and health care top list of issues at last week's gubernatorial debate in montana. thembent governor debated opponent. >> the montana gubernatorial debate between governor steve bullock and his opponent greg gianforte. the event was sponsored by "the billings gazette" and yelling -- yellowstone public radio. this is just under one hour. ♪ >> the montana gubernatorial debate isnight's taking place at the university of billings. it is sponsored by the billings gazette, yellowstone public radio, and color eight television. it is also being covered by northern broadcasting. i am the anchor of the statewide morning show, "wake up montana." time,ere not just to keep but to ensure that each candidate equal time. it is the quality of the discussion that matters. i think you can all agree. both candidates have spent time preparing for this debate, so it's only fair that we allow them to do what they came here to do. we ask this large and supportive crowd to go ahead and in supportive of your candidate. however, we are here to hear from the candidate. we ask that you refrain from di

of montana are going straight from summer to winter! this was the scene near the montana-wyoming border.. where approximately when it comes to concussions -- football normally comes to mind.. but another sport might be just as dangerous. we're talking all about it in the morning mix.. that's at 5- 45.. medical records are no longer off the table when it comes to running for president. why the candidates are now choosing to share their health history.. your decision 20-16 your decision 20-16 news is just three minutes away. three minutes news is just three minutes away. ###break### away.three minutes news is just decision 20-16 your history..health share their health history.. your news ###break### the the presidential candidates' health is now a concern among voters.. hillary clinton is still taking a break from the campaign trail to battle pneumonia.. meanwhile.. both she and donald trump are vowing to release detailed here's an interesting fact for you.. if donald trump wins the presidency.. he will be the oldest president the united states has ever had -- at 70. meanwhile.. if

at last week given editorial debate -- gubernatorial debate in montana. this is just under one hour. ♪ >> the montana gubernatorial governor steve bullock and his opponent greg gianforte. the event was sponsored by "the billings gazette" and yelling -- yellowstone public radio. i am the anger of a statewide morning show and it is my privilege to be the moderator. i'm not just you keep time, but to ensure that each candidate equal time. it is the quality of the discussion that matters. i think you can all agree. both candidates have spent time preparing for this debate, so it's only fair that we allow them to do what they came here to do. we ask this large and supportive crowd to be supported. however, we are here to hear from the candidate. we ask that you refrain from disruptive behavior were anything that might distract from the candidates. they have a limited amount of time to address the issues and questions presented to them, so we want some respectful civility. we ask that you hold your applause until the end of the debate. in order to maximize the amount of time each candid

-- we're just starting to see a little cooldown here. but in wyoming and montana - it's an entirely different story. visitors to yellowstone's "old faithful" were surprised with a nice layer of snow. but -- it's expected to warm up later this week. and in montana - they seemed to have skipped right over fall...but they don't mind. six inches fell yesterday -- and business owners there -- say they need it - to survive the ski season. downloading more apps... facebook has a new way - to do just that. and broncos linebacker brandon marshall is continuing his protest.... tarhonda thoma will have more on that -- including a meeting- between marshall and the want you to leave their app -- or download more apps -- if you need to pay for feature to their messenger app -- which will allow bots to process payments -- without opening a new window. it's part of a push by the social media site - to keep users inside its family of apps -- and allows companies to engage with customers without overloading their phones. a consumer alert this morning -- apple is warning customers about a scam involvi

who tackles, all of them solo... but the eagles win 29- 10 ... northern iowa lost to montana on saturday, 20- 14. it was the first time the griz made the trip to the uni dome since 1987. ... it was also a homecoming for one montana player, cedar rapids native mccauley todd... the wash grad is in his senior season at montana. he's made 10 starts in his career and is currently a backup tackle... he says it was a pretty exciting homecoming. "it felt phe game that i've been looking forward to my entire career. honestly, it wasn't a pretty game by any means, but just a gutsy team win. it felt awesome. i mean, everybody battled their butts off and defense played lights out. if there's a better defense in the country, then i'm unaware of it. but it felt great, great team win." trt: 19 oc: "great team win" ... tomorrow for on iowa live, our guests include the voice of the hawkeyes gary dolphin, former hawkeye hap peterson, pat harty from allhawkeyes.com, scott doctherman from the land avenue. ? ? announcer: he gets to the five, dives for the goal line, he's over. that's a touchdown, iow

release date. miley cyrus is opening up about her time as "hannah montana" on disney channel. in an article just published by "elle" magazine.. "the voice" judge claims she was underpaid for the show. cyrus told "elle" she didn't know any better at the time.. and despite what you might think -- her parents had no clue how to handle her success. she claims disney owned her name.. and when miley was released from the company -- she was finally able to be who she wanted to. and if you like miley cyrus -- you don't want to miss 'ellen' this afternoon.. that's because the pop singer will be hosting the show today. ellen tweeted out that she was very sick during yesterday's taping and miley dropped everything to help out. you can catch that you can catch that right here on 12 news -- at 3 and if you didn't catch this last night -- you are missing out..-- you are missing out.. the fastest man alive -- usain bolt was on "the late late show" with james corden and they did something very special. they got together the entire cast and crew.. and put on a 100 meter race -- even owen wilson got

temperatures the trade 74 nichols off to the no and minneapolis employees, village montana with 43 degrees perit haldol watches/warnings want to show you in our job idaho an montana, phrase warnings and looking at high pressure the next 24 hours waiting for the next chance of rain fall started tomorrow night when is that if you showers the late-morning until late afternoon than about 3:00 o'clock began to try out and then we are looking at cooler air once again rainfall amounts should be between one quarter and one half inch from the actual front wednesday friday night touchdown, number four, looking dry rainfall saturday and sundayay. yesterday was the first day i did not have the air-conditioning on. join password dick goddard second pet telethon on thursday september 22 from 6:00 a.m. until 7:30 p.m. you can make a pledge by phone or online all money raised goes to the cleveland apl sponsored by stautzenberger , significant find, they say that this piece of debris could finally solve the mystery of what happened to florida mosque grows up in flames and they say it was not accide

hot spot. as we go to our satellite you can now see energy entering into montana creating a cold front right in here ahead of that moisture coming up from the sub topics also the gulf of eventually those systems out to the west converging on the midwest will generate thunderstorms. on the radar tonight those are staying north a bus in parts of minnesota and wisconsin. but i do expect those to state north of bus tonight and most of tomorrow. very slight chance that one or two could sneak into the northern counties tomorrow. tomorrow night as drawn -- strong storm could sneak into our western county moving further to the southeast on wednesday. that is the day when strong storms will be a possibility throughout the west based the rest of eastern iowa. friday the potential -- throughout the rest of eastern iowa. friday the potential of rain almost 2 inches throughout the rest of the week. tomorrow's temperatures vary warm right up there. 90 degrees. two points expected to be back see the stores up to the west of us. as we go into tomorrow morning we start the day with some 10 keepin

60-year-old mark rollins-from decorah-was hunting in the moutains in montana last week. he's still missing a body -- dressed in camouflage -- was found at the bottom of a cliff in montana yesterday. the body has not been identified water getting below flood stage in many places - and hundreds of people are getting nito the clean-up. take a look-this was gilbertville just a few days ago-flood waters high. the water just getting low enough now-to let neighbors and businesses back in. storm track seven's elizabeth amanieh is live in gilbertville. elizabeth. amanda/ron-i'm here at the cedar river milling-a feed business here in town. in it's nearly 20 years in business- this owner has scene two damaging floods. flood water still standing water marks on the door showing the two feet of water that flooded the store. andd the water keeping them out for three days. inside-bare walls and fans running non-stop. the only items lining the walls-the ones just high enough to miss the community helping her to pack up the feed before the flood waters kicked in, the amount of damage? enough to fill

issues in this election. tonight, montana and the rise of the far right. the illegal wildltrade is close to the heart of britain's prince william and he told a conference that he fears the american elephant will have disappeared from the wild by the time his daughter, princess charlotte,urns 25. our correspondent has more on that. reporter: they have been part of the african landscape for as long as man can remember. but the future of the african elephant is in danger. they are being hunted without sercy for their tusks, tusk made of ivory, ivory which is one of the most precious commodities in the illegal wildlife trade. ivory which is shift to countries like china, where it is carved into works of art. it is an illegal trade which william determined to stop. he raised it in washington with president obama and in beijing with president xi jinping, and no virgin plans tighter laws -- britain plans tighter laws on the sale of antique ivory, william klesse spoken out with calls for the international commity to do more. prince william: when i was born, there were one million elephants roami

worse. >> just ahead, more bad news for former fox news boss roger ailes. >> parts of montana are like, all right, forget autumn. let's skip straight to winter. that's about six inches of snow that fell on the red lodge mountain resort. it had to close early last season due to a warm winter. >> this is officially our first snow video of the season. the cold air is coming in. even snowing this morning in areas of montana behind the cold front. the other big weather story of the day is out in the central portions of the pacific, now heading towards taiwan. 185-mile-per-hour winds. one of the strongest storms we'll probably have on the planet all year long. it's going to clip taiwan later tonight. how impressive is that typhoon?e bit in the desert southwest. 80s and 90s for most. now an update on sports where and colin kaepernick continued his protest on monday night football. he was joined by eric reed as the two took a knee during the national anthem. other players joined in the protest by raising a fist, by standing during the anthem. >> to the action in san francisco. didn't play

in the colorado mountains right now... but farther north it looks more like winter. this is montana this week. the red lodge mountain resort recorded about six inches of snow yesterday. ski managers are hoping that's a good sign for the season up there... where the resort had to close early because of a lack of snow. by the way- ski season starts here in colorado in about a month. brandon marshall says he won't bow the linebacker says he plans to kneel again this sunday- even after losing his second sponsor: "centurylink." marshall is joining players on teams across the country- in protesting social injustice by kneeling during the national anthem. monday - a sports apparel shop in colorado springs canceled an autograph session with marshall over the protest. on twitter- it seems marshall is working to build night he's meeting with the police chief today. he told people to tweet him using the hastag ask the chief to give him ideas of what to ask. the kneeling protest all started with 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. he continued his protest along with teammate eric reid during hi

nation. others, the florida keys, the glacier national park in montana and death valley in california. do you agree? head over to our facebook page and let us know. >> maybe you can post some photos. >>> is the official last day of summer.>> if you have ever gone up to the high country, it's fabulous. >> there is a science behind the breathtaking sights. they indicate that fall is here. the lower the temperatures get cut the more color for these high altitude trees, the sites behind your are fascinating they do not appear until the chlorophyll breaks down. >> various species of trees are farther along with their color change. >> the one right behind me to maples, maples are one of the first to turn. some of the other plans behind me, they are bright red, sumac. they are very early turning species. >> every year through this majestic transformation. it is still too early, midshipman october is the peak time. people traveling up to see the gorgeous landscapes, the appeal is obvious. >> the number 1 reason why we have people come here for that experience are the amazing photog

the pacific northwest, right here going through montana and northern california high pressure area right over arizona and it is that guy that will slide in and bring us the weather change just in time for the bronco game. but it is a warmer weather change. tomorrow at kickoff, 2:25 it's going to be 85 degrees. by halftime 83. and 80 by the 4th quarter with mostly sunny skies. there is a big change coming but it is a warming trend that last few days of summer. we will outline all of the heat and let you know what the 1st day of fall looks like coming up. >>> the presidential campaign made a stop in colorado. today donald trump held a campaign event in colorado springs. trump talked about his plans to reduce taxes and build a wall. he also attacked hillary clinton. >> the political specialist was at that rally, donald trump started by addressing th >> reporter: he said a bomb had gone off in new york city. and implied it was terrorist in nature. although it had just happened. publicly officials have not said that. most of his speech, as polls show the race is tightening in colorado a

ranked montana. this is the first time the griz have been to the uni dome since 1987. ... panthers are 0-5 all-time against the griz ... 1st quarter, montana draws first blood... josh horner fakes the handoff and finds a wide open brady gustafson on the far sideline... he walks in for the 34-yard touchdown... montana also added a field goal to lead 10-0 ... uni finds some momentum later in the quarter... aaron bai he gets tackled at the one after a 22-yard gain... 1st and goal ... very next play, tyvis smith goes airborne for the touchdown... smith had 130 yards rushing... panthers down 10-7 ... 2nd quarter, montana's jerry louis receives the punt... he changes directions, takes it up the middle... stops, goes right and then goes left... he somehow gets through all that traffic and takes it to the house... 81 yard return for a td... the griz added a panthers looking for some life... bailey going for the end zone... daurice fountain hauls in the catch for a 28-yard score... panthers down 20-14... but they couldn't find the end zone again as montana wins 20-14 "the numbers say the defens

parts of montana going straight from summer to winter. look at this approximately six inches fell at red rock mountain resort. for skiers because it's elvis presley anyone. >> kelly: dry conditions expected in the forecast. we're seeingow temperatures here as well. not cold enough for anything like that. our biggest issue is going to be the wind. that's what we're going to be dealing with today, wind aadvisory and fire weather warning in place. this is southeast career and technical academy camera. a lot of sunshine yesterday, a little bit of haze, few clouds as well. today we will see mostly sunny skies and we're anticipating expect reduced visibility today as well. especially with the wind kicking up. here is a look at the temperatures as you are stepping out the door. this morning you're going to notice cooler already. henderson you are coming in at 74 right now and spring valley 71. winds not much of an issue now. not advisory criteria. that's going to be later on in the morning. been reported since midnight. stronger winds are on the way for later today. here is the red flag warning

showers and possible flash floods from montana to new mexico. >>> if you're plix airport delays most likely in detroit, d.c., philadelphia, and new york. >>> police and demonstrators squared off in el cajon california overnight. >> at least two people were arrested on the third night of demonstrations. meanwhile, relatives of alfred olongo want video of his shooting made public. dangers of war. >> we wanted protection. that's why we're here. but now, i ask the question, where should we go? >> olango came to the u.s. as a refugee in 1991. he was ordered to be deported twice after pair of felony convictions. immigration authorities were not able to get the proper travel the african coast. members of their grieving family heading to the paradise to bring them home for burial. >> reporter: two sisters' dream vacation turned into one family's nightmare. 42-year-old rob frn chicago and her sister, 37-year-old annie from denver, found dead in their room. mysteriously passing away during they were staying at a luxury $2000 a night resort in the seychelles, a chain of islands in the indian oc

bringing in a little bit of snowfall at the montana and much court -- much cooler temperatures in our backyard. we still have the one day, the rest of the weekend to enjoy the warmth. unfortunately the dryer conditions leading to high fired western slope, summit counties and areas between six and 9000 feet in larimer and boulder campus, all under that red flag warning through tomorrow afternoon early evening, wind gusts as high as 35 to 40 miles per hour. so it's going to be pretty gusty. here in denver, i don't think we are completely out of the woods. bone dry around here too. .03, that's all we've had. a third of the month go by and we are still far from an average. tack on another one, right? so far 52 days. and i think tomo mostly sunny skies by the afternoon. wind is kicking up as i mentioned. here in town not quite as bad. still 10 to 20 miles per hour. over the mountains and foothills that you really feel the winds gusting. mid-to-upper 90s across the eastern plains. a scorcher in lamar, pueblo, 95, 96. 60s and 70s, low 80s close to that anyway in evergreen, bailey, idaho

. jim mcelwain out of missoula, montana. mark stoops. they met each other as coaches in 1997. mcelwain at montana state. mark stoops at wyoming. >> verne: 45-7 the final. play of the game presented by napa auto parts. luke del rio. he hit antonio callaway. that one went 78 yards. it's worth another look. listen to mick huber, florida's play by play radio man. >> del rio. rainbows one downfield for callaway. he makes the catch. there he goes. away, callaway, touchdown, touchdown, touchdown, he just went 78 yards for a gator touchdown. >> gary: if you've got a star player like callaway, strong defense like florida does and a quarterback that doesn't make mistakes, you've got a chance. >> verne: the two offensive stars, del rio 320 yards, four touchdowns, one interception. lamik5 perine. 17 carries, 105 yards on the ground. for gary danielson and allie laforce, i'm verne lundquist saying so long from gainesville. again, our final score. 45-7. we're going to take our road show in to oxford, next week. as alabama tries to end a two-game losing streak to ole miss. closed captioning provided

of spokane, washington. she had been kidnapped from a rest area in montana and placed in the trunk. she used her cell phone to call her husband, daughter and the police describing the ordeal as it unfolded but authorities weren't able to track down the car before mays was found dead. >>> southern arizona is cleaning up this morning after facing the remnants of tropical storm newton twice hitting mexico as a hurricane. some parts of arizona got as much rain in a day as they usually get in a month but thanks to stacking sandbags, there was just some minor flooding there. >>> and yosemite national park is adding 400 acres of meadow and forest land, the largest expansion of the park in 70 years. >> the new addition which was traditionally used for logging and grazing cattle will be preserved as habitat for wildlife including the endangered great gray owl. hype about apple's new product was about. >>> plus, the fbi is doing some serious digging as investigators get a new break in a 20-year-old cold case. >>> and that violent arrest we mentioned in california, what the video tells us and

closed between montana and bladensburg twola c rlodoa r traffic is getting by but veryy slowly so please use cautionasus there. the good news is traffic istris very quiet right now. n you can always keep it to i rhode island to get around that one. as we get aund forward our mapse show you a look in princein george's county. we're at speed looking ygeeally nice through oxon hill on the hn inner loop. inne no worries across the wilson thw bridge. could be a nice day to spend s in z along by the national harbor.or. prince william at speed from fro prince william parkway to fairfax county parkway.. metro gearing up for the holiday adjusted at 7:00.t:0 that's your look at traffic. tr. wisdom. wi >> 4:35 is the time.is tim coming up, one of those decorated players in theplay history of the naval academyca has landed a job in the nfl.fl. >> democrats forced to deal forl with even more fallout fromallof the hillary clinton e-mail eai scandal. >> as we head to breaksc a-livev look outside across the dmvthe and a perfect song for the day. this is bruno mars singing thern lazy song. f day..

in the northern portions of montana. first time i've said that, and that's expected this time of year. when the cold air meets the hot air we will get severe storms. about 2 million people at risk, omaha and des moines, wind damage is the greatest threat. once the storms move through, this area will be chilly come tomorrow. mild today, ohio valley, texas is hot, same with oklahoma. after a cool start, it will be mild even during the afternoon hours up through new england, but the cool air, billings, montana, high temperature will be 48 degrees, that's it. that's the cool air we'll track across the country. tuesday, chicago you're still warm, but then the chilly air will move in. omaha, 66 degrees, chicago goes to 70 on wednesday, so you're talking heading to work and the kids going to school with a light jacket and sweatshirt on. eventually some of the cool air will make it to the east coast, but that won't happen until about thursday. today's forecast, about as perfect as an afternoon and day you could get. lunch outdoors from st. louis, ohio valley. so looking very nice, betty,

of missoula, montana. mark stoops. they met each other as coaches in 1997. mcelwain at montana state. >> verne: 45-7 the final. play of the game presented by napa auto parts. luke del he hit antonio callaway. that one went 78 yards. it's worth another look. listen to mick huber, florida's play by play radio man. >> del rio. rainbows one downfield for callaway. he makes the catch. there he goes. away, callaway, touchdown, touchdown, touchdown, he just >> gary: if you've got a star player like callaway, strong defense like florida does and a quarterback that doesn't make mistakes, you've got a chance. >> verne: the two offensive stars, del rio 320 yards, four touchdowns, one interception. lamik5 perine. 17 carries, 105 yards on the ground. for gary danielson and allie laforce, i'm verne lundquist saying so long from gainesville. again, our final score. 45-7. we're going to take our road show in to oxford, next week. as alabama tries to end a two-game losing streak to ole miss. closed captioning provided ? ? ? ? tonight's been great. yeah. you look, amazing... you take after your

cleveland to seattle. about halfway there in montana a car hit her from behind. we are live at a look at how she is doing and how you can help. >> reporter:el moving to seattle where her fianci lives that she did not want to take a plane or a car. she wanted to bike. now she is in a hospital. her mother and fianci by her side as other friends and family have already raised an amazing amount of money to help. >> the cycling community in cleveland has been strengthened in large part due to shelley's efforts. >> reporter: christopher alvarado says shelley's energy scene. >> she is the kind of person that as soon as you meet you are best friends. she is a completely open, outgoing person whose favorite thing is to share cycling with other folks. >> reporter: she made lots of friends over the years and when they heard about the accident happened in montana sunday afternoon they kicked it into high gear. monday morning at 8 am posted this go fund me page and in 24 hours it surpassed its goal of $20,000 -- nearly $1000 an hour in small donations.>> shelley is important to us. we want shelley to get

payson at 79 degrees. looking across the country, a few areas across montana today. the dakotas got a little rain. minnesota got some heavy rain earlier in the day, and then that. a little bit in the gulf states as well. and then hermine still a tropical storm here, circulating, still bringing moisture in to northeast where they have had plenty, and it's windy as well with high waves and a little bit of rip current. 86 overnight, 96 degrees for tomorrow. we'll see some clouds increase with moisture approaching from the south, but look at these nice temperatures over the next ten-da watch your kids around water. >> all right, thank you, dave. >>> well, labor day has a whole new meaning for one valley couple. they spent their weekend in the hospital in labor as they welcomed their brand-new baby girl into the world. paulina flores already had an appointment to be induced but she ended up going into labor for 12 hours before little irie was born yesterday. absolutely beautiful. congratulations to the family. >> cute kid. that's for sure. this is such a big week. you know, the arizona c

brought us the wind is continuing to track its way off to the east. montana and the dakotas seeing that action. 90 degrees, that's the expected lots of sunshine, nice light winds out of the north, northeast. tonight 69 though. upper 60s for lows. our 7-day forecast temperatures continuing to warm. mid 90s for the weekend. that's normal for this time of year. next week, we're watching disturbance now that could bring us some showers. maybe even a few thunderstorms monday night into tuesday. that's something we'll watch very closely. >> we appreciate that, ke in columbus, ohio, police are investigating after officers shot and killed a 13-year-old. police say a group of individuals tried to rob a man. they saw three man matching the description and tried to talk to them. two of the men ran away and officers followed them to an alley, when officers tried to the officer who fired the shots was a nine-year-old veteran. the officers involved did receive mandated psychological counsel, no other officers were injured. >> florida police have made an arrest. they believe they found the man who was

. also wyoming and montana where some of those areas saw some snow over the last couple days right? more storms firing up in parts of new mexico and into colorado as well. again, dry conditions here. it's going be kwooiet. we're expecting quiet weather not just today but the rest of the week. the high today? below normal. nine degrees below normal. 86. that's what we're looking at for the official high in las vegas today. winds east at about five to ten mia overnight tonight another cool one. maybe you want to crack the windows and get some fresh air. 66 the overnight low. our 7-day forecast does show a warming trend but a slow one. 90 degrees that's the forecast high tomorrow. as we get into the weekend temperatures returning to normal. 95 on sunday. that is normal for this time of year. overnight lows in the upper 60s and low 70s. overall a pretty quiet and pretty nice week. open those windows tonight. >>> when you rent a car, a lot of people want all the bells and whistles. i know you like the bells and whistles. >> krystal: i do. why not. >> michelle: but you got to be careful

. it's snowing in western montana and it's snowing in north western wyoming. so some very cold air above 6,000 feet, all right the first flakes of late summer in portion s of the west. tomorrow we warm up some and temperatures climb significantly by the end of this week because that low will be gone. we'll have an offshore wind, going to get warm toward the end of the week. tomorrow 60s and 70s, san jose 15 degrees below average, only 72 in danville, walnut creek. warmer wednesday, thursday, back to the 90s inland by friday. the weekend will be kind of toasties, still 60s at the beach and 70s at the bay and 90s inland. the cold stuff is only temporary. after tomorrow he is gone. >>> dennis o'donnell at levi's stadium. >> reporter: even the staunchiest 49ers couldn't figure out what happened tonight. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces furniture. >> reporter: welcome back, everybody, to levi's stadium where two new eras got underway tonight. chip kelly, the 49ers third coach in three seasons, and the rams back in los angeles for

police are out on the scene investigating between montana avenue, and northeast while they investigate. 95 as you head southbound, one lane is blocked over on the right hand side between 216 and 198. no slowdowns on 95 as you head south. >>> i'll take it to you. 4:27 is your time right now. breaking overnight north a off its east coast early monday. south korea says the show of force is a direct response to the g20 economic summit which wraps up today in china. u.s. officials hope to work out the final details of a deal with russia during the meeting to coordinate air strikes against terrorists in syria. president obama and russian president vladimir putin met and agreed to keep negotiate snag dc police chief katherine lanier is retiring at the end of the week and this week lanier will throw out the first pitch at nats park and will be joined for the pregame ceremonies. she has been chief here for nearly a decade. she is heading to new york city to take on a new job with the national football league, heading their security operations. >>> from now on its saint terese sacramento pope fr

-atlantic. be on the lookout for showers and montana to new mexico. >>> if you're flying, airport delays most likely in detroit, d.c., philadelphia, and new york. >>> police and demonstrators squared off in el cajon california overnight. following the shooting of an unarmed black man. >> officials say at least two people were arrested on third night of demonstrations. meanwhile, relatives of alfred olango want video of his shooting made public. his family says he came to the dangers of war. >> we wanted protection. that's why we're here. but now, i ask the question, where should we go? >> olango came to the u.s. as a refugee in 1991. he was ordered to be deported twice after pair of felony convictions. immigration authorities were not able to get the proper travel documents for him. >>> it was a trip of a lifetim that ended in tragedy. luxurious vacation off the african coast found dead. members of their grieving family heading to the paradise to bring them home for burial. abc's mara schiavocampo with the depails. >> reporter: two sisters' dream vacation turned into one family's

? >> quiet, sunshine state wetter and colder than they'd like. it snowed yesterday in montana. site snowing in the mountains of wyoming this morning. for skiers out there that love this time of year when the cold air starts coming in, this is for you. we head toward fall in the rockies. heavy rains this morning in southern iowa and also through wisconsin. this is the cold front that's going to be the differencemaker in the days ahead. only one more very warm day for you, st. louis and chicago. then the cool air will arrive for you. our friends in florida, probably the worst weather in all the country. there's a tropical disturbance. you can see a little bit of a spin. it didn't get its act together enough to be called a tropical depression or tropical storm. you can see that spin moving across the sunshine state. showers and storms all day long, even heavy downpours. pushing through daytona beach back up through palm bay and jacksonville and right up towards savannah as we go throughout the day today. as far as rainfall totals, over the next two days the highest totals will be in no

air settling into wyoming and montana the big horn mountain and then up toward northwestern wyoming and western montana. 5 inches already ahead of that system we have some gusty west winds of that kept us warm and dry overnight. this afternoon winds shifts come out of the northeast up to 20 miles per hour, a few very light showers. if you're lucky enough to get rain you're not going to be lucky to get much generally less than a 10th of an inch. westerly wind shifts this morning starts coming out of the northeast and that keeps mp comfortable range than they were yesterday. we'll northbound the 70s with 60s and 70s in the mountains and foothills. southwestern colorado looking for the most organized rain showers today. we'll see some decent rain there perhaps upwards of a quarter of an inch. the rest don't really get much going around here. 70s here, much warmer in southeastern colorado today, 75 partly sunny an evening thunder shower possible in one or 2 locations only after those finish up the clouds do not want to go away tonight. that allows us to stay fairly cool. temperatures in

back to montana and wyoming. this is the action rolling in for us tomorrow. we'll see a cool front and a piece of energy with showers in the morning and later in the day tomorrow. statewide is temperatures for the most part in the 50s. yesterday morning low 40s in the north woods. today not quite so chilly thanks to the south the morning. moving into the afternoon, high clouds are approaching from the west. here we are overnight tonight. this is tomorrow morning at 4:00 a.m. the showers will be coming in from the north woods. wet once again tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. no big storms are headed our way, just a downpour or two. 78 and sunny today. showers. clouds early on wednesday. upper 60s for wednesday. thursday 70. a chance for showers later on friday. >> this is one of my favorite times of the year. >> yes, wednesday, thursday are nice too. >> thank you, sal. >> 5:20. here she is. the new miss america. new video from overnight. she says hello after receiving plans to share as she starts the tour across the country. >> later, a fish could fly. we hear from the woman who

northern wyoming, and parts of montana. right now, we just have the cooler weather with that moisture flow moving up into northern colorado. 54 and 58. here are the norms, 80 and 50. 94, and 31 the records. kiowa, 74 degrees. 71 and 67 right now. a pretty shot from mark man. lots of color. this from frisco. also, larry pierce in northwestern colorado. and fall river road with a lot of color going on right now. eric sends this from colors near creed. this coming weekend could be a good weekend to go see the color. 40s and 50s over the eastern plains tonight. 40s, 50s, to around 60 west. then tomorrow, cooler weather. only 60s over the eastern 60s for the mountains. out west, warmer, 70s and 80s. here's your forecast. for tonight, we'll look at mostly cloudy skies. could see a few scattered showers or storms, and we'll be in the upper 40s by morning. for tomorrow, a cool day around here. only in the 60s with scattered showers and storms. then into the 70s, but we keep those 70s right on into the weekend by the afternoon. shower, and storm possibility. >> hope we get those showers. >> we

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