17. the desert drive times on i 17 southbound, just about 10 minutes here and you ll see slowing around the durango curve. let s look at the delays on the 10 in the west valley beginning at 83rd avenue from the adot camera, and you can see between 75th and 67th, that s probably going to be the heaviest spot but it doesn t easy up until you hit the tunnel or so. a look at the east valley drive in a few minutes. mallory, thank you. an apology year iss in the making after 23 dogs died at a valley boarding facility. abc15 s katie conner is joining us with more, and katie, this case has gone back and forth so many times. reporter: and it has dragged the 23 families along. 23 dogs died at a boarding facility and the owners say wire that cut power to the ac. and fast forward two years later they are expected to sign a plea deal today, serve 23 days in jail and 2 more than 200 hours of community service and will read an an apology in court and they cannot have any animals or wo
by the end of the weekend a tuesday. as this occurs, temperatures will fall dramatically! high temperatures for monday will range between 93 and 97 degrees with local areas in the upper 80s by tuesday lasting clear into thursday! winds will be a expected monday and tuesday. gusts could reach upwards of 40 mph so take it easy on the more than 24 hours after kids were screened and cleared for mercury they are not getting the answers they need. 13 action news reporter parker collins is live at walter johnson junior high officials where the epa will be back out today. parker? there will be no students here - as the school remains closed today. last night. ccsd met with parents. but things quickly got out of control. 6:08:42 they re not going to was a waste of time! the meeting was supposed to be an open house. epa officials were there too. there was a lot of yelling and talking over one another. many parents we spoke to didn t get the answers they wanted. specifically where exact
far south. it will probably put on the brakes near tahoe, truckee. it s close. and we mentioned this, windy and cooler and the sierra could easily get thunderstorm activity. i ll deal it with on monday. there are a couple of forecast models that drift that back a little bit more to the west, and if that s the case, maybe lake county, napa, solano, contra costa, might get a shower or two. might. probably not. but windy and cooler for sure. fog is there. some will burn off sooner today. the breeze, they call me the breeze, west southwest 13, it was much stronger yesterday. that s a sign it will be a little bit warmer for inland temps. peninsula upper 50s, low 60s. san mateo at 57: fog will give away to sunshine. from the north, the system will drop in but not until monday or tuesday. 60s, 70s, 80s, a couple of 90s. that was any traffic jams for you. i did the jj kale version though. did i hear you say there s a system called an inside slider. that s what we call them. whe
memory lives on. students were treated to a special presentation with local firefighters, police and military members..who hand- delivered books to fifth graders.the book is the little white truck with the big mission. the story follows a milwaukee vietnam veteran and retired battalion chief who drove to new york to recover a piece of world trade center steel.that piece of history is now at the war memorial center. in addition to the book- kids also heard first-hand accounts of where our local first responders wehe they got to ask questions. organizers say it s so important the future generation understands that tragic part of history. to honor and respect the lives lostnd promote unity going forward. 46:34 it need not be somber, angry, vitriolic. it need not be those things. but we do need to remember and celebrate their lives and we do need to recognize and honor all of the brave men and women behind me and their organizations and standing those posts every single day //
just got their hands on this ohio department of agriculture report. confirming their suspicions that toxic chemicals may have made workers sick. they allowed the spraying of the extremely toxic chemicals. they found that the exterminator literally sprayed the insecticide on chairs that were meant for cracks. pictures from the department of agriculture investigation show a bucket of site meant to control bees outside. that got mixed up with this bedbug package. and i hit that with my hands. out of joy and frustration and that i was, i thought that i could validate it and their concerns from day one. reporter: but they say that members of the public, they were also exposed on february 19 for up to 40 minutes before closing. in this office to know? correct, they have a right to know. if i became ill and i didn t know why. reporter: and they did not respond to the multiple requests for comments today. the social security administration, they also did not respond to my