haze lingers across the valley with an air quality advisory in place locally through labor day. .... here s a peak at your evening planner . actually a cooler day today with temps in the mid 80s by 9pm still a bit gusty at times ... labor day looks nice as well. some haze still possible but cooler conditions with i 6 degrees below normal in the low 90s. now let s send it over to mauricio marin live near the strip with how people in the the strip with how people in the valley are being affected by this haze. ((mauricio marin)) we just now start seeing the mountains to the west. but for most of the day from the middle of town it was hard to see because of smu in effect right now is for the smoke coming from wildfires in california. the county air quality dparment says potentially increased levels of ozone and smoke can make it dangerous for some people to be outside for a long period of time. so they re urging people with breathing or heart problems.as well as young children
can see there are tears and trying to be comforted as they began this prayer vigil at the car wash. he is going to be missed. reporter:joseph was mike s stepson. he was a vice that i needed, he meant a lot to me. reporter:fayetteville police say around 12:30 a.m., sunday morning, mansfield and two other men were inside 301 wings when they , fight in a parking lot. mansfield was beaten, suffered serious injuries, and left their unconscious. he was pronounced dead, the hospital. mike is a wonderful fellow. i don t know why somebody would want to do that to him. is a new my dad, they would have never, never do this. if they knew what kind of man he was. he would have gave them a nything. he would have helped them with vehicle, after the fight. he was the kind of man that would give you the shirt off his back and he would help anybody in need. he would pray for complete strangers. reporter:mansfield was the owner of the jesus hand car w ash, a place that helped other
cryonite by scottsdale police hours after the initial crash to help pull the car out. the driver, according to police was apparently under the influence of something, rescued by firefighters, he was sent to the hospital with some injuries. about eight hours after the initial crash, this is whats with taken out from the canal here off lincoln drive and 78th street in scottsdale police say the driver is expected to be okay. the oily telling of the scene that transpired in scottsdale early sunday morning. cbs 5 news. police are investigating the deaths of two arizona women killed when their atv s caught fire in utah. this happened in moab, 140- miles north of the arizona/utah border. destiny dixon of prescott on a path known as hells revenge first responders arrived to find the atv s in flames. both women died at the scene we are working to find out what happened inside of an apartment where investigators found a body. it happened earlier yesterday. investigators out t
and getting ready for those other games. reporter: the disappointment in the room, palpable. this is a church known for its activism in civil rights. people packed the church in support of kaepernick after he refused to stand for the national anthem. some churchgoers trading their sunday best for his jersey. i m disappointed he s not here. reporter: perhaps no one more disappointed than a group of two dozen students from mission high school who came from all over the bay area to be here. i m just kind of sad. at least he tried to come and make a stand. reporter: their teacher jeremy vasquez gave them extra credit to be here. he even brought essays the kids wrote. kaepernick, he says, let them all down. he has training camp, other responsibilities. but when you take a stand like that and make those kind of waves, the least you can do is commit to your word. he says the pressure is on kaepernick now. his protest has become bigger than football. what he s doing
thunderstorm xhans. damaging wind, too, as things have become weakened by the drought conditions. the trees, the limbs could topple over, and we could have scattered power outages, as well. coastal flood threat is going to stay mainly across coastal connecticut and rhode island, but erosion will be the main impact that southeastern massachusetts and southeastern new england will experience. here it is, still max winds of 70 miles per hour. this thing just won t stop moving north-northeast at 3 miles per hour, nearly stationary now, but it will north-northwest, and that s why we have tropical storm warnings in effect for the south coast, cape cod, the islands, and just a very southern edge of plymouth county, too. here s the latest track of hermine. monday, 8 p.m., just to our south, then starts to take a turn to the north and east, by late tuesday, weakening to 45 mile per hour wind gusts. that s a good thing. then it starts to move offshore and way out of our area here by th