there was another burning man of sorts happening in new mexico. why the tradition is meant to bring hope to the people of santa fe. good morning i m jason feinberg and i m maria silva in for monica and i m maria silva in for monica jackson welcome to fox5 news this morning. first - les krifaton joins us with a quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. labor day monday promises to be sunny with light winds along with daytime temperatures that remain below seasonal. temperatures will start to build back to seasonal to above seasonal by next weekend. high pressure remains our primary source for the sunny conditions. we are keeping tabs on north off the west coast of south america. newton will spread some clouds into southern nevada by thursday. the uv index for monday is 8 of very high. here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps ba
yesterday when fwc officers gave us a tour, some of the currents strong enough we re told to sweep you away. we re also looking at families struggling to get around. no choice but to wade through the flooded streets. and that water not clean at all. as far as why some people refuse to leave we spoke to one woman who lives down the street here. said her home is not flooded yet. they are going to try and wait water, good news, it s starting to subside, we re down a little but officials say it could be up to one week before everybody can get back safely in their homes here in this community. live in pasco county, james tully, abc action news. as the clean-up process continues hernando county is offering some help with it. the waist department there is offering curbside storm debris removal in coastal communities center in spring hill will also be open 9:00 to 5:00. governor rick scott is sending extra help to tallahassee to help get the power back on after hermine. more th
in the spaghetti bowl. 13 action news reporter parker collins joins is with what police found and the latest on the search for the shooter. parker adlibs pk parker adlibs a woman has died after she was hit by a motorcycle in north crossing near lake mead and civic center around 8-30 last night when she was hit. she was taken to u-m-c where she later died. the motorcyclist was also taken to the hospital with minor injuries. police don t believe alcohol or and they say the woman wasn t using the crosswalk when she was hit. this morning, police continue investigating an apparent murder- suicide in henderson. police found a couple dead inside a home around 6 last night near highlands parkway and democracy. detectives say both of them had gunshots wounds. the couple appears to be in their late 30s or early 40s. officers were orginally called to the home to do a welfare check. they had been to the house once dispute. overnight british airways travelers waited in long lines at airp
face on camera, but says since his son s death the only explanation the family s gotten came via inmates. those inmates down there said he was acting erratically. he was flooding the toilet and throwing paper in there. police tell 12 news that prompted jailers restrict thomas access to water. the medical examiner says there were no injuries to his body, but biochemistry testing revealed profound dehydration. his dad is devastated. i m saying he shouldn t have ever been there in the first place. mental complex getting treatment. the family is talking to a lawyer and milwaukee police are , conducting the investigation to avoid a conflict of interest. the jail is run by the sheriff s office. he won t comment till all investigations and potential lawsuits are completed. joyce: as we said the m.e. ruled , the death a homicide. that doesn t necessarily mean a crime was committed. determine if anyone should face criminal charges. kathy: the family of an illinois woman who d
drought. d.e.s. is now urging all residents to conserve water will you live in a drought area or not. don t water your rain at this point. don t water your lawn. take short showers. spread out your water use during the day. reporter: they also recommend repairing leaking toilets, replacing washing machines if they are 10 years or older to more efficient models. in exeter there s a mandatory water restriction in place and the town is working on implementing fines for those who don main water sources, is down five feet. the first violation is a written violation. second violation would be a $100 fine, and a third violation would be a $500 fine and water shutoff. reporter: fines in exeter will start being issueded in about four weeks, the drought management team will be met again next month. kristen carosa, wmur news 9. cascade mountain. crews from the state and federal forest service are pumping water out of an old reservoir, to try to put out the flames. almost two acre