coach tony sanchez joins us live with this season's expectations. closed captioning will resume shortly good morning i'm jason feinberg and i'm maria silva in for monica jackson welcome to fox5 news this morning. first - les krifaton joins us with a quick look forecast. we tied a record daytime high sunday and it looks like we could do it again to start the week. we remain under the influence of a ridge but a trough pushing toward the coast will set up some southwest winds today. it will remain dry and will trigger some winds for monday. another trough moves across northern nevada on tuesday allowing for a little more cloud to develop over our area. temperatures will start to cool off as we head into the middle and second half of the week. the uv index for monday is 9 or very here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk. to breaking news now. to breaking news now. fire of

us the latest on the damage d t who was ot. our live team covere continues at 5. but first after the bak.other se in the zoo interchange. where it is and how long it will last coming feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. johnson: i've always said i'll be the calmest guy on my election night. i win either way. narrator: if he loses, senator johnson falls back on the ten million dollar bonus he paid himself as ceo. a big corporate payout for him. johnson: i've always said... i win either way. narrator: if he wins, he gets another six years to support tax loopholes and bad trade deals that ship jobs overseas. and multi-millionaires like him. johnson: i win either way. outside this morning.. another major closure in the zoo interchange will impact drivers starting today. the i-94 east to i-41 north ramp will be closed until late spring of next year. there will be other closures throughout this week. all closures and alternate routes on our website at fox-six-now-dot-com. check the weekly construction forecast for the zoo interchange before - we have

she joins us live from c-c-d-c tonight. nia? ((nia wong)) >> in salazar's arrest report...she hid her pregnancy from her mother up until she gave birth to her baby in a bathtub. law enforcement were called to the apartment where they discovered the dead baby girl. we reached out to planned parenthood who says cases like salazar's are nothing new. a months long secret ...unravelled ...as police the morning of july 6th. according to court documents...erica salazar called for medical help after her daughter veronica came out of the family bathroom...bleed ing. at a hospital...veroni ca admitted to giving birth in a bathtub before her arrival. her neighbors...frien ds...and even her own mother didn't know she had been pregnant. (( rosita castillo/planned parenthood of southern nevada: "you know it's sad. it's frustrating." )) veronica's veil of secrecy is not unusual for rosita castillo. the cuidate program manager for planned parenthood of southern nevada says lf unintended...and nevada is no different. (( rosita castillo/cuidate p

fox 5's mike doria joins us live from topgolf with all the details -- series in which the casual golfer can live the dream and compete for a chance to win a weekend in las vegas and a $50,000 cash prize. the topgolf tour is the first golf tournament series where men and women compete for the same prize and play the same format. throughout the topgolf tour, media partners pga tour and lpga will engage participants and spectators with interactive content on their digital channels as well as on tour.topgolf.com. areas in las biggest money maker. on this week's behind the badge... we look at crime around the convention center. 24/7 with les krifaton average high temperatures are forecast for the las vegas area thursday. once again the big challenge will be air quality due to ozone and smoke. according to clark coun o will remain at unhealthy levels thursday and again friday. smoke levels are forecast to be moderate for both days because of the blue cut fire near victorville. as we wind down toward the weekend there will be some thunderstorm chances in mohave county and some of those storms

nia wong joins us live with today's developments... and those closing statements jurors must now consider. nia? ((nia wong)) >> solid's attorneys have been trying to frame marcos arenas' death as an accident... saying solid didn't mean to run over the bonanza high school student. the state argued otherwise--saying accident or not....solid should be convicted of 1st degree murder. the state says jacob dismont and mich 15 year old marco arenas of his i-pad 3 years ago. when the duo tried to escape with the device in a ford explorer....solid was behind the wheel as he ran over the teenager, ulitimately killing him. (( "that's enough, that's enough the jury will disregard the outburst" )) michael solid and his family voiced their objections as prosecutors gave their closing statement. ((prosecutor: the law says it does not matter if the killing, was intentional, unintentional or accidental.. )) from arenas...the state argued solid should be convicted of 1st degree murder. ((defense: "we didn't dispute a lot of the evidence...(stitch) what

>> david wright with us live tonight. david, thank you. >>> and it was while we were on the air last night here, we watched that man scaling trump tower, pulled in through those windows on live television. tonight, he's under arrest. and here's abc's gio benitez. man who climbed trump tower, hoping to get a private meeting with donald trump. the climber transfixing the city during the three-hour ordeal. police taking out a window pane to head him off. when he got to the 21st floor, police ordering him to come inside. he refuses, and grabs onto that building. officers then reach out and grab him. they pull him in safely, ending the spectacle. here you see him just after the arrest, inside an ivanka trump police immediately taking him to the hospital for a psychological evaluation. his name, stephen rogata. the 19-year-old posted this video manifesto on youtube, just a day before. >> i am an independent researcher. >> repter: a close family friend telling us, she's never known the young man to be obsessed with politics. >> v

rebecca klopf joins us live near 5th and mineral with the latest. fire crews were called out to this photography apartment. smoke and flames were coming out of the roof. neighbors say they were able to get the fire out quickly but could not believe how it "when it came down it was like fierce lightning and it went boom and it shook everything. i went back inside and th enext thing you know i saw smoke." it looks like the rain is staring to taper off right now...is their any threat of severe weather tonight??? meteorologist jesse ritka joins us with the answers. tuesday is the last warm and very humid day for awhile with highs in the lower 80s despite mostly cloudy conditions, and scattered thunder showers along a cold front moving through the area.all showers will be gone before midnight, and tonight is partly cloudy breaking news now from milwaukee's north side where police are on the scene of a murder. authorities tell us three people were shot just before one o'clock this afternoon near 27th and vine . one man died. another was hurt and a third v

. >> and gio benitez with us live from puerto rico tonight. gio, the ship you were telling us, still smoldering. hospital? >> reporter: that's right, david. just take a look. they are still trying to put that fire out. at least ten people are in the hospital right now, but i got to tell you, everyone here is just so grateful that those rescuers could save all of those people. remember, we're talking about more than 500 of them, david. >> all right, gio benitez leading us off tonight. thanks, gio. >>> we turn now to the state of emergency at this hour east of los angeles. a major wildfire out of control, the speed of growth stunning even veteran firefighters. tonight, the raging just 60 miles from los angeles. you can see one of the air drops late today. firefighters going door to door. this woman in tears. 82,000 racing from their homes. countless homes already destroyed tonight, collapsing, engulfed in flames. and tonight, travel always a challenge in and around l.a., at a standstill in some places. and you're looking live tonight at pictures

. >> vanessa reese joining us live. the valley could not be prouder of sam. >> >> that is right good evening, indeed coming to you once again live from rio. a very proud day for all of us from the valley, sam dorman 3-meter diving competition along with his partner, michael hixson. so incredibly proud of him. as you mentioned they weren't the only thing buzzing out of the aquatic center. the water creating its own bought -- own buzz and out for the right reasons. if you're looking at right now that is why. the water, check it out turning green, schreck green, in did not bother divers who happen to finish seventh in women synchronized diving. >> i think it was -- it really was green. >> the that mess you up? i swam in a green pool when i was five practices the olympics. the first date was green summer not sure why but funny. >> it was blue this morning. >> entertaining. >> i know many of us in phoenix know exactly what having a green pool is all about but this isn't the same thing. we are talking about the olympics here

fox5's alyssa deitsch joins us live to tell us how-- although he's not from this state-- his death is having an impact here in nevada. justin beebe's death reminds us all... how dangerous it is to battle the wildifres here in the west... and young men and women come in from all over the country to help us out. governor sandoval is honoring that sacrifice justin beebe made... by ordering all flags be flown at half staff today from sunrise to sunset. beebe was killed saturday fighting the strawberry fire in the great basin national park... east of ely. the 26-year-old hotshot crew... fighting fires for the u-s forest service. while battling the blaze... a falling tree killed beebe. his family in vermont says he died doing what he loves... fighitng fires and being outdoors. "i think his legacy should be for people to strive to be the best they can be that would be what he wants." they also said his legacy will

the and it blew us into a studio exciting things. we're live coming up. >> kevin's reach is far and >>> time p something we don't here that often here in southern nevada. but this week. it's about the grapes. don't they look good? they are kicking off the annual harvest. drop made the trek out to pahrump to see how it's done. >> reporter: you might think our hot desert climate would be too harsh for a vineyard, but this kind of grape actually thrives here and from field to table, it will be about two years before this product is ready to serve. >> reporter: gretchen doesn't mind a little hands-on work. >> we're picking the ones with the nice, dark purple ripe clusters on them. >> reporter: bringing in this year's harvest for her winery, a business she and her husband have owned and operated for 13 years. >> we're a drop in the bucket compared to the big nationally known vineyards. >> reporter: smaller doesn't mean low quality. in fact, the vineyard has racked nevada-grown products. they expect to bring in 4.5 it ups of grapes. you can see how t

peter bernard joins us live from largo. peter, this is a story with so many layers, each more unbelievable than the last. >> reporter: totally heartbreaking guys. this doesn't get much worse than this. the sheriff says a 13 day old girl named kathleen steele is de year-old boy named frankie killed her but he is not the one in trouble. follow me on this one. his mother 62-year-old kathleen steele is charged in the death. the mother stopped at a cell phone repair store to get her phone fixed and left her three kids in the car for 38 minutes. during that time, baby kathleen beating up the baby. throwing her around like a rag doll. the baby had a cracked skull and other injuries. the mother was in no position to take care of children. >> frankie and phillip at six and three were running amok and were unsupervised and what others saw was consistent with what happened on monday and that she didn't care for the kids and was neglectful and abused them by leaving these kids in the car. in one of the worst ... things that i have ever

coming up, sarah joins us live from rio with a look how local athletes did today. >> and the treatments that left so many olympians spotted. why it works, how they do it, and could it work for you? . >>> there's other news tonight. help solving the department's 17-year-old-year-old gas station worker went missing 39 years ago. >> brandon simmons joins us live with more on her disappearance. >> it's a case many of you haven't heard for decades. she was working at a gas station when she went missing. police believe they're getting closer. >> in ass reintroduced her to the world. today marks exactly 39 years since she went missing, photo from 1977 on the left and age progressed version on the right. >> it's possible she may be out there >> she was entering her senior year at north ohm stead high school. described as shy, playful, funny, teenage girl. she worked a summer job at a gas station in north ohm stead. on this day, her manager asked park location. she would be working alone that day. >> back in 1977 when she went missing, all gas pumps were full serve. when a customer would show up

who just returned from rio...former tmj4 and radio six-20 w-t-m-j reporter, trenni kusnierek joins us live by "skype" to talk about her thanks for joining us trenni.... at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world full of possibilities. connecting with family, friends and the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. if a member of your household is a snap participant, you may qualify for home internet no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. today in rio, the u-s women's relay team botched the handoff in the four by 100 meter heat. but did win an appeal, after allyson felix said she felt contact from the lane next to her. the team will run solo tonight they'll have to beat china's 42-point-7 time to qualify for the final. looking at the medal count in rio, the u-s continues to lead with 95 medals.china in second with 57..great britain close behind with 55..russia has 42.. and japan rounds out the top five with 34. and here's a live look at the the olympics continues.

cbs 58's david ade is there right now and he joins us live....david? -third visit, first to a wo down in wisconsin i am who i am... i've gotten here in a landslideexcept for one problem, i then went on a very good run... run... -on cbs 58 news at 4:30... cbs network's chief white house he believes trumps response means look donald trump in this election wants to be the change agent. he's comfortable in his own skin. that's why his supporters really rally around him. they find someone that a) they can believe in and b) is completely authentic... even when he wanders off script. even when there isn't any script at all. day is closer than it appears... early voting will have impact. -tease to tonight's coverage, soc 3 on the democratic side, the hillary clinton campaign is taking heat..again.. over her e-mail use when she was secretary of state. some congressional bl things she has said about her private e-mail server. those republicans sent a letter to the u-s attorney in washington, claiming that clinton may have perjured herself during testimony at the

mike doria joins us live near hesperia. mike you talked with people on the road, how are they holding up. the fire is 0% contained with now 18,000 acres burning. helicopters of been flying overnight dousing hotspots and flames with water and fire retardant. more than 82,000 told to evacuate from wildfire a fast-moving bernardino county has been shooting flames 80 feet high and has become a 28-square-mile monster that's burned a number of homes. tens of thousands of people have been forced to flee, including the ski resort town of wrht ranchlands 60 miles east of los angeles have been devoured. the i-15 is closed in both directions at the cajon pass and more than 85,000 residents have been encouraged to evacuate. an estimated 34,000 homes have now been affected by the fire and more threatened by the fire. the dryness due to a longstanding drought coupled with heavy winds fanned the flames causing them to spread rapidly. several shelters are set up -- the on in hesperia where we are at sultana high school. for truck drivers t

she joins us live again. it's fun to get a tour of the olympic village during all of the olympic games. i learned something new because of you this morning what is going on in rio. do tell. >> there is a lot to talk about. we have cool video that i shot just the to olympic village when i was interviewing the u.s. boxing coach. the thing that took my breath away is these buildings. looks like a city within itself. the buildings are like sky scraper like. very big and you can see many countries are represented with flags and other decorations hanging from the windows and balconies. you may notice that there is a for safety reasons team u.s.a. does not decorate the area where the athletes are staying due to safety concerns. most of the athletes since the games are wrapping up have dispersed and most of the events are finishing up as you can see. a lot of them are seeing the sights in rio right now. there are still a few staying in the safety is apples a top priority. no decorations from the u.s. but they were ce

john joins us live when we come back. feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. loses, senator johnson falls back on the ten million dollar bonus he paid himself as ceo. a big corporate payout for him. johnson: i've always said... i win either way. narrator: if he wins, he gets another six years to support tax loopholes and bad trade deals that ship jobs overseas. all to benefit corporations and multi-millionaires like him. johnson: i win either way. the weather has been great so far for the wisconsins state fair.john malan is live with us at the fair. today's beautiful blue skies should continue into the evening hours with plenty of stars to be seen early. while the surface high pressure continues to be the primary influence on our conditions leading to day after day of dry weather, there are some subtle changes set to come by tomorrow the mid-levels of the atmosphere should lead to an increase in clouds late tonight and into at least the first part of tuesday. meantime, as the high pressure pulls off to ou

. >> and gloria is with us live from maryland tonight. and gloria, we saw your reporting there that residents, neighbors called concerned about the smell of gas before. do we answered those calls? >> reporter: that's right, david. the fire department tells us, they did respond to those 911 calls. they went door to door and they say, at that particular time, they did not find anything hazardous. crews will be working into the night here, still searching for those missing. david? >> gloria riviera on the scene all day for us. gloria, thank you. >>>e are also following another developing story tonight. another major accident at an amusement park. the third in just a week now. roller coaster accident, and you can see the ambulances right there on the scene nearby pittsburgh. authorities say the 3-year-old was riding a roller coaster with his older brother. the ride has been shut down tonight, and here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporr:hi afternoon, that 3-year-old was air lifted to a hospital after riding a woen rler coaster at the idlewild and

. >> and jon karl with us live in mississippi. and jon, we heard the supporters you just talked to there, if trump softens on immigration, it seems fine by them. >> reporter: there's no question that the rank and file supporters here are with him no matter what, but david, one prominent hard line conservative supporter, ann coulter, had a different take, saying, "i think this is a mistake. it sounds like it's coming from consultants." david? >> jon karl with us live again tonight. >>> and meantime this evening, as donald trump turns up the heat on hillary clinton and the clinton foundation, her surrogates out in force. former president bill clinton jumping in tonight. and how the trump team answered when asked, didn't donald trump donate to the clinton foundation himself? here's david wright. >> reporter: tonight, under attack, hillary clinton's getting a little help from her justin timberlake and jessica biel hosted a star-studded fundraiser -- $33,000 a ticket. sports legend magic johnson and cher are raising money, too. cher ev

but stay with us for jimmy but stay with us for jimmy kimmel live up our next reports begin.... at 4:30-am.... on "good morning las vegas". from all of us at channel 13.. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- hillary clinton -- and john krasinski -- with cleto and the cletones -- and now, pace yourselves, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: very nice. thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks to all of you for coming.

tom llamas with us live again this evening. and tom, the nra standing firmly behind donald trump, in particular, in the form of a new major ad buy. >> reporter: that's right, david. the nra spending $3 million on donald trump. this is the single largest pro-trump ad buy of trump's entire campaign. and the nra making an argument that hillary clinton is a hypocrite, in that advertisement, for living with armed guards for 30 years, yet wanting to restrict gun rights. david? >> tom llamas, our thanks to you again tonight. >>> and hillary clinton, meanwhile, campaigning in iowa, and just as she was about to the secret service suddenly rushing the stage beforehand. abc's cecilia vega with the tense moments there. >> reporter: the secret service rushing in as hillary clinton spoke in iowa today. officers tackling an animal rights protester who tried to rush the stage. clinton didn't flinch. >> superpower of the 21st century. >> reporter: officers dragging the protester out. >> and some people get a little carried away. have you notice

cbs 58's amanda devoe joins us live with the new information...amanda. crews will start working on the multi-million dollar project after the city selected a company out of omaha nebraska to be the official contractor. kiewit infrastruure.. will overseall phases of the project. which according to includes installation of the rail, the overhead contact system and streetcar stops . an official with the departme of public works says you won't see any tracks laid down, due to the unpredictable weather, however.. he says they ?may start working on the maitenance facility.. which will be near the train station downtown.. "for residents, for businesses, for employees of downtown. people visiting milwaukee, they can just hope on it coming from the train from chicago, they can just come nd meetings" 3 the streetcar's route through the third ward.. is slated to start service in fall of 20-18 .. with the lakefront line extension launching service in 2019. meterologist rebea schu joins us now to get you ready 3 3 a teen led police on a pursuit last night that strech

court today for the first time since the killing in sheboygan fal week.cbs 58's lindsey branwall ins us live with the update...lindsey. katelyn (kin-uh-tae-durr) kinateder made her first court appearance todathe criminal complaint we just obtained alleges that she suffocated her son with a plastic bag. because of the violent nature of the crime -- the court issued a 750-thousand dollar cash bond, and no contact with bail.and the criminal complaint released today details (kin-uh-tae- durr) kinateder was armed with a knife when officers tried to arrest her. she later told police she wanted them to shoot her.the mother also hid her son's body in a cardboard box with two boxes stacked on top of that box. (kin-uh-tae-durr) kinateder told police she stopped taking anti depressant and anti anxiety medications 9 months before the incident a two year old. children are among the most vulnerable in our society. supposed to protect them, not kill them and that's aed did here here the district attorney says he expects the defendant to plead not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect. that or any ot

sky 6 hd giving us a live view here, the picture perfect view of center city at this hour. lets get the latest conditions from david murphy out on the terrace. >> reporter: there is not as much of a breeze. take a look at satellite and there is little localized cloud cover and less out here over the terrace than yesterday. as you look at temperatures, up to 78 in philadelphia under the sun and still 75 in allentown. 76 in trenton and 79 in wilmington. and down the shore in cape may, 78 degrees, notice how the wind is slowly coming down out of the north continuing to draw dry air into the region. everybody is in the 50s for dew points this afternoon. anything below 60 is comfortable and 51 in philadelphia is well below 60 degrees. as we look at your pool forecast not a bad place to spend the afternoon. 81 we 5:00 with a high of 82 right in between at 3:00 or 3:30. you'll want the sunscreen and shades today. and later on this weekend? think being a barbecue, nice night for that, lot of sun and warm but not humid. 80 by 6:00 and by 8:00, 76 degrees. last night i was out snippi

thanks for joining us live at 11... i'm dave courvoisier. ((denise valdez)) >> and i'm denise valdez. the congressman's team released a statement this evening... calling the medical episode a "minor heart attack" and stated that hardy underwent a "routine medical procedure" he remains under doctors' observation tonight. ((dave courvoisier)) return to a full schedule later this week. he's expected to be in washington next week. hardy is up for re-election in november. he's in a tightly contested race against the democratic nominee, state senator ruben kihuen./// ((denise valdez)) >>> cracked walls and broken tiles... that's just some of the interior and exterior damage some southern highlands homeowners are experiencing. ((dave courvoisier)) >> and they're blaming recent construction for the damage: (( explosion )) ((dave courvoisier)) >> they think these blasts have something to do with it... residents who are filing a lawsuits against the company. she joins us live with their stories. katie? ((katie boer)) >>dave and denise... that company

peter bernard joining us live from that complex tonight. sounds like neighbors are concerned here about the crowds, the noise and even parking. >> reporter: yeah. all those things, but it looks like it's almost a done deal. largo city commissioners seemed frees behind me in the canopy. that's it's going over the area and over a upon right beyond me, but some -- a pond right beyond me, but some neighbors don't like that idea at all, zip, zero, nada. >> woo-hoo! >> reporter: they've become very pop lash. this zip line and obstacle cord in bradenton built in 2013 is quite a hit. now the company that built and runs this zip line treeumph has a contract to build here at the highland rec complex. donna mcpherson is among a number of people worried about adequate parking and the strain on this idyllic park. >> there will be strangers everywhere. there will be litter. whose garbage? who is picking up the garbage? >> reporter: another neighbor put up this sign. we had to blur out a drawing of barry woodard -- finger. barry woodard worries about bird

she is going to join us live on "fox & friends." >> i have attempted that. is hard. >> look forward to hearing what she has to say. >> thank you, steve. >> we will be right back. stay with us. t @@ >>> welcome back. suing the state department after this exchange between fox news correspondent james rosen and jim saki was deleted. >> is it the policy of the state department where the preservation of the secrecy of secret negotiations is concerned to lie in order to achieve that goal? >> james, i think there are times when diplomacy needs privacy in order to progress. this is a good example of that. >> judicial watch demanding the release of all records about how the edit happened after it was initially called a glitch. >>> new evidence saying bowe bergdahl fantasized of becoming i hit man for the mob -- the night before leaving his post in afghanistan. he had plans to go across pakistan and india to get to russia. bergdahl was captured by the taliban and returned to the u.s. in a prisoner swap after 2014. he faces a court-martial in february and could spend h

. >> and alex perez with us live tonight. and when you see that video of the starbucks, alex, incredible they all survived, as you point out, in the bathrooms. no one killed in these twisters? >> reporter: that's right, david. amazingly, no one killed in these twisters. officials say there are reports of at least 10 to 15 people who suffered minor injuries, but they're not in the clear here just yet. more severe weather expected here tonight, including the david? >> alex, thank you. you're absolutely right. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee, who is tracking that severe weather threat right into tonight. >> reporter: right. the immediate threat, i want to take you to the severe thunderstorm watch that is actually in texas and oklahoma, because that's the first area of concern. we have flash flood watches that include wichita and kansas city. but just as alex said, kokomo included again in the risk area. i put the future cast on here, and you can see the cells just blowing through there after 10:00 p.m. so, unti

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cnbc's luisa bojesen is joining us live from london. tell us what we can expect from this report. >> yeah, good morning. i was just looking back, may 38,000 is what we had in may. june, 287,000. that blew us out of the water. this time around we're looking for somebody in between 180,000 is what most analysts are forecasting. which would be a solid trend. you're going to want to look at the dollar as well as equity market trade on the back of these numbers. the unemployment rate is expected to ease a little bit lower as 4.8% which would be taken as potentially good news as well. of course if the number is very strong, it could mean that we're looking at good news being bad news because then the fed could be on course to hike rates before the end of this year. so, that's the big one for this afternoon. now it turns out that trump's empire is taking a bit of a hit after he announced his candidacy. let me explain this. because foursquare, a tech company, they look at people's location data, and they've been out gathering all of this data to

he joins us live from the thomas and mack to show us his moves. cc will continue cc will continue shortly forget wishing bout wishing upon a stars?!?! wait til you see the annual light show that attracts thousands of spectators. closed captioning nasa.. the annual meteor shower peaked overnight...and will continue tonight.. the sky-show happens every august.. with an average of 100 meteors an hour.. but nasa forecasters predicted double the normal rate this year. here's another look from a local angle.. these are pictures taken between midnight searchlight. viewers say the show was spectacular -- just as predicted -- with an average of about 1 meteor per minute. and...if you got a chance to watch the show...send your pictures to our facebook page! now fox5 weather 24/7 with les krifaton daytime temperatures will begin to soar the next few days as high pressure builds over las vegas. friday's high of 105 is the coolest temp in the 7 day forecast. by sunday the high climbs to 110 and stays there monday. next week, a trough slides south along the coa

jamel lanee' join us us live. they talked about their colleagues, these beloved teachers. >> good evening we learned today that caroline sine is on life support and her passenger sean hankins his back was broken in multiple places. the people who know them are praying for a speedy recovery and they want brice macleod off the streets. >> reporter: today is the first day we're seeing brice macleod in court after he was arrested sunday morning.

what is this person going to do with a used mouthguard...that' s my question. has lived on the streets.. fighting for the more than 100- thousand dollar she says social security owes her. however...the 80- year-old was always dismissed as a lunatic...until now. witters decided to take out her social security in 2006.. but the checks always varied in amounts. suspicious.. she didn't cash them. but... she kept the paperwork.. and with the help of a social worker.. she was finally able to prove what sheas owed the money... and social security agreed -- dropping just a dollar short of 100-thousand dollars in her account yesterday. summer vacation is almost over-- and if you've taken a break.. it's time to get back to a career. the upcoming job-fairs this week.. and who's looking good morning it's welcome back to fox five news this we'll have the latest on all your top stories... but first let's check in with les krifaton for a look at your weather. you avaca-don't want to be driving through the airport right now.. the eastbound 2- 15 airport- connector is closed.. after a tr

>> and tom llamas joins us live from ohio tonight. and tom, "the wall street journal" with harsh words for newspaper's editorial board, a major force in conservative circles, saying trump needs to behave like someone who wants to be president or turn over the nomination to his running mate, governor mike pence. david? >> tom llamas with us tonight. tom, thank you. >>> donald trump and hillary clinton have both been courting voters in the rust belt, where jobs and factories have been lost. tonight, hillary clinton with help from a native son in scranton, pennsylvania, the vice president. and joe biden did not hold back about trump or about how he helped clinton n president obama was trying to say while they were both inside the white house.cecilia vega on clinton campaign. >> reporter: hillary clinton and joe biden in pennsylvania today, taking turns taking swipes at donald trump. >> friends should not let friends vote for trump. >> he can't be trusted. >> reporter: the vice president going on the offensive, saying he doesn't trust tru

"dejuan - hoggard" joins us live from the scene. dejuan, what have the shooting that it was domestic in nature. shortly after 7pm, law enforcement received a call about a shooting here in johnston county on waymon way, just off of hood farm road. an older gentlemen allegedly shot a younger male several times. one of those shots is believed to be in the head. the victim was taken to wakemed, where at listed in serious condition. the suspect left the house and was arrested a short time later. one neighbor says she did not know the family very well, but recalls a time when she noticed some odd behavior. a lot of specific details from the are being withheld at this time. but as we know more, you will hear it here on c1 county, dejuan hoggard, abc11 eyewitness news. a husband and father -- working as a cab driver in durham -- gunned down on the job. tonight - for any clues that will lead to his killer. it happened around one this afternoon -- in the 'parking lot' -- of the 'la quinta inn'-- on 'westpark drive' -- at the intersection of '

meteorologist jesse ritka joins us live with the answers. an area of low pressure is passing to our south and may bring a few light scatted showers tonight and into tuesday morning though many of us will just be witnessing mainly cloudy skies and mild overnight low temps in the 60s. there is the chance for some patchy fog as our temps will drop close to the dew now to the violence in sherman park.milwaukee has been in the national spotlight now for two days -- because of the unrest in sherman park. officers in riot gear confronted demonstrators for a second straight night sunday in the north side neighborhood. police tell us an 18-year-old man was shot in the neck during a protest the killing of a black man by a police officer a day earlier. 14 arrests were made after protestors threw bricks at officers and squad cars. three squads were damaged... one store had broken windows. seven officers were also hurt one officer was likely saved by the riot helmet they were wearing. it was grazed by a bullet last night near sherman and burleigh. this is

and joins us live to get us ready for this wet start to the weekend. 3 (((30 second tz))) tz)))forecast...flash flood watch for though the evening (1-2"+ of rain possible)today:

branwall joins us live to tell us all about it...lindsey. i have a copy of this newly released safety action plan. it's 31 pages, with nearly 40 suggestions -- some of it details things we've heard like a local juvenile detention center as an alternative to lincoln hills, and adding more police officer and sheriffs deputies. there would be an emphasis with increased crime.it also calls for a reduction in the quote over-reliance of electronic monitoring.the plan was supposed to be released earlier, but common council president ashanti hamilton says they held off so council members could put in their input before it was released. hamilton also says the recent incidents surrounding sherman park delayed some members from viewing the plan.the biggest message today:that this document 3 "this is just a document to start the conversation. what we're endorsing is a process. on the table is something for us to talk about." about." in fact, the council has not even totaled how much all of the changes listed would cost -- as they expect the plan two com

thanks for joining us live at 11... i'm dave courvoisier. ((denise valdez)) >> and i'm denise valdez... washes across clark county are roaring with water... pooled from the return of the monsoon. some areas received hail... along with powerful winds... with some gusts exceeding 60 miles per hour. ((dave courvoisier)) >> the question tonight, tedd... are we all rained out for now? ((tedd florendo)) >>>skies clouded up yesterday and they've been that way since. they have also put a cap on have been non-existent. we had a few passing sprinkles earlier and it could take some time for the storms to develop. ................................ ... ........... still warm and muggy though with dewpoints remaining high. there's plenty of moisture in the atmosphere but no sunshine to fire it up. expect temps to stay warm and sticky tonight. we'll be in the 90's through the evening and warm late night. since the skies are opening up a little we could see slight stray shower/storm chances later, but they should be isolated for now. we'll keep our eyes on t