on the trigger. >>> still shaken by the unsolved homicide, this avid runner in town and mother of two shows us how he grips the mace you really do. you do feel that as well. somehow the serenity of your world and joy around here has been shattered by someone who is maybe a predator. >> reporter: oh as hundreds gather to remember the life of a young woman ly killer the hunt for a killer carries on while residents trial to carry on with their ow

some location north of us warmer than us here in the sunshine state. 92 here locally. 94 in d.c., 92 in atlanta. it's been downright hot. for us today, low 90s for highs. that's a little warmer than yesterday because ofor sunshine, at least to start out the day. 91 in venice. 91 in clearwater. beach goers, good for you. tropics, it's been quiet. one disturbance we're tracking. this is africa so it's a ways off and odds of development, only 20% the next five days but a couple more reliable models indicate we'll need to watch this as it moves west-northwest in the coming days. something we'll watch in the the region which is what we expect approaching the peak of the season. here is lunchtime, mainly dry condition. here come showers and storms. the thing about this east wind setup is the storms, they don't park and stay there. they move along. by 8:00, 9:00, we're done. back to quiet conditions tuesday. here comes the 50% rain chance yet tuesday and wednesday. summer pattern is locked in until probably friday. we'll flip-flop the winds and switch the sto inland. today builds west. 92 fe

sports radio mark joins us to talk eagles and local product here today that has not been done in history. amazing rounds at the championship coming up. >> and welcome to the buick sports i'm lesley and big day in sports. yes, eagles getting ready for first reseason game

ty brennan is with us telling us who is behind the message and why. >> local muslims here in the valley and a national nonprofit organization are behind those billboards, they say the message is clear, condemn the organization in a very public way. >> they don't represent us and they don't represent islam. >> drivers along the i-10 heading eastbound near 67th avenue may have spotted this electronic billboard. it says plainly, hey, i.s.i.s., you suck, from actual muslims. >> the sad thing is that our neighbors view of muslims has gone down, because the message of i.s.i.s. has gone up. >> that's why dr. nadir, a retired n.a.u. professor and local muslim community, with the help of sound vision, a national american muslim nonprofit, are bringing the i.s.i.s. sucks campaign to phoenix. >> we want our neighbors to know, you know, we are colleagues and classmates and neighbors, and we want our neighbors to know we don't approve of this at all. this is not representative of islam, in fact, the profit muhammad, peace be upon him, spoke absolutely in opposite of this message that i.s.i.s. is por

channel 3 don hendrick is here to tell us how the show could be a shot at success for local investors. don, what does lebron do? me. it makes sense really here in this part. this corner of one of the greatest corners of the city on the rise. the gordon square arts district. the business of some promising entrepreneurs that will be taking route because the tv series debuting tonight like i said called cleveland hustles. the city premier is tonight at 10:00 on cnbc. executive producer lebron james our iconic their shot at success for four cleveland shark investors. and heart net is a clevelander hoping to rise to the top in the city on the rise. >> to be a part of revitalization of neighborhoods in cleveland is how we continue to grow and continue to make the city better. >> we are bringing attention to the new spirit of cleveland and 25 entrepreneurs whittled down four. >> reporter: he is the owner of greenhouse tavern on east fourth and much more. he is one of the shark investors on cleveland hustles again tonight at 10:00 on cnbc. i'm in awe again jimmy after everything that this cit

locals making us proud. >> coming up, rapper snoop dog who is kind of a local, ? ? ? isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. everyone wants better chicken. it's true! and that's what you get at subway with the new chicken caesar melt. rotisserie-style chicken that's raised without antibiotics. melted provolone and parmesan cheese. >>> runners at this year's rock 'n roll marathon will drop it like it's hot. >> snoop dog will perform before the runners at the las vegas village across from the luxor. they will shut down the

us examples. >> that is the key here. putting the academics to practical use. >> we get as local and as fresh as to believe. >> patty runs the farm-to-table program. >> they plant the seeds and grow and harvest, bring it to the kitchen and prep and cook it and composted. >> i came here mostly for the horseshorses and the competitio. i can ride every day here. >> whether they come for the appeal of a western lifestyle of the programs, this small school is redefining the boarding >> and farm share gathered to hand out produce, the organization aims to alleviate hunger by directing fresh food that might otherwise by tossed. and if you want to enjoy some free family had fun this weekend, head to -- preponderance they are antimicrobial. so no germs. gets a free ice cream. a ticket is required and is available through the box offie and the beach or ticketmaster. >> and if you can't go tickets on line, go ahead and go. you might have to wait in line a bit, but no promises but that is a tip, and then comic con is ? this week, you're taking a well-earned staycation... determined to make it the most relaxing staycation in the hist

here it is right there. hireshere's madeline losing strength. winds now 75 miles per hour moving west at 12. watch what happens about 2:00 local time. it's in about 3 hours behind us here. it's taking a turn way from the big island. it will not make a direct hit. it will still produce anywhere between 5 to 10 inches of flooding rains in some areas also some extremely gusty winds and some very high surf so we'll continue to monitor it but at least as of now, we have madeline not making a direct hit on the big island of hawaii. >>> tropical storm warnings are also up for florida's gulf coast. what could soon be a hurricane is churn hundreds of miles offshore and heavy rain is already falling. omar villafranca on how people are getting ready for problems. >> reporter: from pounding rain and flooded streets in florida the dangerous surf in the carolinas, parts of the east coast are already feeling the impacts from two powerful tropical weather systems. and bracing for more as a troubling forecast looms. >> up to 15 inches of rain potentially. as you have seen with prior storms at times we'll get pay band, we'll see significant rains and that's why we have the risk of

it was also pointed out to us by our local prosecutor here that they are often the ones that have to make a decision about andher or not to prosecute when you have cumulatively thousands of hours of tapes and you have to look at a particular incident where there might be a cameras inody vehicles and so on, it takes a lot of time to do that properly resources andthe personnel to properly investigate but often times if they can do that before a decision is made about prosecution, they can include -- they can save everybody, including taxpayers time and money by coming to a better conclusion before you actually indict somebody and take them to trial. >> it is the end of august in an election year. ,ou are here as a body bipartisan. what is the reality that something meaningful to happen in washington, d.c., when you return? it is soause bipartisan and is supported by the general public across the political spectrum, these criminal justice reform bills which might be packaged together in a small number of bills or even just one bill could very well past the house of representatives. the

here. the bay area's first local case now confirmed and what that means for all of us. >>man: we need to remain here now. >>> calls for help coming from deputies. we'll tell you how they handled >>> we begin at 11:00 tonight with a news alert out of clear water where a pedestrian has been hit and killed. investigators are at the scene on roosevelt boulevard and more gan street. we're awaiting details on what may have led to the crash. witnesses tell us this is a busy stretch of highway, there was no crosswalk in the area. for now, eastbound lanes on roosevelt are closed so you may want to avoid that area. >>> would you be able to this money is real or fake? a man got fooled by some counterfeit cash. somebody paid him in fake $100 bills after he listed his iphone for sale on a popular app. crystal, those bills look pretty convincing. >>reporter: they really do. they even passed the pin test. now, this seller did pretty much his gut instinct. the meet up site, burger king. a busy public restaurant with surveillance cameras. mark thought it was the perfect spot to sell his

and i'll tell you the truth, they have told us here, some of them they wouldn't receive a haircut for school if it was not for us coming out and bringing the local barbers here. >> it's very good. some people don't have enough money to buy things for their children so this is very helpful for them. >> reporter: the program is also a great way to build relationships. the interact with police and firefighters in a fun setting. they get to talk in a casual way not in an emergency situation that so often happens. another part of this is it's not just the hair cuts. there's also another part of the program where they'll be giving away backpacks to needy kids to make sure the kids have all the supplies they need to make this a successful school year. back to you in the studio. >> thank you megan. >>> a major financial blow for apple. the maker of the iphone being ordered to pay back billions. why the company is accused of taking illegal tax benefits. >>> we're hearing the frantic police calls ahead of ahooting s >>> we want to share witha picture that we just got in this morning from d.c. police of a missing teenager. they're causing her a critical mi

fox5's kathleen jacob is here with us now to discuss a campaign law enforcement is putting on with our local clubs and bars. kathleen? cyndi, john...that's right... today police and the program called "party smart." it's a violence prevention campaign aimed at making nightlife here safer for everyone. party smart has two parts. the first part is raising awareness... encouraging party goers to prevent sexual violence by being active bystanders. arrive together, stick together, leave together is the mantra they want everyone to remember. part two is a training program for bars and nightclubs that gives them specific strategies to keep everyone safe. "its only by coming together and helping people look at the behavior they're seeing looking at it through a lense of there's something not quite right going on here. " uber is also partnering with the campaign. uber is also partnering with the campaign. starting tomorrow and running through the 5th... uber will donate 5 dollars from each ride to the rape crisis center. and of course... something to just be extra cautious about...women 18 to 24 expe

used local school busses. thank you for being with us here. here is where the crash happened. here is cleveland, this is sandusky. this is where you may go to cedar point. in both directions this highway was totally backed up. >>> the three were released from prison in april 2015. >> it is a big relief. mind. >> that wasn't the end. a judge granted their request for a new trial. they hope after all this time the judge dismisses this case. >> everybody is hoping for prejudice. >> reporter: judge nancy russo congressman will be honored with a memorial service in cleveland. it is at 10:30 a.m. he passed away two weeks ago after battling cancer. steve latourette. >>> schools are back in session in six to seven hours. school funding is back in the forefront including a key levy renewa the cleveland school science of medicine showed me it was possible for me to go to medical school. >> that is part of the pitch cleveland voters are getting. that old adage so goes the the school's operating budget is working. >>> a new ohio law is on the books creating high demand on newly reinquired

they will have watch parties all over the united states and here locally. for those of us at her here, i want to extend an invitation to this concert if any of you are interested you can seem afterwards. i don't know if there is something that is being done with marcus garvey at the museum , if there is history or memorabilia or maybe -- >> i have none. >> he needs to be listened somehow. i just bring that out because it's so timely that you are all here today and are talking about this -- the last miss only in museum that is coming on board that has taken forever to bring together on an american -- african-american history. there seems to be some convergence there in terms of what you are doing. i am going to stick around if anyone wants to use the to that. >> thank you very much. i would like to acknowledge a lecturer dr. ryan frazier who teaches philosophy and marcus garvey to young people. >> thank you. thank you dr. garvey for spearheading this and thank you just think, for your important work and going through legal channels. as dr. harvey mentioned, we stand on the

now, union that represents workers at the taj mahal, asking for your help, leaders of unite here local 54, using go fund me to raise money for employees that will lose their jobs at the end of the summer, in july, workers at the casino went on strike, demanding benefits and better wages, and earlier this month, the casino announced it is closing after labor day. tropicana entertainment, manages the taj mahal, says it is losing millions of dollars a month, and sees no path to profitability. >> in urge new jersey to delaware, officials want to make sure dog owners in the first state are getting their four legged friends license. the state office of animal welfare says in addition to getting licenses on line, dog own kearse now buy a license at a handful of retail locations, in kent and sussex counties, say the licenses are $10 a year, if the animal is spade or neutered, 15 bucks otherwise, those who fail to license their dogs face fines of 50 bucks or more, to find out how to get one, hit our website, how convenient, fox29.com. >> ryan lochte may be in some serious hot water in brazil. and he's no

local blood supply. a medical technology being used to protect people here in the bay area. >> good evening. i am jen leigh i am josh benson multiple people in south florida have been infected with the zika virus through local mosquito bites. in response, blood banks are taking new precautions to protect their supply. mary mcguire spent the day at the sun coast blood center in sarasota. she joins us to let us know about these tests. >> reporter: many of the people receiving blood from centers this already have weakened immune systems from diseases these new tests make sure they are not hit with a one-two punch. >> you are sitting in a chair. you can watch tv. >> reporter: rod millington has donated blood countless times over the past couple of years once every three months to be exact. >> you feel good about donating and helping your community and helping people out.>> reporter: today was a bit different. after one point of his blood was collected this afternoon, it will go through a set of new screening tests for a variety of pathogens including the zika virus. >> we are always concerned abo

here in the bay area. what local and state officials are doing to protect you. >>> plus, tropical storm gaston is expected to become a hurricane today. but it's a different system that could impact us here in the bay area. good morning. welcome to news channel 8 today. i'm gene ramirez. >> and i'm by the guy. >>> let's find out -- i'm gayle guyardo. let's find out more with leigh spann. >> once again, the tropics have definitely become very active. technically still three systems because the remnants of fiona

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here locally most of us on the dry side. most of us will stay on dry side all day long. maybe a few clou morning. let's get straight to the temperature. 72 in wilmington, raleigh. you're in the upper 60s. we're also seeing a bit of fog right along the 95 corridor. something to pay attention to as you're getting ready to head out this morning. 65 right now in south hill. we're watching for that fog. 73 at 8 a.m. 84 add noon. a mix of sun and clouds there. just a stray shower or storm possible as we head to 6:00 this evening. we're also watching tropical depression 9. we head towards later this workweek. i'll map out though changes coming up in the storm team forecast. send it back to you guys. >>> well, as we told you a home ago. live from the north carolina coast this morning. >> that's right. tropical depression 8 is moving away. that does not mean it's going to have an impact on people there kristen? >> good morning. good morning, everyone. we're live from janette's pier. we are still feeling the effects on the outer banks here this morning. now as it continues to move

they are going to have watch party all over the united states and here locally but for those of us that are here i want to extend an invitation to this concert. if any of you are interested you can come to see me "after words" i don't know there's something that's being done with marcus garvey at the museum, if there is history or memorabilia. >> i have none. >> he needs to be listed somehow i just bring that out because it's so timely that you are all here today talking about the last smithsonian museum that's coming together that has taken forever on african-american history. there seems to be some convergence there in terms of what you're doing. anyway, i'm going to stick around if anybody wants to talk about that because i am on this host committee locally. >> i would now like to turn it to the professor of philosophy and opinions and he's very brief. >> think you are much for this important panel. thank you doctor garvey for spearheading this and thank you justin for your important work in going through legal channels. we stand on the shoulders of what marcus garvey started. this w

. >>> thanks for joining us tonight on "fox 10 news" at 10:00, we begin here locally with a police-involved shooting here in the val y. officer -- valley. officers shoot shoot and kill a man that came with them with a knife. >> now police believe this man was involved in an earlier homicide. danielle miller joins us live with the details. this man was involved with what happened last night around 8:30 after this police were led to the suspect's home. they found him inside and they say he showed a knife and cut a police officer. this is when that officer shot and killed him. >> phoenix police responding to a shooting last night around 8:30 near 75th drive and camelback. they arrived they found 48-year-old martin lopez mesa lying in the driveway of his home with several gunshot wounds. he was transported to the hospital where he later >> as the officers are on the scene and gathering this information, they are able to find out that suspect in this investigation is actually known to the vick ittime and the victim's family. >> police tracked down that suspect, 38-year-old rubben strand to his h

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for us locally, we need some rainfall around here. the drought monitor is on thursday. we are in moderate to severe droughts in new england. we've the seven-day forecast on saturday in the form of scattered showers and thunderstorms. we have comfortable air in place. we have dropped into the low 50's here. we're running in the upper 50's on the north shore and low 60's out in the worcester area. look at how quickly we are jumping up. we are topping out in the 80's the merrimack valley. we are keeping cape cod. high-pressure is in control. that front we are watching for saturday is way back here. out ahead of it, notice the dew points are higher. that sticky area is going to get in here tomorrow and peak on saturday. the humidity will be ramping up. tomorrow, we will be up around 90 degrees. if you have outdoor plans, i think the morning hours r.o.k.. by midday, showers and storms are breaking up ahead of it. that front pushes offshore. it will be hit or miss in nature. there will be some around to drive things out. we have some humidity on sunday. it's a pretty quiet st

local businesses. >> they are using a key right here. it allows them to get buzzed in to the building. it also works on this keyhole which is the mail bank door allowing them to open up this entire panel. >> the possession of one of those keys is a felony up to 10 years in federal prison. the fact of the mail is up to five years in $250,000 fine. >> they are not releasing many details that reportedly it fits into all usps locks in the zip code. so how do they even get the key? >> we have been told that it is -- may be sold to them by like a disgruntled employee or, it was stolen. >> they say, they have known about the problem for at least 10 days but so far no locks/no locks have been changed. a process he says he was told will take a lot of money to fix. they hope that they can close and as he and his neighbors feel vulnerable. >>> a clydesdale horse that wandered around the mountains for five days after escaping from a stable has been found. they want to show you budweiser. pictured with lancelot a nigerian dwarf billy goat. and, they told them that he used his headbutting skills to