black canyon city you guys are in line for this as well. for the most part phoenix is clear for some hit and miss drizzle as we take a step north an and needles in parts of nevada and california. you can see all the clouds overhead, that is helping to keep temperatures way downment right now we are not even at 80. 79 in phoenix, loving that. 59 in globe. 64 in sedona. yuma in 90. there should be a few l 0 80s up there. glendale 83, 83 in peoria. how about 79 degrees now. and we are going to take it up to 90, maybe the low 80s, mid 8 l 0s, we could see a thunderstorm as well. i will talk about when and where that could happen in a bit. >> all right, seattle rain in the desert, thank you. >>> animal rescue teams say it was the largest tumor on a dog they had ever seen, today a 6- year-old boxer has a second chance at life after a successful surgery. an employee at arizona humane society found gus two weeks the boxer had a 3.5-pound tumor hanging from his neck and it was infected. vet had a pretty tough decision to make because they knew opera

city. it stretches from 10 to 12 miles northbound 17 here is the good news. the high country at this point let's bring in laura douglas what can you tell us about the backup, i know we are being cautious but is there a hole on the freeway? >> i am part of the traffic going north this afternoon we we have been stuck for well over an hour we are starting to move we are north of the coldwater canyon road exit. we have made it past their and we are still south of that incident with the brush fire so we're waiting to see how traffic goes and how quickly we >> thank you for doing double duty. you are grade of social media. you have a keeping our viewers informed. what is your best advice right now? it's 5 pm on a holiday weekend. the best advice right now on a friday what should they do? >> speaking from someone who is stuck in it and i work situation every day. just delay travel right now and tested later this evening or tomorrow morning. for those stuck in traffic, pack your patience and wait t

they were seeing delays near black canyon city and forest junction. those delays causing a little extra time of up to 10 to 20 minutes. at one point, they were seeing a seven mile stretch of backups at black canyon city. accidents, just that heavy traffic from the holiday travel. tomorrow, if you're getting out on the road, even if you're traveling locally, just give yourself a little extra time. >> good tips thank you. as you plan for labor day, get ready for that designated driver. law enforcement all over the state already cracking down on those drunk drivers. we know scottsdale has their dui task force set up this evening. if you still need help getting that ride, how about getting a free tow? as part of the holiday, aaa offering it for free tomorrow. they'll tow you and a car up to 10 miles. ask for tipsy tow. this free deal only lasts from monday evening through tuesday morning at 6:00 a.m. >>> moving across arizona. authorities in pima county say a man has died after a dirt bike crash. this morning. deputies found 36-year-old arlon vandemark. h

very active around flagstaff, sedona, black canyon city, the rim and white mountains, and to storms creeping into phoenix. the better chance is for monday. watch that carefully. 102 for your high in phoenix. 87 pacen. we'll take it to 104 saturday. we're fine rain wise m.. we'll drop temperatures down to 99 monday. storm chances hang on for tuesday as well. so does the cool weather as we get to wednesday, 99 degrees. average high this time of year is 102. right where we season. >> we're about to wrap that up. >> wrapping up and trying to get a few more storms. >> thank you. >>> kids of course love chuck e i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." . >>> pretty cool stuff. we told you about this yesterday at noon. looks like it got off without a hitch. it

just north of cave creek along i-17 and south of black canyon city. moving towards the west, we'll keep a close eye on the cells in the high country. you can see rain and some showers stretching all the way out towards white river. keep in mind the threat of storms again in the forecast this evening. i think a better chance tomorrow. about a 20% chance for thursday t nau, look at that forecast here. 75 degrees and perfect up at flagstaff. 72 for our neighbors in sedona. 103 in phoenix and 94 in tucson. these are the satellite and radar. it tells the story from sedona through payson. we have showers down south across areas of tucson as well. future cast gives us an indication what will take place up, that morning commute, not that bad. high thin clouds. showers east of us. as temperatures warm up, increasing chance of storms in the valley. better chance up north from flagstaff and along the north and south rim of the grand canyon. here's your forecast for the flex 7 days. in fact, up north, mid-70s thursday into friday. dryer conditions over the weeken

city through prescott and up around past -- flagstaff. it's mainly up in the high country. look at the rainfall totals, 2/10 of an inch in peoria and surprise and 1/10 of an inch and good year. still a chance of showers in the >>> if you have an early morning commute and want answers and conditions before heading out, our wake-up arizona team has extra coverage darting at 4:30 is definitely in play for the presidential election. donald trump will make his sixth visit next week. that announcement just one day after the arizona republican endorsed hillary clinton.>>reporter: the arizona republic's editorial board it begs the question, will arizona turn blue? after a debate the candidates are hitting the campaign trail hard and donald trump will visit the grand canyon state, this time prescott valley.>> hopefully people can get questions answered. >>reporter: harry speicher is the general manager. >> we are excited with party.>>reporter: this valley han stronghold, trump night be here to rally his base. this comes on the heels of historic en

it hut -- shut down the i-17 near black canyon city. it's been open for hours now, but drivers still dealing with the back up. 30 miles of heavy slowing remains a 17-mile back up on 87. travelers are trying to head to the high country. >>> no one is injured from this, the flames near i-17 on cactus. no word on what started this. >>> lots of high school spirit on friday night we're not talking about a football game. specially called school board meeting. we're live outside williams field high school in gilbert that. school principal no longer has her job. >>> reporter: steve, this was the agenda for the special meeting tonight one item, sow should the board accept this school's principal's resignation. they said yes. that's the opposite of what the crowd wanted to hear. all that was missing was order it wasn't a courtroom. it was a school board meeting. it -- there was crying after the booing. >> i think was a mistake. >> reporter: a mistake for the board accepting terri wattawa's resignation. >> i would not have graduated high school wi

you can see passing showers just east of black canyon city. look at the moisture falling around wilson -- williams and flagstaff getting dumped on. here's a live look at nau. normally you can see the san francisco peaks in the distance, look at the gray skies. chapters in flagstaff around 53. that is a 34 degrees difference from where we are. 87. we hit the high well below average. we will take the cooler weather. we will stay that way through the rest of the week leading into the 1st weekend a fall. d and cool temperatures, this is what's left of hurricane. assuming into southern california. flooding issues of toward palm springs and you can see the batch of moisture passing earlier through lake have assumed in parts of be with us for tomorrow. just off and on spotty showers. a better chance in the high country. we will wake up tomorrow 8 am with cloud cover. up to the north. still often on spotty showers in the forecast for wednesday. here is 6 pm. staying dry here but the chance will extend the early morning on thursday and drier air moves

up north, if you have any travel plans north of canyon city look at all that rainfall along i 17. you can see seventh avenue looking at the south the dark clouds in the distance. prudential realtors 103 currently at the airport. we will see that dropped quite a bit as the storm pushes the north. last look at the wind gusts was around 20 miles per hour. coming up we will update you on what is ahead for the rest of the evening. we have a three day weekend coming up as well. pretty dry conditions.>>> they want the death penalty off the table. that is the request from attorneys defending a woman accused of killing her three marc liverman was there listening to the arguments. >> reporter: a very emotional morning for both octavia rogers and her family. rogers accused of stabbing her children to death and dismembering their bodies. i was in that courtroom this morning. and she began to sob uncontrollably before walking out of that room. rogers attorney previous thread not guilty to murder in the death of her sons. now they are hoping sentenced to death if she's found guilty. the bodies

typical high country from black canyon city. as well far north -- it is frustrating. you folks that have lived here for a while you know what i am talking about but for you newcomers at some point you are going down to 20 miles an hour then picking up to 40 miles an hour then freeway speeds and then coming bam to almost a slow crawl. that is just the way it is with that two lanes going through. it is about a 30 mile slow and go so you will have to add anywhere from 30 to 90 minutes as you try to make your way down. these are the same maps you can send to your social media friends. just send -- said they should just go to the mobile app. don't drink and drive. aaa wants you to keep said. you and your car starting at 6 pm as part of their tips and tow service. they will give your car a free 10 mile tow>> pretty nice weather. temperatures saturday, sunday even on this monday if you were lucky enough to enjoy a three- day weekend temperatures below average. 101 degrees. we will take it. outside we are still sitting in the triple digits.wind out of the northwest 6 miles pe

right near the i-17 and black canyon city, miles and miles of traffic backed up, up to 15 miles. after a truck that was hauling a flatbed trailer caught fire, and that caused the authorities there to close down the northbound lanes of the freeway. the good news is tonight the road is back open but traffic was still the evening. hopefully it's clearing up by now. luckily, the fire didn't spread too far, and the truck was completely demolished. >> i had just enough time to get it over, and then i couldn't get it all the way over, so i had to shove people off the highway to get the trailer and truck off of the main part of the highway so that other people weren't involved, so i let it roll downhill and got it off the highway. there, but luckily nobody was hurt, and again, the road back open, but you might want to take it slow if you're heading up in that area because we are told there was quite a bit of back up. >>> for the holiday weekend, we are told there is quite a bit of weather throughout the state. let's go to dave munsey now. >> well, marc, the temperatures are going to be c

problem areas i17 southbound, and the 17 between bum bell bee and black canyon city. a lot of people getting out of town and coming back. >> can't fight the weather beautiful across the valley and the state. sunny skies. hard to find any clouds that are out there tonight. dry conditions tonight. 101. sitting in the 90s now. temperatures slightly below average. we started out at 76 this morning and time lapse showing just how clear it was. 100 at phoenix harbor. very dry. due points in the 30s. 9% humidity. northwest wind light at 6 miles per hour. here's the plan the rest of the evening. clear skies right through the 11:00 hour. no rain chances. we will see the upper 80s as we head into overnight back in the 70s and even some 60s can't be ruled out for few valley spots. 67 tomorrow morning in scottsdale. a little more enclosed cover as you wake up with a very stray chance of a shower tomorrow afternoon at 10%. afternoon highs in the upper 90s. slightly below average as we begin to increase our monsoon moisture once again. showers and thunderstorm chances will be incre

it started with a fire in the northbound lanes near black canyon city. as you can see the fire is out, and since 4:00, one lane has reopened, but it did create a 10-mile back up, and this is big on a holiday weekend. so drivers, you're urged to delay your trip north or find another way around this. >>> developing now, a gilbert school community demanding answers after the sudden let nation of resignation of a popular principal. >> and students today dressed in black, walking out of class to express their discontentment. sonu wasu is live at the high school. >> and what are school administrators saying? >> reporter: a just spoke to a school district spokeswoman, and she says they're not at liberty to discuss the resignation, but parents and students definitely caught off guard. they were very surprised, and they're being vocal about it. >> reporter: today the parents are making sure their voices are heard, even the parents are upset. >> i'm upset for lack of knowledge. if you're going to chase the principal out, excuse her, i want answers. >> reporter: th

all of this happened in the northbound lanes canyon city about 3:30 this afternoon. the good news is all the lanes reopened, but the bad news is there's still a mess out there. you can see the yellow and red on the traffic map where traffic is slowing, so you're urged to delay travel plans if you're headed up north or try to find another route. >>> we're live at this scene at 5:00, and not a lot more to go on here, but a 16-year-old was stabbed in a scuffle which people that saw the whole thing say it looked like the teen was up and walking after. they're hoping he'll survive this. three attackers were involved, and witnesses think they took off in a blue and brown sedan. >>> demanding the truth. students and parent versus no idea why their believed principal is suddenly gone, but listen to this [ cheering ] >> this is in gilbert today at a high school, and their principal's future is being discussed by the very people who have control of what happens next as we speak. sonu wasu has been on the story, and what are you hearing? >> reporter: well, we're hearing the pri

and west of black canyon city another area of heavier rainfall tracking to the southwest in the same general di steady under the thicker clouds. gila bend we had flood advisories earlier. right now no longer under the flood advisories. and southeast of the valley is where the biggest hazards will be as we go through the afternoon as the steady rain continues. we have the strong wind gusts through southeast arizona and the moisture plume will impact the southeast pocket of the today. we have the wind alerts posted for southeast arizona and we have flash flood watches all across southeast arizona here as we go through the rest of today through 8:00 this evening. the phoenix metro not under the flash flood watch. but areas nearby like the higher terrain and also all of the areas in pinal county are under the flash flood watch. we have the potential of seeing scattered thunderstorms as we go into this afternoon and some could be track the hour-by-hour forecast and we'll look at when we start to dry out in the 7-day forecast. >>> a quick thank you for calling in to the recycle your bicycl

city. you can see the rain that is falling from those clouds out there. in the meantime we have more showers and thunderstorms to track elsewhere across the higher terrain of the state. the heaviest right now to the southwest heading to the west. we will watch that here and we have showers and or alpine, southeast arizona. and even isolated showers off the higher terrain to the southeast of florence. we will keep an eye on this through the evening in the phoenix metro area, showers and storms chances are minimal. 10% for the next several hours, temperatures in the 90s at 7:00 p.m. and see a chance of showers and thunderstorms again tomorrow afternoon and evening. coming up in minutes more about your hour by hour forecast day weekend forecast across the region. >>> words and bullets flying at this scene after fight between roommates in glendale. it appears one of the women may have fired off the shots. we haven't heard of injuries so far or arrests. >>> two arrests in avondale and they may b

and now north of deer valley and up to black canyon city. a lot of the showers pushing from southeast to northwest. and not seeing widespread rain, at least not now. many of the showers lifting to the north. and our rain chances are certainly there. and we could see more of the scattered showers like what we're seeing now phoenix metro as we go into the afternoon. i did drop the chances a little bit as it's looking a little bit quieter across the valley in comparison to other parts of our state. we have a 30% chance for scattered showers in the phoenix metro. fairly light rain if anything. we're at 86 degrees now. not that warm and cooler than the last few days. we'll talk about the storm chances for the rest of the state in just minutes. >>> a couple of traffic alerts to pass on. not something you see every day. the lanes were back open. they had issues with the military vehicles. kind of a trailer being hauled by a humvee. troopers say there were minor injuries. >>> you might have been in the backup caused by this wreck. air 15 capturing t

city. a low-pressure system stilwell toward the south of us and it will continue to lift up toward the north the same weapons doing as the clouds, the showers and unstable weather for the last couple of days. 50 for winslow, flagstaff 40 and 61 for sedona. 84 globe con 77 basin, 77 for sedona and likes that 640. >> we will have a chance of storms for the rest of the week with >> a slight chance today little better shot for thursday and friday. we can 90 for thursday and friday. we can 95-93 and monday it is temperatures mainly into the 80s. this is lily's family from cave creek. >> look at her little brother. >>> we are learning all about that makes us think of the spectacular circulate shows. so today's western, what country did the cert shows originate? take a guess. >>> parenting problem solved. the brutally honest way involved called out her daughter in your shot of the morning. let's get to your 12 today trivia. we are learning about aerial yoga today and that makes us think of the spe

they are moving through black canyon city now and there is lake wasn't receiving light showers. they are light showers in west -- in the west go take a look it got up to 91 degrees. when you compare it to what took place in southern california, san diego was hotter today at 100. 104 outside of los angeles today we got to the lower 90s and we are sitting comfortably at 77 right now. winds out of the east at eight miles per hour. we have a system to the south of us bringing clouds and a showers and will bring the threat of shower activities through thursday and they will see dry air move in for friday and the weekend. those showers are areas of new mexico and the threat of showers will be with us again tomorrow morning. the shower activity will be around eastern arizona eight -- arizona and parts of -- flagstaff. by wednesday, quite down a little bit and see a 10% chance of rainfall on wednesday. and then another round of rain expected thursday. dropping down to around 73 degrees tonight and 42 in the here is that seven-day forecast. 89 -- there is a threat of moisture attend wedn

valley up to anthem and cave creek and black canyon city. we've got a lot of cloud cover out there. and as you head out the door. it might be ??a good 06?idea to u windbreaker. and shower chances continue through the day today. there's that potential for good? rain. it's warm and humid and highs in the low 90s. and y.i'll break down the hour-- hour $x?planner next. >>> actually h?@gqdoing better 30 minutes ago. we have a bunch of crashes on - 17. ?easing up. in the west valley. about an 18-minute desert drive? time. eastbound from loop $x?101 to t 17. we have a brand new crash for the east valley drivers. i'm looking at this for the first time with you. it's northbound loop 101 5a?nea? elliot. blocking the left lane. ' it's a better idea to slide to the right. we'll give you a closer look at the delays. live drive. we're on the 202 and just got to the 202 san tan here in the east v:valley. of moderate rain. and right now it's pretty dry and the roads are not too bad either. and we were seeing slowing approaching rush hour. and slick roads in the west valley. and things are looking b

>> reporter: well, kim, we are between black canyon city and sunset point. traffic was sluggish a few minutes ago. the backup right now from miles or so. it's moving but not as fast as it should be moving. even gridlock for a period of time getting into pay son. this is a holiday traffic corridor and you can't speed and they want you to keep your speed down and eyes up on the roadway. they don't want any acci are you inning this holiday week -- ruining this holiday weekend. >> thank you. >>> we're going to take a look at our traffic map right now. a live look for you. we use these in the morning. we'll let you know what to expect. you can see in the valley u we have troubled areas but really green going throughout i17. we'll keep checking on that. more traffic trouble north of the valley. this time on sr87 heading into traffic is improving, but earlier there was a backup that remained steady for hours. that looks like it caused a lot of headaches. >>> a scare for a pilot and passenger who were forced to make an emergency landing in good year. there was smoke

i don't think we see any same is true in most mountain locations, north and west of canyon city. otherwise, it's a few isolated storms over the plains. a cool start, 50s and 60s, but a warm finish, we'll be in the upper 80s to near 09 with unobstruct -- 90 with unobstructed sunshine during the course of the day today. >>> marty, thank you. more than a 100 resources lawmakerer county, the star wood fire, already caused evacuations, tarhonda thomas is here with more, it's not a huge fire. >> no, it's not, corey, but the size of the fire isn't what matter, it's the location, it's dangerously close to homes, 30 structures, it's burning in the area of county road 59 and star wood trail. 300 acres have burned. a number of residents have been in this area to evacuate. the subdivision and on the east side of county road 59 between the state lied. when they evacuate, deputies ask residents to put a towel or sheet on their homes that is visible from outside that show nos one is inside. they have been working overnight on the fire. as of last check, the fire was 10% contained. there's no wo

we are picking up lightning and thunderstorms in parts of fremont county right now, between canyon city. we also have some thunderstorms right now moving through durango. a live lightning strike right there with wind in the area. wind out on the plains, could be a future of storms that will create severe weather conditions. for the rest of us, strong winds in the 20 to 40-mile per hour range. that combined with low humidity, means high fire danger later this afternoon. >> thank you. one in seven women in colorado will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime. treatments have come a long way, but researchers will not rest until there is a cure. we all have a chance to help them reach that goal this doesn't run in your family, you're not necessarily in the clear. if a mother or sister has had breast cancer, your risk is doubled. if they don't, you could still according to doctors, 85% of breast cancers come from women who have no history of cancer in their immediate family. so early detection is important. so is research and so are events like this to help fund it. thousands of sur

especially down around florence and canyon city. this is. but something has been dropped right along the i-25 stretch. it is actually closer to colfax here. blocking -- up between the left and center lanes. pretty big mess and cars really having to slow dallas cowboy as they make the approach -- having to slow down as they make the approach up to it. we will consider this as wig of an impact as crash on that highway drive. on our cdot camera, after multiple wrecks around the slowdowns remain leading up to both of these wrecks. up to the northbound your southbound slowdowns coming in from e-470 will cost you 28 minutes. from there down towards the i- 70 split at the mousse trap and a -- mouse trap. cdot is urging everyone to continue to buckle up. 147 lives have already been lost this year. cdot has sprayed these reminders all around civic center park. >>> sounds like a great idea. the neck down 16 years ago. former indy racing league driver sam think gets to hit the road -- schmidt gets to hit the road legally. he has a license to allow him

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the aclu says private insurers cover the treatment but we talked to canyon city resident and learned that medicaid would only pay for the treatment if he was in a more advanced stage of liver damage. >> when the vaccines came around there was no question, we went and got rid of polio, right? with this we are sitting on it because of money. >> a spokesman with the state medicaid agency said he would not comment on pending litigation but the restrictions on who can get the were recently relaxed. >>> first alert weather center we are tracking more cloud cover, the clouds coming in from the southwest, that's from the moisture from the hurricane inging rain and showers through the desert southwest. midday today under a partly sunny sky, overnight scattered showers and storms in the mountains and then a chance for showers across the plains. tomorrow on wednesday, now, it is going to get hot. today we are still in the upper 80s to nearr90 degrees but then low 80s on wednesday and for the first day of fall a high of 78. >>> still not a fun ride and that's because of this accident near colora

at 9500 feet, mid mountain at snowbird and alta and upper mountain at canyon's park city in deer valley it's only 3%. the numbers get worse, however, with greater warming. for a 4-degree sent grade temperature increase, about 7.2 degrees fahrenheit, about 40% of the precipitation that currently falls as snow would instead fall as rain at 7,000 feet. at 9500 feet it's about 20% -- end quote. this troubling future led ski utah's 14 resorts to get together and send a letter last year to utah governor gary herbert asking the state to take action on climate change by implementing the e.p.a.'s clean power plan. diminishing snow pack in these mountains is not only troubling for the ski and snowboard industry, it also jeopardizes utah's water supply. roughly 7 on% of -- 70% of salt lake city's drinking water comes from snow pack melt in the spring and summer. snow pack is utah's natural reservoir. utah is the second driest state in the union but it has one of the highest afternoon per capita rates of water usage, and utah's population is growing as well expected to double by 2050 to around 6 mi

. 72 degrees bullhead city and lake have a soup. back in the upper 90s to near 100 degrees tomorrow. a look at your most accurate forecast, slight changes tuesday and breezes tuesday and thursday -- wednesday and thursday with quite a bit of cloud cover and 20% chance of rain. 30% post and a lingering chance friday and saturday.>>> i looked at the receipt and went that seems a little high. >> not as advertised. why some drivers ar sticker shock at the gas station even though some prices are near record lows.>>> a trip in 1803, a man bought the territory of louisiana for 42 cents an acre. that was the greatest deal ever. eakfast platter for just $2.99. take that history. scrambled eggs, eight mini pancakes, a hash brown, and your choice of bacon or sausage. it's the greatest deal since the louisiana purchase. sort of. the jumbo breakfast platter just $2.99 for a limited time. value, done my way. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody voters, okay? and

in the 40s and flagstaff. 30s tomorrow morning at the grand canyon. 72 degrees bullhead city and lake have a soup. back in the upper 90s to near tuesday and breezes tuesday and thursday -- wednesday and thursday with quite a bit of cloud cover and 20% chance of rain. 30% post and a lingering chance friday and saturday.>>> i looked at the receipt and went that seems a little high. >> not as advertised. why some drivers are facing sticker shock at the gas station even though some prices are near record lows.>>> a trip to the hospital and em the average age of a homeless person is 9 years old. my dream is to help kids living on the streets with education. charles what's up man? -whoa! how can we help? -ah man! wait, is that a basketball player? yes! -wow! my heart's about to jump out my chest man. charles you ought to be proud man. i'm just extremely grateful they were here giving them some encouragement- that's something that these kids are going to remember for a lifetime. did you see his big old feet? look. >>> acb15 sports brought to you by sanderson forward. >> it's a labor day fini

storms pushing up toward tuba city and grand canyon. going to be active in hebrew, pacen, white mountains. goes, could see a storm roll through this evening. 87 stafford and thatcher. no 100s on the board. mesa is. chandler 98 and glendale. looking over downtown phoenix, going to take it to 102. still muggy out there. dew points in the 60s. still humid conditions. when will we get rid of humidity? people want to know aboutth next forecast. >> thank you. >>> remember the swimmer at stanford who served six months behind bars for rape? he's out of jail after serving half that time. we're going to explain coming up. samsung is admitting the brand switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... th fast in-home wifi. so call 844-565-link. get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan. speed may not be available in your area. call today. ?? . >>> brock turner has been sparked out

look at gusts, 41 miles per hour gusts in king man. 30 in the grand canyon. 30 in bull head city. no one is at 100 that is great news, 93 in phoenix. 73 in pay son. 68 in sholoah. everyone is hanging out in the 90s, hot degrees. the rest of your day looks like this, 98 that is where we are going to top outment winds continuing this afternoon and a slight chance we'll see a thunderstorm, so when do the winds finally die down? we'll talk about that coming up in the next forecast. >>> north carolina is losing even more ' veries over transgender bathroom law and a state that loves college basketball this is going to hurt. >>> if you have an iphone there switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-565-link. get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan. speed may not be available in your area. call today. >>> all right. we want to c

as eradication efforts continue across the city. in california the canyon wildfire has grown to 70 square miles . it's now threatening an air froce base in santa barbara county. about 2-hundred-50 firefighters along with additional aide are working to put out the fire. let's get a check of your weather and af the work week started with a warm and humid day with highs in the lower 80s, even at the lakefront, thanks to a sw breeze at 10-20 mph. pop up t'showers developed in the late afternoon, followed by downpours in the evening along a cold front. the humidity dropped, and the clouds cleared out overnight with lows in the 50s and lower 60s dense fog in the inland areas. today is the pick day of the week with highs near 80, lots of sun, and low humidity. clouds increase tonight with lows near 60, and just a slight chance for a shower after 2am.wednesday is mostly cloudy, humid and warm with highs in the lower 80s, and a chance for scattered afternoon t'showers. thursday is humid with t' heavy rain at times, and highs in the upper 70s

to the city limits of berkeley. firefighters were overmatched at the outset. it was man against nature and nature was winning. people were also taking matters into their own hands, defending their homes as best they could. trying to stave off the inevitable, trying to hold off the great fire with garden hoses and no water. >> there was no water coming out. maybe a drop or two, but it was maybe water in the hose already, and so my brother saw that, oh she broke down to cry. >> by about 4:30 in the afternoon, the wind began to die down, and the high dry air grew humid. the fire laid waste to 60 city blocks, almost 600 buildings burned to the ground. while the dust settled and cooled, stocks of chimneys sat in a graveyard of destruction. a woman heated soup on the ashes of what had been her home. berkeley had after math of war written on its landscape, but somehow, amazingly, not a single life was lost. finally, the fire burned down to the intersection of the wide boulevards of shaddack avenue and hurst. out of fuel an

going to be a nice one. 83 in prescott, 81 at the grand canyon, and triple digits for bullhead city and lake havasu, and dewpoint temperatures continue to dry. we have dry air that's filtering in across the state in the 40s and 30s north, and 50s here across the valley, so it's drier. not completely dry out there. you can still feel the humidity as you step out the door. we've had a few showers and thunderstorms across the southeast arizona and the futurecast is going to show a few passing clouds tonight. slight chance for stray showers or storms tomorrow. east through the white mountains, if you're traveling up there, maybe a chance of showers and thunderstorms can rumble through. better chances, more widespread across the high country sunday into monday. 45 tonight in flagstaff, 66 in kingman. 79 bullhead city, and again we'll have the low 80s to upper 70s valley-wide. 104 in phoenix tomorrow. 101 casa grande. 93 sedona. 80 tomorrow in flag just a little bit warmer there. here's a quick look at the east valley forecast. all of us near average highs. tomorrow fountain hills 102, 100 in

to the north american canyon were watched the closest as we go into these next few hours when speeds traveling from the south and to the north forecastle of to the north american canyon be on the lookout we will send it back to you guys. >> steve:new tonight at ten. the father of jasmine abuslin -- speaking publicly for the first time -- only on kron-4. his daughter is at the center of a police sex scandal. involving multiple law enforcement agencies in the bay area. tonight -- henry abuslin shared his anger about the alleged crimes. in an exclusive interview with kron4's haaziq madyun. >>:"if those officers were involved with my daughter, then they deserve what's coming" >> reporter:the words of an angry father seeking justice on behalf of his daughter.jasmine abuslin. over the past 4-months henry abusline watched from behind the scenes as the police sex scandal featuring celeste guap played out in the media. he did so without making any public statements until now. >>:"they committed a crime now they gotta pay for the crime" last week henry abuslin took a plane to florida accompani

drive tout to rustic majesca canyon southeast of the city of orange. >> we didn't know what to think. this is very rural area. no one would be out here mountain biking or hiking. this is way off the beaten path. >> at the other end of the two-way radio, detective brian stanley was rewatching k.c.'s google search trying to give detective hayden better directions. k.c. focused on an intersection and then moved over to the tree. >> in the center of the shot there's one tree that looks like the bush out in the middle of the wash. i told him to look for that tree and then in the wash from that area. >> maden and his partner found the tree then moved off the road and past the barbed wire fence. and then they knew they were close. >> as we were kind of trekking through this brush here, the first and foremost thing we found was overwhelming smell of like a decaying body or something dead. my partner and i kind of turned our head and we looked over and saw this kind of shallow gravesite. >> at long last, there she was. >> one of the detectives called and said, joey, you're not going to believe

it is a problem for star gazers in all cities. to give you an idea, we can see a few hundred stars on a good night in fort collins, compare that to somewhere like black can wherein and gunnison-- black canyon and gunnison, the middle thousands of stars there. the city isn't trying to push new laws but there is a team looking at how the city and businesses use light. astronomers like andy say seeing those stars is so important to us as humans. >> we sooto remember that-- have to remember that we are members of a planet that is part of a bigger solar system and universe, so we, you know, we lose sight of that a little bit when we are not looking at the sky and not underdi that is a big part of who we are and where we live. >> those who know me know i trust anyone who takes a picture with r2d2. they are slowly going to implement building codes and change their light and are working with law enforcement to find which lights are safe to get rid of. part of the reason for the plan is more are moving to fort collins. imagine that. >>> yo

the miners, well, they have a bin against boulder city in week one. they played canyon last week. tonight they expect a much better game and maybe that second one. >> we're hungry for wins, too. we actually haven't been doing so good. 1-3 right now. 1-3. we actually are hungry for >> i think they will see an intense game, you know, try to execute, play better defense and offense and get in the end zone. >> there's a lot of people that will be watching us on tv. i think that the team will come out here and make some big plays and show everybody that we're not what they think we are. >> reporter: all right. harbor view will be at faith lutheran. canyon springs, game of the week. shadowridge taking on las vegas and cheyenne at western. just a few of the games that will be featured. >>> how about some golf now? $10million up for grabs at the fed-ex cup. round 1 today at east lake coming in third points adam scott. and check out this approach on 5 feet. scott come back and drains the birdie. finished 1 under. three off the lead. how about jordan spieth? on 13, he was pretty quiet until

showers east of flagstaff are on their way to tuba city and farther north across the grand canyon, always a beautiful day up there rain or shine. it is nice to be at the canyon. as we move farther to the east, we have springerville and towards st. johns and went doe rock, you will again, we were watching and syleste was talking about the fires south of san francisco around pet luma. winds are starting to pick up there. they will see gusts in the 20-plus range. not a lot of the rain across the nation except ohio. they are the busiest part of the country from cincinnati westward is seeing strong action. we have thunderstorms making their way through the center back here, steady as she goes. an easy afternoon for the valley. it should be one of the nice days. 90's for the deserts. temps at the moment look pretty good. i was looking at the current temps. we have temps in the 90's in the valley. as far as tomorrow goes, we will be cooler than the average and nobody is complaining about that. again on friday. we keep it going. in fact, by tomorrow, we'll peel things away by the afternoon hours

tomorrow, bullhead city. for sedona, 92. prescott will be in the upper 80s. nice and quiet statewide. for future cast, not a lot to track tomorrow. by sunday, more moisture and butter storm chances returning and monday. tomorrow, a gorgeous morning, in the 70s. the heat will come up around lunchtime. at noon, 95, 2:00 p.m. 99. we will hit a 100 for a high in gilbert. in litchfield park you will hit 100. lows in the 70s for much of the valley. 104 saturday, 102 on sunday. temperatures will drop into the 90s on monday and into next week. jason is tired and then he watched the broncos game tonight. >> it was a wild one that i don't think the cardinals are what better way to kick off the nfl season than a rematch of last year's super bowl? it was as entertaining tonight. early on it looked like carolina might have some revenge. they did have a 10 point lead. they came out of the locker the broncos were just getting started. they scored 14 straight to take the lead. in the final seconds the 50 yarder is wide for the panthers. they cannot believe it. broncos rally

john's, and the grand canyon 58. 82 degrees in bullhead city today. but look at the forecast lows fr tonight. readings in the 50s, casa grande, nogales, 40s up along the rim, payson, 30 in flagstaff, a chilly night in flagstaff, and it will warm back up tomorrow, pretty close to now, i wanted to share some of the social media pictures. we have some beautiful pictures that you shared with us on our fox 10 news page. we appreciate the weather pictures. this is in the white tank mountains over in the west valley, beautiful with the saguaro and the beautiful clouds up there. we live in a gorgeous state and we appreciate the pictures, very fall like. the whole ten days is looking lucious lyon fall li we have no readings in the one hundreds, which is amazing for this time of year, and the overnight lows and the lows in the 70s and 60s, look for 84 tomorrow night, 94 sunny and dry. >>> coming up in the next half hour of fox 10 news, are passwords really keeping your information secure? >> i'll give you an analogy. it's a little bit like insisting already out

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kyle canyon, they are at 73. they are blowing at 15. that's about the top end we sore -- so there could be a few more gusts. the wind is the great equalizer and then tomorrow as you plan your day, i think we'll get started in the low 70s. we'll hit 800 -- 80 by lunch time. the wind will be off and running in the morning. it's the afternoon when we expect the strongest gusts. these will be sustained with gusts up the wind-prone areas. it's two batches of rain. this one to the south is what -- i mean, just a couple of drops, i guess sideswiped the east side of the valley. a couple of more drops possible but nothing significant. this front will produce the showers and storms north of us. but it's the winds behind us that will get your attention tomorrow when they gust over 40 miles an hour. right now around the west, 71 in reno. 71 in salt lake. phoenix, 89. for southern nevada, overnight tonight, 40s on the mountain. 50s in lincoln county. 69 in boulder city. high temperatures tomorrow, laughlin at 91. 89 out at the lake. and the big 8-0.

over the city. then ticking its way down toward the canyon and the islands in the afternoon. then skies try to clear way. it does not dryly completely. tomorrow, a lot of gray skies and showers in the morning. i notice a difference between the overnight lows. it stays very mild because of the cloud cover out there. we have a system which is along the east coast, spinning away for a while. it keeps the showers around. not a guarantee we will see some rain out of it. but there's a chance on thursday, friday and saturday. you might get a shower. some of you may not get a drop of rain penman think the best rt scattered showers are sprinkled everywhere. otherwise, spotty sunshine tomorrow. we really do need the rain. nichole: red sox continuing to roll today. reid: could they make it 11:00 ? ? grocery shoppers of america! take your o organics baby carrots. take your eggs. organic food is no longer just for the privileged few. now everyone can afford to go organic. o organics, josh looking ahead to aligning : their playoff rotation, the red sox were hoping for a strong outing from