it goes down on wednesda and thursday and then it com back up in time fr your holiday weeken plans.even-day forecast, a slight chance of dry lightning in the rth bay. it looking sliernd mmer. owl 60s to upr 80s and hen we will drop the temperatures inland theat l part of the workweek. but by labor day we will warm it up, upper 80s to low 90s for the warmest spots. >> in case you are missing the heat. >> ama: thank, sandhya. >> dan: rembering one of mark's greatesfut intoe me ama: whenheews comfort food... you've had a goolo run. t yoime is over. it's time for something new. something mpsi. grown right here in california with absolutely no antibiotics ever. food wemaking. serving.eating. this is the new comfort food. and it starts with foster farms. californiaro with no antibiotics ever. let's comfget tabl with our food again. >>> well, generations of movie fansr mourni apeormer who touchedour hearts and d u lugh the actor and funny man, gene wilder. >> mr. frankenstein >> that's frankenstein. >> ama: herovided decades of laughs in "yng frankenstein" and"he producers"nd aeth children

will continue with the chance into wednesda showers and thundershowers. so you're eating planner today, temperatures falling to the 70sh in your sunset is 7:53. spotty showers especially the michigan. eighty-three tomorrow with a chance for thunderstorms at mainly at night. that will continue scattered about a month supply of 84. a few more storms friday night into saturday. eighty-eight on friday and down into the 70s for the weekend.f that is a look at the latestst forecast from out here on the four news and sports coming up (jet engine reving up) you hear that? that's the sound of our summer sale firing up its engines with fares as low as 69 dollars one-way. 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. you are watching fox 6 news at 6. thatat report from last december linkingt clay matthews and chily peppers is not going away. usa today obtained a letter senh by the nfl players association today demanded that the two pet

wednesda cisco, which we just mentioned, out with earnings and thursday, it's walmart's turn. what the world's largest retarial says about the consumer at what the watch next week. >>> the wait is over. football is finally returni to los angeles. and it could help the nation's second largest m jane wells calls the p >> it's been over 22 years since los angeles ha and 37 years since the coliseum was decked out in rams colors. but the southe >> never. >> wide receiver kenny brent may not be nervous about the pres lot of other people are. >> pressure on me every single day. but i never in my career looked over my shoulder. k years to achieve with the own finally convincing others to let him bring the rams bac for two other reasons. they could make a lot more money in los angeles and he would privately fina$2.6 billion stadium. meantime, the rams will have to spend three seasons in their old preseason game is sold out and even with over 90,000 seats, they're going to add seat to accommodate fans. the retail market, averaging $235. up from 125 bucks that is where the rams, seventh

a dramatic rescue...wednesda y evening... italian fire crews sifting through rubble first discover a ten- year-old girl's legs... then race to clear debris...realizing she's alive. finally, they end up pulling her to safety from what had been a building. the scene coming after a deadly magnitude six point two earthquake -- devastating parts of central italy early wednesday... striking just most people were asleep. gabrielli (voice of translator) says: "i woke up with a sound that sounded like a bomb, it was deafening." the quake leveling entire towns. hardest hit - a number of mountain villages eighty miles northeast of rome. mariana (voice of translator) says: "so, from this structure 4 of us were saved, 3 nuns and an old lady, there are four old ladies and three nuns still missing." the region is a popular italian vacation destination this visitors it is making it hard to estimate exactly how many people might be missing. after a long day of searching for survivors... some rescue workers are being forced to suspend their ef

greatest risk is north and west of boston wednesda afternoon and evening. and as that cold front comes in we may get a couple on thursday with the pop-up shower or storm as well. several things to watch in the tropics. hurricane gaston is a category 2 storm. it weakened slightly. there's bermuda east of bermuda and going to stay out to sea. tropical depression 9 here's western cuba and florida going to impact the gulf coast 35- mile-per-hour winds right now. you will hear about that because it is heavy rain and tropical depression 8 going to look at the track. curved out to sea. we don't have to worry about it here in new england but it would be nice to get significant rainfall. there's none in the forecast. 70s to end the week. holiday weekend looks beautiful. temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. near 80 with bright sunshine chris. >> nice for labor day weekend. thanks very much. >>> what would you do if you sawa bear in your backyard? one manifold it with a camera. jason alexander says the big guy took his bird feeder. and peaceful and he took the chance

the event will be held wednesda, september 7th. many speculate the company will unveil a new iphone and a new apple watch. >> still to come this evening a race in new jersey. a transit police officer puts himself in danger to save the life of another man. >> then ahead at 5:30. a child to death in nashua learns her fate. >> plus an overnight scare at ls angeles international airport. why were the passenger running away from the airport? >> then ahead here in just one hour. called to court. the suspect accused in an alarming attack in rockport facing a judge for the up time. >> and a pipeline protest escalating in west roxbury. one man going to extreme length, your daughter wants to stay organic. your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with small victories like stop & shop's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 800 items. >> trouble on the tracks in new jersey. a transit police officer now cal

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((brian loftus)) >>> and every wednesda the viewers in our morning cup of joe segment in the 6am hour. to submit a question... just go to las vegas now dot com... and look for the "don't miss" section. we'll be right back on 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader./// ((brian loftus)) one person killed... after a house catches fire... we're live on scene of the breaking news. ((michelle mortensen)) >> plus... the temperatures are heating up across the valley.. sherry is tracking the models to see just how warm it could get. ((brian loftus)) >> and... we are sitting down with the mayor of north las vegas .. your questions answered ... in our monday mornings with the mayors segment. ((michelle mortensen)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) ((brian loftus)) >>> thanks for joining us this ((michelle mortensen)) >> and i'm michelle mortensen, in for kirsten. we're following breaking news this morning.. ((brian loftus)) >> we've learned one person was killed in an overnight house fire. 8 news now reporter mi

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by wednesda evening showers will rive and linger into thursday. 3 here's a look at conditions now... 3 3 3 coming up...a former milwaukee bucks player recieves a big honor today...for what he's done off the court and in community. and mcdonald's is putting mething healthy in its happy meals...we'll explain after a big donation from the big o to the boys and girls club of m. milwaukee.oscar robertson, nba legend: itve help themither with their books hoife n the world. world the nba legend is town to receive the legends awards at tomorrow's fellowship open.a ngtimgolf outing tht rais ney for groups with oven results in helping children from r mo challenge nghborhoods.the big o says whether its sports, sic,or muor education a child can't succeed without a entor and he's convinced that's what the bos and giubsrl cl when you become a teenager parts don't do that. so what are you gonna do learn that in the streets? streets? coming up at five the big o talks racial tensions and the recent unrest in milwaukee after an officer involved shooting. there's some mixed information about when the n

a dramatic rescue...wednesda y evening... italian fire crews sifting through rubble first discover a ten- year-old girl's legs... then race to clear debris...realizing she's alive. finally, they end up pulling her to safety from what had been a building. the scene coming after a deadly magnitude six point two earthquake -- devastating parts of central italy early wednesday... striking just after 3:30 a-m...as most people were asleep. gabrielli (voice of translator) says: "i woke up with a sound that sounded like a bomb, it was deafening." the quake leveling entire towns. hardest hit - a number of mountain villages eighty miles northeast of rome. mariana (voice of translator) says: "so, from this structure 4 of us were saved, 3 nuns and an old lady, there are four old ladies and three nuns still missing." the region is a popular italian vacation destination this time of year... and with so many visitors it is making it hard to estimate exactly how many people might be missing. after a long day some rescue workers are being for

fural service wilbe on wednesda 11:30 a.m. >> and tampa police department is mourning loss of one of its officers who died in an off duty accident. >> master patrol officer fred arnold the third was on vacation in nevada and diving in lake mead. investigators say he surfaced and when he does he was unconscious and emergency crews pronounced him dead on the scene. arnold served community for 27 years. and his wife. officer arnold's cause of death is still under investigation. >>> disrespect will not be tolerated that's message one local business has for an employee accused of refusing to serve a police officer. fox 13's ken suarez is live in winter haven. kenny, the store did act very quickly after a complaint was filed. we give them a lot of credit. >> yeah and not only swift but essentially the set down the employee and said you don't respect cops, well you're definitely not going to work here. >> the two officers walked in tropical smoothie yesterday oke winterhaven cop. winter haven cop in uniform at the time. when they go to order, the employee turns to his co-worker and says, i'

her impassioned testimony, brazil's senate is expected to vote to remove rousseff as eaearly as wednesda. in the united states, homeland security department secretary jeh johnson has ordered dhs review its contracts with for-profit prison companies. thisis comes after thehe justice departmentnt told the bureau o f prisons to end its use of private prisons earlier this month. dhs oversees immigrant detention centers come about 34,000 immigrants are currently being held in for-profit detention centers. human rights activists andnd soe lawmakers celebrated the announcement. arizona congressman raul grijalva said -- "this step is a tacit admission that the corporations who profit by locking up desperate adults d childrenen undermine our decency as a nation." as with the justice depepartmet announcecement two w weeks ago,e dhdhs move c calls a plunge of stocks for geo group and corrections corporations of america, two of the largest for-profit prison n operators. this comes after the justice department told the bureau of prison strike, the 43rd -- this comes as incarcerated people in prisons

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