. >> reporter: governor jerry brown signed a law saying law enforcement agencies must obtain a warrant to use a stingray. in 2013 it was a legal gray area. they did not have a stingray warrant in the search. it may not have been advanced enough to find him and detectives called in the fbi. kpix 5 says the feds requires a warrant to use the stingray. >> the department of justice, dea, u.s. marshals, if we are going to use it let's go through a process where we get a warrant for that. whatever we collect we -- it is good to go. >> reporter: he surrendered after the stingray pinpointed him to a two block radius. documents in this case were ordered unsealed. >> they are on call 24 hours. if it is a weekend, a kidnapping and you need to use stingrays. >> reporter: this document is still preliminary. there are still months to go before his case gets a trial date. andria borba, kpix 5. >>> this just in, sheriffs and k-9s searched for an a-- search for an escaped female prisoner in martinez. law enforcement combed the area. authorities say the prisoner escaped while being transported. she is s

i know the man with plan that is jerry brown. and intense rain and sound of it. >> very unsettled and we could see scattered thunderstorms. of course, we go to bed early friday night and sun kept waking up during the night. great lightning outside. i appreciate that weather alert and you could see we have a 6:09 sunrise. 76? and that's actually one of cooler mornings, want to see that, precursor to fall, 70 in mesquite, 74 currently in pahrump. look at radar. let's close in,un low to the south and attack from the northeast. let's close in on street and thunderstorms through the evening, 8:82 p.m., 89 at 6:00 p.m. with high in the low 90s and about a 50-50 shot for scattered storms. not everybody is going to get them but want you to know if s. >>> hearing from the trooper about quick decision. christine kim asks us how he saved the man's life. >> reporter: trooper adam welsh patrolling freeways of southern nevada. he saw how close man was death one night last march. unfolding in front of dash camera. trooper welsh to u.s. 95. >> i

. >> jim: jerry brown is joining us from the telethon room with all the phones ringing again. >> jerry: we really do. i'm honored to be part of this make a wish. look, this is a cell phone. it was ain't round when i was first born. but it is a new invention. get on your cell phone and dial. i've got a number for you. 702-642-1342. we've got to get these phones ringing. some of these volunteers have been here since 5:30 a.m. there it goes. you know them from make a wish. kids, some with chronically life threatening diseases finally get their wish. if you can donate your air miles or, you know, hard green cash we'll take that too. here is the deal. cash donations so far. we're at 25,000, almost $26,000. we're shooting for 35,000. we're looking for 2 million. we're at 735. i've noticed that for different causes. this is one of the best. are we getting any calls? >> we're hoping for some phone calls. >> what's your name? how long have you been here. >> since 5:30 this morning. >> there you go. another phone. let's get cindy on the phone. this is about the best cause i can think of off the

more to combat climate change than jerry brown. [applause] i asked him last night what do you think is your best achievement in the climate area? and here's what he said. electricity is 25% of california's power today. it will double to 50% by 2050. that is unique and it's really like special and wonderful. without further ado, would you warmly welcome the governor of the great state of california, jerry brown. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. thank you, diane. and thank all of you for being here to help us safe lake tahoe. a lot to say. let me just an end your remark there. it's 25% electricity from the sun, the wind, geothermal and other renewable sources today. [applause] it will be 50% by 2030. so we are on our way. look, as we stand here just next to the most beautiful lake in the world, we are here because, in part because of that duty, and that judy unlike other lakes in the world that become nothing but dumps and dead zones, this is still a pristine wonder. and the human imagination is so encouraged and nourished by it t

our weather authority jerry brown is with us. >> cooler weather continues. >> the nights are getting cooler and that's the nice thing. we still got heat ahead of us going into the school year, certainly monday is going to be a little toasty for kids, especially tuesday. but let's look at what transpired, from red rock resort looking to the east, you're not going to see much of a sunrise because it's obscured by all the clouds. and we morning. we can look to the west, southeast valley, a little more blue sky, clouds building over the mountain, we actually get to look at some of that sunset and clouds passing this evening. they had 1/100th of an inch of moisture, currently 81, 31% the relative humidity. currently 75?. west tech, out in that west valley it is going down into the 60s tonight, already in the 60s over at blew diamond. we're still aways to go at our downtown las vegas studios. we're at 79, 79 also at centennial and 80 in downtown, henderson, southern nevada, it's 50, pair of 7s for mes keith. 79 at boulder city a colorado river valley at laughlin. and we take a look at what

jerry brown is standing by with a look at how things are shaping up outside. >>> really it's all in the rear-view mirror. that's where the action was. 11 hours ago, you see rain drops. and the over cast with a few breaks today. generally cloud coverage suppressed at 84. medical school northeast wind just east. and 28% relative humidity. they had a tenth of an inch this morning. valley. generally midtown north. thatst where the rain was. especially over north las vegas. nothing down in henderson. and of course a lot of it was before midnight. and then the valley did get hit. you had a atmospheric low and out reach from a storm up to our north and then a third block. but not a lot going on this afternoon as you can see. just a few sprinkles out over the mountains. we're looking at a quiet evening, in fact, temperatures getting down in the 60s. it's going to get the big i'll have that forecast up ahead. gerard, and alexis, back to you. >> we'll see you shortly. appreciate it. and now a news3 crime alert two deadly shoot this morning. they're asking anyone who can help the investigation cal

jerry brown is joining us. jerry you can feel a change in the air. dryer heat today. >> weather: not bone dry yet christine. but getting there. definitely on the way. lots of sunshine. and outside chance for shower up outdoor activities do not worry about it. plan a picnic. even if it is late. here we go. view from the beautiful las vegas springs preserve. looking east. you can see sun starting to glisten off some of the strips structures. over at the springs preserve, alta and valley view, 83. and winds calm. dewpoint is 41. well we would like it lower but i tell you better than 61. which is where it was yesterday. and humidity at 22 percent. and cooler up in the northwest last night. 78 at darnall elementary. 30 percent, and 44 degrees is the dewpoint temperatures generally in the 80 to 85 degrees range here in the valley. 85 central valley. also down in green valley. humidity values, again, we would like to get these down. and they will come down. we will be back to old single digits routine through the work week. but, i think, you will see them g

california governor jerry brown has deared a state of ergency for the area. two refighters suffered minor red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays grn a fast-moving wildfire in san bernardino county has burned more than 28-square-miles in a short amount of time...causing tens of thousands to evacuate. california governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency for the blaze that started yesterday. more than 34-thousand homes are threatened by the growing flames. drought-stricken california has been hit with waves of wildfires this summer, fueled by dry conditions, heat and dead brush. before the latest blue cut fire broke out tuesday, 8,000 california firefighters had already been battling eight large wildfires across the state. and a colorado firefighter captured this incredible picture of a fire tornado near walden, colorado. crews are battling the beaver creek fire whirl-- usually occur when intense rising heat and turbulent wind condition form a vortex. the beaver creek fire started on june 19 - and isn't expected to be

so let's check in with jerry brown. >> jerry: well 2:32 a.m. that's when they woke me up. i can remember it very well. we had the thunderstorms last night. today, it's more like a seattle day. i mean, we've been watching them. then the clouds build over the mountains. let me put this in motion. you can see that the clouds were pretty much with us the entire time. and take another view up on mount charleston where they did get moisture. you will see those raindrops there. that's over at the lodge. currently temperatures are in the 80s. can you believe that? even some 70s here in the valley. much cooler than really anticipated. but that's how it is this time of year with the monsoon. tomorrow morning. we're going to be hard pressed to get thunderstorms like we had last night. but there's still a chance. we have an unstable atmosphere. it's very juicy. so we could pick up some thunderstorms overnight. even some wrap around moisture tomorrow afternoon ft you can see how widespread the watch areas are and we do have a very enhanced monsoonal flow. the action came up from the so

and news3 of course, your weather authority, we want to check in on jerry brown. we had a pretty decent storm here last night. and today is actually beautiful outside. >> temperature turned out pretty nice. i'll take 80s in august. we have some moisture through our valley this morning, but all the action, especially the light show and lightening is generally last night. and the morning, just kind of a dreary start. but then a pretty nice night as our day. this is a view from the beautiful las vegas springs preserve. look into the east. and you won't see much of a sunrise there. obscured by the clouds. plenty of cloud cover around today. and that certainly has suppressed our temperatures across the valley. take a look at the elementary. northeast valley, 89?. look at this, almost a third of an inch of rain fell. and that's since might not. dew point at 50?. relative general winds generally at nine miles per hour. and indicator bing 89? there as well. as well as elevated relative humidity and dew point temperatures. here are your rain fall figures. you can see gener

how much are they news as it happens tonight at 11:00. >> seems like jerry brown is going to new york because there's a place for all of the pokemon go players to catch a glimpse at some of the favorite characters. >> an artist painted a mural on the outside of his studio. of the craze that's been sweeping the country. the artist said it took him a week it complete this wall mural, which only a week is what i would say. look at that. >> take me a week to figure out december last year. ooting inspired by isis. in the aftermath, congressman joe heck had the chance to ban suspected terrorists from buying guns. heck voted "no." 23 times. individuals on the fbi terror watch list have purchased firearms over 2,000 times. it's not just that joe heck does nothing to stop them. it's that he's voted to let them keep doing it.... 23 times. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> lights, camera, access. >>> speculation. becomes the truth in matter of minutes. >> endlessly scrutinized for years over her appearance, renee zellweger takes a stand. personal answer, she ques

--este fin de semana el gobernador jerry brown considera la propuesta que afectara a conductores que tienen suspendidas sus licencias por manejar bajo la influencia del alcohol.. --si la ley es aprobada, las personas tendrian que soplar en los aparatos para poder encender sus autos.. paola/3shot --porque somos la autoridad en el tiempo.. pasamos con lucrecia quien tiene los detalles del reporte del clima ... lucrecia live fb lucrecia lucrecia amigos tengan todos muy buenas tardes y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 fin de semana. enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: durante la manana tenemos: bajas temperaturas y nubosidad. para la tarde subira el termometro, permanecen las nubes. y para la noche esperamos temperaturas en los rangos de: 50's =============== como usted sabe en nuestra area geografica tenemos por lo menos cinco microclimas. hoy las temperaturas maximas en: la bahia norte tenemos: 76 la bahia sur tenemos: 76 la bahia este tenemos : 72

jerry brown is here to give us a first look at if we but i'm not too worried. let's take a look at aliente, north las vegas, looking south, and boy, i mean, one after another. we have the showers early this morning. thunderstorms and then just the clouds just did not go away. as a result, we have temperatures. here in the central valley, sahara and the i-15, right by the spaghetti bowl, 84 degrees. that's 20 degrees below normal. dew point, 60 degrees. we are continuing under a flash flood watching. i'm not optimistic about rain overnight, the flood watch continues for us. it's been rescinded for parts of arizona. but you can still see a wide area of the southwest and we've had that enhanced monsoonal flow. it's continuing. although we'll start to get a drift from the southwest and that will dry us out. but in the short term, probably not too good news for southern nevada, extreme southern nevada. you can see t moisture has moved out of the valley right now. one little cell right there. but let's take a quick look at that. that doesn't look too promising. but w

california governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency in the san bernardino county. the fire has shut down major transportation routes... including the i-15 from las vegas to los angeles. the fire started tuesday morning. fire crews say it's growing at a rapid pace. here's a look at the timelapse video showing just how fast it's spread last night. the fire has destroyed nearly 35-thousand homes.

and jerry brown joins us. now jerry you were talking about another heat wave this weekend? >> weather: it will make the tourists happy on the strip. ones by the pools. they do not mind. so for us we have been there, done that. but do it again. you know what it feels like. here we go. the view from the las vegas springs preserve w brightening skies. some sun glistening off the hotel there is. and out at alta and valley view. springs preserve lovely place to be. 77 degrees. calm winds. 44 degrees the dewpoint relative humidity up a bit at 30 percent. should come down. little cooler to the southwest. southern highlands 76 degrees. 33 percent. west-northwest breeze at 10 miles an hour. generally winds below 10 degrees in the valley. you can see a mix of mid to upper 70s and 80s prevailing across the valley. and southern nevada. 75 mesquite -- or excuse me 81 down at lake mead marina. lots of people there. pahrump 73. and 69 up at indians springs. bay. kind of cool right along the coast. 86 down in phoenix. and 65 up in the salt lake valley. moisture way to the southeast. no mon

jerry brown quickly declared a state of emergency in the fire area, freeing up special resources and funds for the firefight and recovery. we do know a press conference is scheduled for 9-o'clock this morning... that's when we expect some new information about how crews plan on tackling it today. ((michelle mortensen)) >> michael, do we have any idea how many crews are working on this fire? ((michael stevens)) >> michelle, on scene. over 1-hundred engines... 8 air tankers... and 8 helicopters. and more equipment is on the way. ((demetria obilor)) i-15 is closed, both directions, through the cajon pass because of the blue cut fire. there really aren't many great alternates, sot we haven't been dealing with much in our valley. ((demetria obilor)) ((sherry swensk)) those dry gusty winds have been too hard to fight in southern ...... the winds will continue today... that area. .......... that area is so prone to fire danger. .... here at home we have lighter winds and somewhat cooler this morning. but we are seeing . but hot triple digits iwll continue for us. ((sherry swensk)) demetria,

on wednesday, senator harry reid will host president obama, california governor jerry brown, and others... for the 20-th annual lake tahoe summit. guests can expect a special performance by the killers. also on wednesday... zappos is launching its "zappos for good" event. featured speakers will be doctor brene brown and jewel. the public is invited... tickets start at 29- dollars. it'll be at the smith center. /// ((nia wong)) >>> target, apple and facebook... along with other u-s companies.. signed onto the white house's equal pay pledge. promise by employers to conduct a yearly analysis of pay by gender... as well as review hiring and promotion processes. the pledge is the latest effort by the obama administration to address the gender wage gap. according to the u-s census bureau... women in general earn 79 cents for every dollar men earn. /// ((nia wong)) >>> if patti labelle's pies weren't enough... there's more to love! the singer will be unveiling new desserts... like the peach cobbler, apple pecan cake, sweet potato loaf... and the apple cobbler. the items will be going on sale (

jerry brown quickly declared a state of emergency in the fire area, freeing up special resources and funds for the firefight and recovery. ((michael stevens)) we do know a press conference is scheduled for 9-o'clock this morning... that's when we expect some new information about how crews plan on tackling it today. let's continue our team coverage with demetria now for a look at the traffic situation on the i-15. demetria? demetria, how are the roads? i-15 is closed at the cajon pass. use ca-127 or us 95 to i-40 as southbound 215. crash at nellis and vegas valley. <<< >>> sherry, how's the weather? ((sherry swensk)) ((sherry swensk)) really see it as we look out across the valley this morning. ........... those dry gusty winds have been too hard to fight in southern california. ...... the winds will continue today... there have been fire weather warnings and hot temps across that area. .......... that area is so prone to fire danger. .... here at home we have lighter winds and somewhat cooler this morning. but we are seeing some smoke and haze. . continue for us. back to you! ((bria

but you can check out jerry brown, downtown jerry lady and gentleman? >> that's right. thank you. >> a minnesota police officer and his k-9 helped a lot of little boy find his way home. >> they were out on patrol when the aur and -- the officer and his k-9 saw the little.wandering around. he was pearing his pajamas. had no shoes. >> it worked. the dog was able to pick up the boy's scent and tracked it back to his home. police say the boy wandered out of the house while everyone was sleeping. the dog was rewarded [ricky]quality top tier gas can help engine performance. hmm,wonder what that's like... he's the real mvp! we did it,man!ha-hah! [ricky whispers]you inspire me. >>> a localman walks into his home to find a gruesome murder scene. >>> and the southwest airlines computer glitch last month continues to have lingering effects. how it cost you the next time you book a flight. taking the olympics by storm as they continue do rack up gold medals. how they are getting worldwide attention on a whole new level. >>> a man is in disbelief after he walked into his central val

govenor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency in san bernardino county. fox five has team southern california. eric hilt will join us in just a moment from an evacuation center... but first let's check in with abby theodros.... from the outskirts of the fire. this fire has been moving rapidly. two hours ago we were sitting in a thick layer of smoke- now things have cleared enough that we can show you some of the damage done here along highway 138. this fire has been moving rapidly. two hours ago we were sitting in a thick layer of smoke- now things have cleared enough that we can show you some of the damage done here along highway 138. weve wind gusts of up to seen up to 25 miles per hour. drought has made for really dry brush that easily burns. and embers flying away and causing new fires is also an issue ff are up against. road closures from i 15 all the ranchero road and 173...causing a lot of problems for commuters in both las vegas and southern california. many of the many of the thousands who were forced to evacuate... have nowhere to go. some are f

the measure is awaiting the signature of governor jerry brown. >>> tropical systems in the a atlantic and pacific. let's get to meteorologist pedram javaheri. >> it is tropical depressions 8 and 9 over the next several hours to increase to a hurricane. it will security the carolina coastline. outer banks will have storm surge and coastal erosion and heavy rainfall. it is tropical depression 9 to pull up to the east and across the big bend of florida which will become tropical storm hermine or ian. notice the rainfall is the big story with that storm system. look at this storm across the pacific. we have lester and madeleine. category three and category four respectiveliy at the heinz yan hawaiian islands when it makes landfall thursday and friday. >> pedram, thank you. turkey ratcheting up the fight against isis and syria, but the position in the war is complicating the u.s. invol involveme involvement. we'll break it all down next. >>> president obama will discuss the fight against isis when he meets with turkish leader recep tayyip erdogan when he meets with the group of 20 in china

weep keep you updated on news 3 investigators with downtown jerry brown all day tomorrow. >>> let's leave you with a little cuteness overload. >> i like the plan. newest he additions to the potter park do in lansing, michigan. it doesn't get any cuter than this, does it? >> awww. >> tey species. one a girl, one a boy born july 7. they haven't been named yet. they're getting wellness checks to make sure animals stay healthy. >> they look like raccoons slightly larger than what you might have here. they won't enter the public exhibit until late september or early october. adorable. >> no doubt about it. news 3 live. >>> outside earlier today it's >> a lot of people wondering what we can expect. should we have a wet weekend ahead of us? >> blubbingly we have the guy here with the answer. kevin is here. >> thank you so much. they cleared out by early afternoon:sun came out and the

. >> weather: this is jerry brown here in the news 3 weather center. big changes ahead for t 103 to 105 with sunny skies. few southerly breezes. otherwis >>> thanks, dylan. still to come. glued to the television watching the opening ceremony. our man craig melvin was in the stands so close to gisele. >> but first this is "today" on >>> we are back with more olympic fe craig, what is it like there? >> you know, nine days i've been here. and every day it has been just fantastic. first of all, the weather here is just perfect. we started last week in ipanema. i would say it is three miles behind me. we're on copacabana. ipanema is three miles down the road. i think we have a picture of have been taking 100 pictures a day. >> i'm living through you with instagram. this is the picture i saw. the christ the redeemer statue. pretty cool, huh? >> sheinelle, you and i know that is probably as close as i will ever get. we spent time yesterday with team usa's basketball team. carmelo anthony is the face of the we are seeing the gymnasts members come in to watch t

brown. hawaii and arizona do not observe daylight savings time. a lot of people are concerned about kids going to school. that's the biggest thing is making sure it's not dark when kids are heading off to school. that's when it's dangerous. >> interesting topic for sure. >>> personalizing your news food, pam. >> yes, need to do that -- -- feed. >> the actions being taken by facebook to make it more informative for you. >>> first, another child was hurt on a theme park ride. the condition of the child in the roller coaster involved in the accident. e accident. . >>> a string of bombings in thailand killed and injured many. the bombs were hidden inside plants on a busy street filled with restaurants and bars. it is believed they were carried out by a part of the government. >>> an earthquake struck last night. there was no threat of a tsunami. they are part of the the ring of fire where earthquakes are common. >>> a three year old boy in pennsylvania is in the hospital this morning after being

california governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency in the san bernardino county. the fire has shut down major transportation routes... including the i-15 from las vegas to los angeles. the fire started tuesday morning. fire crews say it's growing at a rapid pace. here's a look at the timelapse video showing just how fast it's spread last night. the fire has destroyed nearly 35-thousand homes. how close the flames are to the roads... as firefighters continue to battle it. officials say crews are working in difficult weather conditions.... and drought-stricken terrain. they say it's moving with an intensity they're never seen before. so far -- officials say the fire is zero percent contained. we have team coverage. fox five's eric hilt spoke to evacuees looking for shelter. chief meteorlogist ted pretty will show us how much smoke we'll see in our area... but first -- we start with fox five's abby theodros near hesperia with more on what fire crews are dealing with. this fire has been tearing through the area the last day and a half. i want to step out of the way he

look at portland, oregon today. >> weather: jerry brown here in the news 3 weather center. it is summer. we are in the desert. it will be hot today. how about 109 degrees. and 110 on sunday and monday. just to a >>> and that's your latest weather. natalie. >> we mentioned a few minutes ago, it was a nail biter for the men's basketball team barely squeaking by over serbia. he has now scored more points than any basketball player in history. he is making history as the first to compete in four olympics and a few games way of winning his third straight gold medal. that would be an olympic record. he told me that is not all he wants. >> carmelo anthony knocks it down. >> carmelo anthony is the heart of the men's >> i enjoy competing and playing basketball. >> carmelo leading the way for the u.s. >> i enjoy playing with the best players in the world. we don't get these opportunities often. i wanted to take advantage of that. >> another motivation? olympic greatness. >> anthony fires a rainbow. >> if team usa keeps winning, he is the only man in basketball history to snag three g

the governor of that state, jerry brown, declaring a state of emergency in the region. an unknown amount of structures already burned to the grounds two key routes interstate 15 and highway 138 are shut down at the moment, complicating the evacuation there. >>> deadly flooding in louisiana. 11 people lot their lives. 11. and more than 40,000 homes are under water now. the damage is extensive, we can report, a third of the state's parishes qualify for federal aid. since the weekend, 30,000 people have been rescued. nearly three feet of rain fell on parts of the state. just misery for many parts of louisiana. you can see the pictures tell the story. >> just feel so helpless. homes are under water. >>> one last hoo-rah for simone biles. the american gymnast nabbing another gold in rio. we've got the highlights next. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you m

. >>> let's check in with jerry brown. >> 108? yesterday. our saturday was a warm. 6 above normal. warmer still later on today. >> it is time to pick the crop. this week it is all about the grapes. nevada's bit kicking off a harvest. we looked to see how it's all done. >> you might think our climate would be too harsh for a grape. but this one thrives here. it will be two years before this product is ready to serve. >> we got lots of work to do. >> she doesn't mind hard work. for the winery. >> we are a drop in the bucket. we are a little boutique winery. >> but it doesn't mean low quality. the vineyard racked up 85 national rewards during this two day harvest they expect to bring >> you can see how thick the canopy is. we need the shade. >> and from there the operation moves inside. no barefoot women stomping the grapes, but the machines have been dubbed lucy. out front the real test for the winery. angela smith is here for a wine >> i was going to say the same thing. >> from a long list of choices. >> you taste like chocolate covered cherry? >> one bucket of grapes makes about tw

california governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency for san bernardino county. the so-called already grown to at least 15 thousand acres. more than eighty ?thousand residents have been forced to evacuate. two firefighters have minor injuries. and that's just ?one of three huge fires burning right now in california... the others burning more than two ?hundred structures so far. louisiana's governor has placed some parishes under curfew due to reports of looting. the state experienced the worst flooding in its history over the weekend. at least 40- thousand homes were damaged... and 11 people were killed. meanwhile... people throughout the country are offering to help the victims-- including taylor swift. she is donating a million dollars to flood relief. she kicked off her 19-89 world tour there last year. hey, honey? yes, dear? yes, dear. dish issues? cascade platinum... powers... through... your toughest stuck-on food. so let your dishwasher be the dishwasher. this turned out great. cascade. z22pnz zy6z ? ? ? this is the sweetest thing anyone's ever done. that

brown signed the legislation to raise the states entire minimum wage for everyone for $15 an hour over a period of time those movements wouldn't happen unless we place the needs of working-class families that work hard to build that consensus i'm here to join in the celebration and here to say that i'm going to be working this weekend as well as in addition the celebrating but also acknowledge the people that always serve us at the hotels and restaurants and people that are working the janitorial and building maintenance and all working class in the city we're there to be of help this will be consistent raising the minimum wage to attack affordability challenges is part of solution paid parental leave is part of the solution making sure that we work so that no one is a theft of their wages that's why your head of the department the labor enforcement is joining us with the advocates of people that earn those wages i'm saying they earn every single penny they deserve to make sure they get it in their hands that's why we announce these and make sure that everybody is prepared adequately a

jerry brown here, the weather authority. what an evening we had yesterday, it was pretty when the storms came, it was a very active evening. no doubt about that. today, again, more waiting. that has been the trend for this particular weather pattern we are in. if you look at the top of the screen, you can see the clouds, they're moving to the east. the west valley actually got clear pretty early but then you can see the clouds building over the spring mountains so there has been some moisture. meanwhile degrees, east/northeast winds at six. humidity is up there, 29 percent with a dew point of 55 degrees. that's noticeable on the far east side. no rainfall there. you can see around the valley, temperatures now in the low 90s, there. still upper 80s down in the summer lands. blue diamond one of the cooler thermometers around. indian springs, 88. 70 up on the mountain and currently 91 at boulder city. officially atlas degrees. so we could officially make 90 at the airport today. you can see, there's the moisture moving off from

we want to get to jerry brown. we have activity here in the valley in the form of rain. >> a few showers. nothing too exciting. we were looking at rain up north around 6:00. didn't think that that was going to hold together and make it into the valley. we have had a little moisture move through. let's close you could see that moisture making a run at las vegas and valley. moving from the northeast to the southwest valley. we'll close in on our doppler here. you can see the moisture has moved out into the mountains. i don't think we are going to get more behind that. the possibility of thunderstorms looms for the beginning of the workweek and for tomorrow as well. i will put that in my forecast, >>> progress to report on the blue cut fire. the department of forestry and fire protection says the blaze that has burned 37,000 acres is now 73% contained. the voluntary evacuation orders remain in place for 7,000 residents. mostly around the areas of rightwood and little creek. at the height of the fire 82,000 people were

jerry brown is with us. no flooding here as of now. >> no. >> we can get flooding at any point this time of year. >> yeah. a possibility. just a possibility. long shot, really, for moisture this week. it would be tropical in origin. we'll talk about that. first of all, we didn't have a lot of sunshine last week. plenty of it today. some clouds will build. but they are will be moving out quickly and getting a nice view of the impending sunset there. meanwhile, central valley, sahara and the 15, 101 degrees with a southwest wind at 5. humidity at 15%. that's more like it. the dew point, 47 degrees. dew points were in the 60, 65-degree range. we're definitely drying out. windmill, 101 with a charleston and the 215, east wind at 5. 18% the relative humidity. highs today, well, the airport at 104. was just about the warmest reading. we matched them at our downtown studios here, 103 in the paradise corridor. 102 in the northeast valley by nellis. you can see current readings in the upper 90s. even mid-90s. palo ve

governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency. homeowners in parts of southern louisiana are beginning the heartbreaking task of cleaning out their flooded homes. floodwaters have started to recede in some areas. but the water is rising in other places downstream. so far, the flooding has killed 11 people.. and damaged at least 40-thousand homes. in one county alone.. 80-percent of the buildings have some type of water damage. new this morning.. liz cheney is the winner of wyoming's g-o-p primary for the state's only house seat. the daughter of former vice president dick cheney beat seven challengers. her campaign focused on national security, and rolling back federal regulations affecting wyoming's beleagured coal industry. cheney has a good chance of winning republicans outnumber registered democrats in wyoming, more than three-to-one. tough news this morning for red-line commuters. metro - just extended safetrack surge-7. the transit agency also added several weekend closures. metro tells us the changes are needed to address tr

jerry brown, it's been a very nice weekend thus far. >> we may see what we've seen again this week. as we have some tropical moisture to talk about gerard, this is going to be like cold, silver bronze. we're going to have changes. some people like it like it was today, sunny and hot. some people like the clouds, some people like the moisture. we could possibly get them this week. i think we are going to get cooler temperatures this week. let's go over one of our henderson cameras. lake immediate and warm springs. this is -- look at this bright sunshine today. central valley, 101?, southwest winds at five. this is nice. the relative humidity, 11% in the betweens. tweens. a little warmer on the east side. 105?. can call 95 cool on the west side at charleston. 105-106. 106 at our downtown studios. other than, summerlin did not make it out of the 90s for which i'm sure they were grateful. currently 95 out at pal low veer day. 103 downtown las vegas. 103 downtown 99 in north las vegas. 70 up at the mount charles is to be lodge. we look over at eastern clark county. it's 100 in boulder ci

governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency surrounding the san bernardino county. several wildfires continue to burn across the state. the governor previously called state of emergencies in northern and central california on monday. it is a fifth straight year of drought. dry conditions have been feeding fuel to the fire. it has killed eight people and destroyed hundreds of homes. the worst may still be ahead. southern california's traditional fighter season is not begin until the autumn. catherine: staying in the united states but looking to louisiana. search and rescue operations are still underway amid floods that have left at least 11 people dead. state officials say around 40,000 homes have been damaged. authorities are searching for bodies as well as survivors. it is the worst in louisiana's history. are now officially a major disaster status. 60,000 people have signed up for emergency assistance. moving to turkey, where more than 2000 people have been fired today, including police, members of the military, and employees of the technology authority. authoriti

govenor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency in san bernardino county. fox five has team

many are staying in shelters, california governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency. >>> staid a yellow weather alert day -- today is a yellow weather alert day. here is first alert weather. >> we know it's supposed to be hot during this time of year. we could hope r quite as hot. >> we are going to go in the right direction. in the meantime, we are in to rarefied air. if you are scoring at home, today was the 7th day in a row with the temperature of 95 degrees or higher. you might say, this is the 8th day. the record is 12. 8 is not too shabby. live look outside, ow lye michael and son weather cam 93. dew points in the low 70s. winds northeast at 3. the radar, imagine this earlier, the severe watch trimmed, no longer covers hagerstown, a possibility of one being issued or east, covering the metro area. right now, nothing. all the storms are primarily west of i-81, couple of exceptions, storms moving throug building again, out towards burkley springs and hancock, this one the frederick, heavy rain. it's got big time heavy rain. if you are traveling i-70, up 270, clarksburg, ar

===take vo=== jerry brown and hi >>> california real estate isn't what it used to be. just ask the governor. jerry brown and wife, ann, asking $2.6 million for their japanese inspired home in the oeb oakland hills. it has a view. after three months on the market, it sold last week for less than the asking price. the "l.a. times" says the browns agreed on $2.3 million, actually slightly less than what they paid for in 2007. >>> >> you don't hear that too often. >> no. >> with real estate. >>> the raiders haven't made the playoffs since they were in the super bowl 14 yore years ago. it's been a long drought. >> it has been. a lot of people think that will change this year and starts in wine country. nbc bay area's colin resch joins us from raiders training camp in napa. >> reporter: day five of raiders training camp where optimism abounds. derek carr as jovial as a kid who just got his first bike. the offense, good last year. they expect to be great this year. the defense, a year older, a year wiser, and with the addition of pass rush specialist bruce irvin expecting to

but slightly cooler weather in the forecast, when will that >>> jerry brown in the weather center. it was a scorcher today. it started off clear. we did pick up some clouds. they're drifting out, our skies will be mainly clear tonight. currently 106 in our downtown studios with southwest wind at five. very dry. 9%. the relative humidity, as you southern nevada. 110 down in laughlin. 104 in pahrump. 109 in overton to 107 in mesquite, here in the valley, take a look, 107 southeast las vegas. in summerlin. look at these highs, 112, sunrise 111 at our downtown studio, also southeast las vegas. even summerlin, usually the cooler they are mom tor made it and officially for las vegas, we tied a record last set back in with 111? the low of 82. it's our tenth day above normal this month and that said saturday, should have said today. 105 current temperature. and 108 in las vegas proper officially 91 up in re know. and you can see our skies are clear. we had a few clouds. i show you that drifted in from the southwest. b our east. and tonight we're going to be warm and dry. generally in the l

jerry brown standing by. what happened? because i thought we were sort of on our way out from the sort of extreme heat. but umm, another wave this weekend. >> this was supposed to be hot. i think we're going for 109 today. it came in at 108. close enough. and there was one elevens. wait until you see t the east side of the valley. we could set a record tomorrow. we have cooler air, but you'll have to wait for at least midweek to get it. and it's only relatively cooler. there's your setting sun a. few clouds over the mountain. you'll see a few clouds, again blow up and kind of dissipate. no big deal going on. we were in the sunshine here in the valley blazing sunshine. it's currently 101 out at the springs preserve. winds are calm. 11% relative humidity, there's on the west side, the dawson school in at 100. 11%. and to the far south are las vegas rv, that's saint roads and las vegas boulevard, 105. they were up until at least 109 today. 10% the relative humidity. look at these guys. with un-hun 11 down by san boy stadium. 1

jerry brown is here to give us a first look at if we but i'm not too worried. let's take a look at aliente, north las vegas, looking south, and boy, i mean, one after another. we have the showers early this morning. thunderstorms and then just the clouds just did not go away. as a result, we have temperatures. here in the central valley, sahara and the i-15, right by the spaghetti bowl, 84 degrees. that's 20 degrees below normal. dew point, 60 degrees.

. >> this picture shows lance bass, shayza and -- jerry brown? help me out. the guy got together for a birthday party. and if you don't know, now you i know. >> one of the fans -- >> when i grow up, i want to be as cool as those guys. i've been in so much pain since they split. [laughter] >> no. this is edward cortez born in chihuahua, mexico, he immigrated to the u.s. and was proud to serve our country in world war ii. he settled in nevada, became a baker and raised a family. his story isn't unique. america has always been a place where through hard work and perseverance generations have made a better life for themselves and their families. this is my grandfather, and i'm proud to approve this message. . >> tonight on the olympic zone. some say the future of u.s. boxing is in the hand of this undefeated teenager. he is out to prove that in rio, the future is now. plus. >> what i did in london was miraculous. medal a year after a bomb took his sight. but brad snyder, that was only the start of his road back. >>> and joe martin hits the streets with rio with i

. >>> we want to check in with jerry brown in the weather center. this fire is a reminder that conditions are dry in the valley. >> we are going to keep an eye okay. it's going to be hot, no doubt about that. let's take a look at our weather bug stations. central valley, sahara and i-15, 88?. southwest winds, 3 miles per hour. the humidity is back down into the teens, 39?. the dew point way down from what it was last week. north las vegas 89? middle school, 87?. more humid, 21% with a dew point of 24?. look at some highs today. you know what? my fault. we went on after midnight. i had the highs for yesterday. they have rotated around. but take my word for it, it was 105 to 106 on the east side of the valley. of the 90s yesterday. current temperatures 67 on the mountain. mesquite 92 and bolder city 89. currently 95?. 91 at the top of the hour at mccarran airport. skies are clear and they will remain so tomorrow. le here from the fires. monsoonal moisture way to the east. our next weather system will be tropical in origin. tropical storm, 50 miles per

. >> reporter: this summer governor jerry brown psyched sb277 into law. that gets rid of california's personality belief exemption that some parents had been exercising in order to allow their children to get into school without having vaccinations, but with the start of the new school year that law means that students are going to be required to collect all vaccination records or children will be sent home. they have been rolling out information for students and parents to make sure shotters are up to date in order to guarantee an orderly start of the school year, but it was estimated 4,100 stunts stunneds in at the system was not current on vacations. now -- on vaccinations. more than a thousand student have now updated their records. students with appointments in the next few days will be allowed to tend the first day of stool. there will be a thousand students or so who may be turn away tomorrow. >> unfortunately if you walk in tomorrow and haven't presented immunizations prior or don't of. the tomorrow, we went let you get in class. we want our kids

here's jerry brown. >> there's been some very heavy rain around our area. not necessarily in the valley. you can see the flash flood warnings to the southeast and southwest. they are in effect through -- through about 10:00 this evening. now, here's the mass of moisture. let's close in. this looks pretty ominous, circulating down from the north. not sure they are gonna make it over the mountains but we have had some moisture already here in the valley. the spring mountains have gotten a pretty good close, about 4/10 up at mount charleston. you can see stuff starting to work its way into the valley northwest valley up there as moisture has moved in, generally west of the 15. much of it has dismated. but we've got more up to the north and it should be a very active next couple of hours. we'll update you on it throughout this broadcast. back to you. >> sounds good. thank you. >>> hillary clinton's running mate came to las vegas today. it's the second time in five days we've seen a candidate republican. mike spence was here last year. tim kain at the mirage. an

b3 let's start with jerry brown. at times he could smell the smoke in the air but it has cleared up quite a bit tonight. >> jerry: it has indeed went has picked up. this was of you this morning. this is looking east from over and at pahrump. and heis overlook. you can't even really see the mountains this morning down in henderson but you can see it clears out rather noticeably. wind speeds at top right now are 10 to 15 miles an hour. 11 miles an hour down in southeast las vegas. and generally blowing from the southwest although they are starting to swing west southwest. directions will play a part in this. is looking like we're talking overnight from this fire. here is a nasa image you can see the smoke headed in our general direction. it certainly impacted our air quality. moderate now for smoke and dust and of course ozone as you would expect. overnight we're looking at areas of smoke possible. otherwise mainly clear. chance for some smoke tomorrow morning. i think the big story will just be there temperatures. we

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jerry brown has a look at the conditions right now. >> that's right. we were talking after the olympics about the possibility into our valley. that was the case. here's a view from sky canyon. , the extreme north valley. it did clear up. nothing to worry about. the upper air patterns are not conducive to bringing it in tomorrow. here is the view and you can see things have cleared out. this is down in henderson. so the pilot fire, there it is. you can see north of san bernardino right along fire. tomorrow our winds will be blowing from the south. you can see all of the moisture to our east now. doesn't look like there's anything down here but when you go further south, you see tropical storm javier. that will be moving unto the north. how will that impact our weather? and i will answer that ahead in my main weather -- weather presentation. >>> friends and family learning three people were killed in a crash. >> five people were in the car. two are in the hospital. sergio avila shows us how the local family is being remembered. >> reporter: in a split se