but jerry wanted to do more. and so it didn't surprise laura when jerry decided to join the aetna hook and ladder company in newark, delaware, as a volunteer firefighter. for ever a decade jerry juggled his fighter fighting abilities with a career in financial services and a new family that would include ben and josh. it didn't surprise laura when after 12 years of volunteering jerry would no longer ignore his true calling. he gave up his job in financial services to work full time with the wing ton fire company. from day one jerry jumped at the chance to take every call that came in on his shift. because of this, the firefighters called jerry a dynamo and sometimes his determination to get the job done right would leave jerry draped in insulation from an attic while everyone else's gear was nearly clean. those were mischievous days running around in kansas weren't far off. around the firehouse jerry was known as a prolific prankster. friends would recall he often would pull a prank, sit back and watch in waiting

everybody loves jerry lewis... the script that convinced him to end his 20 year break from the silver screen. the exclusive interview -- next on the valley's news leader./// <<< voice over: "you're [ cellphone ringing ] it's just another scandal from danny tarkanian. tarkanian was the corporate lawyer for those with an elaborate scam that tricked hundreds of seniors into donating to fraudulent charities, totaling millions. and when a shady tarkanian deal went bust, he refused to pay back $17 million, why would we ever send danny tarkanian to congress? >>> comic genius jerry lewis turned 90 this year -- and most of his time on this planet has been in front of an audience. the las vegas local returns to the silver screen for the first about his latest project and what else he has up his sleeve: <<< (( jerry lewis: i've received somewhere between 20-30 scripts a year ... and its rare that you see one that stops you cold. )) hollywood legend jerry lewis stopped in his tracks when he read the script for max rose -- and

he's jerry lewis. >> jerry lewis has more than five dozen movies and an oscar to his credit. >> are you working? >> yes. all the time. >> the labor day legend, jerry lewis, later this "sunday morning." >> pauley: space, the final frontier. is where the star trek saga has been unfolding for the past half century. and as of now at least there's no end in sight. as faith salie can attest. >> star trek, pop culture phenomenon is celebrating its 50th birthday this week. quite an achievement for a show that was almost forgot glenn we were on for three years then we were cancelled. that was the end of it. >> you thought. >> so i thought. >> the not so final frontier later on "sunday morning." about one of the world's oddest but cleanest past times. >> folks this speed queen is top of the line. but i don't know if i'd call it collectible. >> these guys do. >> what's that? >> washing machines are their passion. >> they have burping action. for me i've always been fascinated with these machines. >> meet these magnificent men and their washing machines, later on "sunday morning." >> pauley: mo roc

sunday is coming up starting to wake up jerry. >> jerry: i've beenke while. trying to think about navigating i-15 today make you want to go back to sleep but here we've got the sun rising as you can see 6:26 am the official time i think it's going to pick out of their wares at? it should pick out. 70 degrees on strip in america mile shot westwind at two prominent 2.98 over 30 inches far side 63 degrees and 68 down south college and the 95 in henderson. take a look at our skies and all clear but i want to point out something look at the cloud system to move up from old mexico. a tropical storm down there low pressure off the coast and all of that could give us some rain this week maybe a thunderstorm as early as tuesday. my main forecast will be an interesting one. today i mean not a little hot by september standards 85 midmorning, 96 midafternoon hit a high of about 99 i mean it's not impossible we could hit triple digits again at 100 96 by early evening and overnight again and back down into the 60s. that's the nice thing about september get the cooler morni

jerry spoke to news channel 8's ryan hughes right after he exited the plane. ryan, this was a harrowing ordeal for him. >> reporter: good morning. jerry and a number of other passengers gathered here at the couple hours ago and they had a scary story to tell. listen-- >> everybody was scared to death. we're all good. >> reporter: this is video taken inside and the american airlines plane by a passenger after flight 574 touched down at tampa international airport around midnight. as mentioned, wfla daytime host jerry was onboard the flight from phoenix to florida. the plane was close to touchdown when jerry the plane then cruised at a low altitude for a little while and circled around the bay area. and then the flight crew had an ominous warn, there was a problem with the landing gear and everyone onboard had to prepare for the worst. >> we were given the full brake crash brace mode instructions with flight attendants screaming at us at how to do the it. okay, people, cross your arms and put your head down and when we say brace, you brace. so as we were getting

our jerry penacoli, the host of daytime right here on news channel 8 was onboard that jerry tells us that the plane's left side landing gear would not activate and flight attendants had passengers brace for a crash landing. fortunately, at the 11th hour, the malfunctioning landing gear engaged and the plane landed safely. no one was hurt. passengers however had to deplane from portable staircases on the tarmac. hear from passengers onboard the flight coming up in about 15 minutes. >>> the u.s. department of justice is looking into the filed. this happened in tulsa, oklahoma. the police department there just released video from the encounter. we're going to show you but we warn you, you may find this graphic. >> that looks like a bad dude too. got to be on something. >> which are they saying? >> they are facing westbound. i think he may have just been tasered. >> shots fired. >> this is video from a police helicopter showing terrance crutcher unarmed walking away from officers with his hands raised. and according p not comply with commands and reached inside and his vehicle. that's wh

jerry was headed back to the florida from california. f0 he has a harrowing story and as he made his way off the plane, he talk the pilot and flight attendant. >> did our training. followed our training just like anybody would. >> you did an amazing job. and we're so grateful. >> thank you very much. >> the crew >> reporter: an amazing story. and now this is video of the plane on the tarmac here at tampa international airport where maintenance crews changed a blown tire. jerry said something was wrong when the plane went to land but the pilot suddenly pulled up. and then the plane circled around the bay area for quite a while. the pilot explained that the indicator light went off showing a problem with the landing gear. jerry says he could hear that problem as well. the plane's landing gear was not engaging. we heard the mechanism under the plane going -- [ making noise ] >> like something was trying to release and it wasn't. and then we started to get curious. >> reporter: the flight crew screamed for everyone onboard to brace upon land

jerry brown with weather authority. if you like summer, you better get your last fix in this weekend, right? >> weather: officially, astronomically this is the last weekend of summer. fall begins next thursday morning. i think, we will have a few warm weekend. but it may be the 100 degrees. although i am not saying that will happen. it will be up in the ballpark. we have a 6:25 sunrise. look at this from red rock resort with camera pointed east. nice flush of color in eastern sky. as things brighten up. currently down on the strip. where it is always bright with lights. 70 degrees. the winds are calm. 22 percent. that figure will come down. comfortable today. noticeably cooler as you move east of the strip. 62 over at washington and eastern. humidity elevateed there quite noticeably. again that will come down. as you move west mid 60s at buffalo lake mead. saint elizabeth, dewpoint of 31 degrees. 64 at the downtown studio. 67 downtown henderson. summerlin palo verde high at 65. and we look around southern nevada, easter

jerry's is the only local truck that has entered. here's a big challenge. a lot of this is about what you can see. because people can't necessarily get out and taste all of these sandwiches throughout the country. that might be quite a mission if you want to take that on. the point is to use an english muffin. jerry's made what they call the brit's muff sandwich. >> this is the first partnership with a national company. i'm not like, let's get in a contest every single week. it does take time and effort, especially developing recipes, et cetera. our core business is serving our customers. it's fun. it's a fun experience. >> he goes from being laid off to now on the national stage with his food truck. the online contest starts today, jerry's food truck and travels around the area. a lot of time to corporate events. sometimes by drexel's campus at 33rd and arch. you can always find out where they are through jerry's food truck social media there. and we tweeted out a link to the contest as well. live in center city, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> i could use a

and we can show you all the food we're serving. >> jerry: we were talking about food. we saw the lamb. >> rice pilaf. we have lamb sliced. we have spinach pies. we have pesta cheese and pita bread. >> jerry: and you've got donuts covered in honey. >> this is our greek style donut. it is basically a donut hole covered with honey goodness. >> reporter: we're going have dancers here at five. this is nonprofit. i want to emphasize that. you've been here forever. >> festival has gone on 44th year. we started out at the sahara and riviera. then we moved to the premise here. we have like i said ten wrfl ache -- wonderful acres. it all goes to support the greek orthodox community here in las vegas and southern nevada. >> jerry: the face that launched a thousand ships was greek. i think you should come down maybe reed launch a thousand calories or two. what a way to go. [ laughter ] . >> reed: all right. i want her to be my new best she would take care of me. thank you so much. >>> still to come, a town built on the history of witchcraft could be taking a new turn. >> marie: wh

and jerry talked to ryan hughes right after he exited the plane. that was a harrowing ordeal for him. >> reporter: a very scary morning for many people onboard penacoli. they gathered here not too long ago and told us their stories. we also talked to one woman who happened to record the immediate aftermath on her cellphone. watch here. >> everybody was scared to death. we're all good. >> reporter: this is video taken inside and the american airlines plane by a passenger. you can see little by boy there overcome with y. flight from phoenix, arizona here to florida. the plane was close to touchdown when jerry explained the pilot quickly pulled up. the plane then cruised at a low altitude for around an hour and circled around around the bay area. and then the flight crew had an ominous warn, there was a potential problem with the landing gear and everyone onboard had to prepare for the worst. >> we were given the full brake crash, brace mode instructions screaming at us at how to do it. i mean, they were in, you know, full crash mode. okay, people you

jerry cook: ive installed high density cameras theyre 7/24. they cover the entire front of my house. my neighbors homes. so if it happens again their will be consequences. thats all i can say. truck case is closed you can see those cameras from out side of the home right here...he says he hasnt had any issues since he's installed them but he feels a little more at rest knowing he cook says he plans to file a second police report on his front windows that were shot at toss to weather we stay on the cooler side of average for thursday with a high of 90 degrees. average high is 95, that drops to 94 friday and for the weekend. we'll stay in the low 90s with 92 on friday afternoon. the weekend will features some warmer air with highs in the mid 90s. we will stay in the mid to upper 90s as we head through the early and middle part of next a man died this thursday with a high of 90 degrees. average high is 95, that drops to 94 friday and for the weekend. we'll stay in the low 90s with 92 on friday afternoon. the weekend will features some warmer air

the big holiday for us here in nevada. >> thanks jerry. now let's check in with randy howe and sports. >> $10 million up for grabs in the fedex chapel. rory mcilroy was a long but ryan moore on the 8th hole, three out of five holes he had birdies, had a share of the lead. rory mcilroy was running out of holes. 130 yards out and he dropped that for an eelg. are you kidding me? -- and eagle. rory mcilroy's second shot, ballgame all over. ryan moore, new york city down the birdie to make a six foot shot for the title. rory mcilroy had to go to another playoff hole, two playoff holes later, ro ryan, he knocks down a 16-footer. rory can't believe it. rory had to hit 17-foot putt. >> as i start at the start of the day, all i wanted to do was concentrate on this, the tour championship. i couldn't control what anyone else did, i just needed to play in regulation, i played with ryan, he's playing fantastic and has done over the past few months. i just wanted to go out there and you know, play the way i've been playing. i've played really well this

jerry. >> we almost made it into triple digits, a few stations did, but 99 the official reading. we're going down, way down. >> a two-year-old is caught in the middle of mixup, little harper got a $75 ticket for littering after they found her flame on an envelope. they believe the envelope somehow fell out of their trash. >> just because you found a piece of mail on the ground >> there obviously needs to be common sense layered into this system somewhere. >> public works stopped by her home on friday and said they would drop the ticket. >>> 5.6 magnitude quake in oklahoma city, shake went for a full minute and was felt in seven different states. the hardest hit was the small town of pawnee, where a number of buildings and structural damage. one person had minor injuries. the u.s. geological society said there were after shocks registering as high as 3.6 magnitude. let's toss it to jerry to see how cooler temperatures are sticking around. >> we are going into winter, and all, henderson, lake mead parkway, i'm going to put this into motion, next few hours, see how shaky the camera

dave and i and jerry hinson had never met before that day. to get acquainted after something like that was really interesting. and a musing -- and a moving experience for me to go to jerry hinson's home and see his family and to know that it was like -- it's one of those "it's a knowrful life" moments, to he wouldn't have been there if not for dave tarantino and i and moment,t serendipitous that we happen to find him and happened to be the right guys to get him out and a happy ending that would never have occurred. that wonderful family ending and embracing this wonderful man never would've occurred. there's many ironies. jerry hinson had flown multiple missions over vietnam and only to die at a desk in the pentagon would have been the irony of it all. but he didn't, thank goodness. this quadrennial defense report was turned in. i was glad to be a part of it. even more poignant to me is what happened over the ensuing 12 months at the pentagon. at the pentagon for another 18 months after the pentagon. i had another two or there. and every day,

dy how has your sports. >>> jerry brown is your weather authority. you promised good weather and you delivered. >> jerry: will take it beatles triple digits were suffering under. take the 85 to 90 not a bad temperature range especially when you start the day in the 60s. weaving got some upper 50s around the valley from the red rock resort over the last hour you can see a flash of color in the eastern sky. we are looking at a sunrise officially at 6:31 this morning on the west valley how about that 58. charleston 215 open the windows and turn off the ac this morning. westwind at seven humidity is elevated it will be coming down local high the parameters 30 point oh five higher still at our downtown las vegas studios that life is beautiful festival.currently 68 degrees so 10 degrees warmer than over on the west side. in the middle down in henderson pecos and warm springs 64 degrees winds are calm. we still have a 70 paradise quarter and southeast las vegas down by san boyd stadium a few 70s on the southeastern side of the valley but you can see the low

jerry: they said, we've had internal discussions. if you'd be willing to surrend rights, we could work with you on the project. ((george knapp)) giving up the grazing and water rights would in effect mean giving up the property itself. pickens was stunned, and decided soon after that the momument would not open in 2016 for visitors, knowing blm would never allow it. pickens: the blm, the interior department have blown up stories and created fabricated issues that simply don't exist. the only thing i can say is, i feel sorry for them. >>> ((george knapp)) >> the mustang monument opened for a period last year and high-end tourists, especially foreign visitors, loved it. mrs pickens already had reservations lined up for this year but she never opened, because blm wouldn't allow her to move forward and also because of opposition from elko county officials and residents. we'll have that t ((dave courvoisier)) >>> a jury has sentenced michael solid to life in prison with the possibility of parole. solid killed marcos arenas in 2013 while t

jerry tells me, he could hear it as well. listen-- >> initially the left side of the plane's landing gear was not engaging. engaging. and then we started to get curious. >> reporter: the flight crew screamed for everyone onboard the plane to brace upon landing. they got into crash positions but thankfully they landed safely. the landing gear did deploy but as mentioned, the right tire blew. we're told that passengers onboard flight 574 had to go down mechanical stairs that were brought out to the plane and then they were bussed here to the baggage area where many had to wait another hour to get their bags. thankfully after ordeal, everyone is fine but again, very dramatic for the people onboard this flight. back to you. >> absolutely. so unsettling. you can only imagine the relief they felt when they were on the ground and everything was fine. >> and to hear they were saying good-bye. thank you. >>> this was the second flight these passengers were supposed to board. the first was canceled due to mechanical errors. >> news cha

jerry's food truck, jerry's kitchen is trying to win thomas's english muffin's breakfast battle. 50 food trucks are competing to win a grand prize of $25,000. jerry's is the only local truck entered. here's the big challenge. a lot of this is about what you see. people can't necessarily taste all of these sandwiches. the point is to use an english muffin in all of this. you're see something of that sandwich there. quite tasty, i might add. jerry made the brits's muff sandwich, cheese saws, pep ares, egg and a potato pancake. the truck's owner said it took some time to create something different. >> we took on challenge. we wanted it to be approachable and interesting but funky as well. we're a modern american truck. we like things funky on our truck. >> the online contest starts today. it lasts through mid-october. again, this is all online. jerry's food truck, they travel around. sometimes they are on drexel's campus over at 33rd and arch, if you want to find them. try it out for yourself. you can find them on social media. live in center city, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> 4:36. patri

>>reporter: jerry started daniels caravan. >> we provide free transportation to kids with cancer and other life- threatening illnesses to and from appointments. >>reporter: jerry helps them get to children's hospital in aurora from loveland >> it's been a help and a blessing from god, picking them up and bring them back in picking them up again. the past 2 1/2 months has been a blessing. >> she is dedicated and sits here waiting for them to finish their appointments or she can take them home. >>reporter: jerry does the >> days a week, surviving on donations and a willingness to make a difference. >> maybe we sing a silly song a lot of times the parents will take a nap and for the duration they are in the car they do not have to worry about anything. >>reporter: for transporting the brave and helping so many families, look here, denver 7 and trusted choice the independent insurance agents of colorado would like to nominate you as an everyday hero. congratulations. good work. more than 200,000 miles on it. if you know someone that can help her out with a newer this is definitely not so

bill hanna and joe barbera with the creation of the "tom and jerry" cartoon. by 1960, abc purchased a new series about a family living in the stone-age. "the flintstones" became the first-ever animated cartoon to air in prime-time. "thursday night on abc everybody rocks with the flinstones." "that little invention will make me the first man to take off into the blue." the first episode called li september 30, 1960. like what would happen often in its six season run, fred and barney would spend the half- hour getting in and out of trouble. "wilma look. isn't that fred and barney?" "stone age people walking around in bare feet, carrying a briefcase or wearing a hat or whatever puts them wherever you want to put them. and also, it's a great leveler, all over like in 87 countries. they speak in swedish. they speak in spanish but the thing about it is when they show up on the screen everyone has a kind of a simpatico with them because they're not rich people. they're not poor people. they're just the middle of the road. they have daily problems of getting fired, ge

jerry schefcik is the director of the donna beam fine art gallery on unvl's campus... and while people can debate whether the statue of the bussinessman turned politician bearing it all especially "fine" "(laughs) im sure that definition can be applied to it" jerry says it's still art. "it is frustrating to see art vandalized and broken, it really is, it's discouraging" and it's a frtr felt before... in may crooks stole a golden lion and several pink crocodile statues that were on a traffic island at decatur and flamingo nats -- power washing and the very next month crews had to wash off spray paint after vandals tagged seven magic mountains. "it's really disheartening to see the way that people here in vegas treat art, the way several other art pieces in the city have been vandalized or destroyed this is why we cant have jerry says he doesn't know if this problem is unique to las vegas, but other cities have large public art scenes and projects. ginger says he is going to keep making the naked trump statues and jerry says he hopes the vandals don't deter artists from

did report a 2001 incident involving jerry sandusky to university officials. but court documents released this year revealed claims that he knew what was happening as far back as 1976. >> you think it's not the right time to be honoring him. >> reporter: praise and protests today at penn state. steve paterson, nbc news. >>> still ahead this saturday night. the new air traffic controller upgrades that could get you to your next destination quicker. >>> succesyou owned your car for four years. you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends, three jobs... you're like nothing can replace brad. then liberty mutual calls... and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car replacement?, we'll pay for a car that's a model year newer with 15,000 fewer miles than your old one. i thought my bladder leakage meant my social life was over. wearing depend underwear has allowed me to fully engage in my life and i'm meeting people. unlike the bargain brand, new depend fit-flex underwea

on sunday, we are looking at 1 >> weather: jerry brown here nice one today. warmer than yesterday's 92. go for 96. sunny warm and dry. light northeast wind. tonight. full moon. moonshine. clear skies. temperatures down to 60s. with northwest wind at 5 to 10. seven-day forecast. taking us through first day of fall on thursday. and 95 to roughly 100 degrees this weekend. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> let's get back to the stunt we showed you at the top of the show. daredevil eddie braun attempting to do something his idol evel knievel could not do years ago. jump snake river canyon in a rocket. steve paterson with more. flying 2,000 feet at 400 miles per hour. and more than 40 years in the making. >> amazing. >> i liked it. >> reporter: this morning, eddie braun celebrated. he has done something no one has done before. jump snake river canyon in a steam power rocket. >> no one has done this. >> reporter: back in 1974, evel knievel hopped his most tight stunts. his attempt failed and he was sent into the canyon. >> the only other guy to try it is my he

huelga de hambre en los jardines del capitolio estatal, presionando ayer y brown para que firmara -- jerry brown para quÉ firmara la medida. una empleada de la oficina del gobernador saliÓ y les dio personalmente la noticia. >> estamos felices de que la ley haya sido firmada y agradecemos a jerry brown, de que haya levantado la voz de todas estas mujeres que han estado haciendo huelga de hambre esta semana. >> se establece un registro de que toda compaÑÍa de limpieza se tendrÁ que registrar con el estado. requiere que toda compaÑÍa de limpieza eduque a las trabajadoras cada aÑo acerca de sus derechos y quÉ deben hacer si se encuentran en una situaciÓn de acoso o asalto. juan carlos: se establece un grupo de consejerÍa para las empresas encargadas, de supervisar a las compaÑÍas. es comÚn que las vÍctimas no reporten estos ataques por el temor que tienen, porque en muchos casos se trata de mujeres indocumentadas. se espera que con esta ley mÁs mujeres reporten a los victimarios. >> para quien las personas que limpian nuestros edificios tengan el respeto que se merecen. juan c

((kirsten joyce)) >>> the icon jerry lewis is heading back to the big screen. ((michael stevens)) >> coming up on good day see the script that convinced him to end his 20 year break from the silver screen. the exclusive interview -- next on the valley's news leader./// you're watching 8 news now good day. ((sherry swensk)) i think my strongest asset, maybe by far, is my temperament. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell you. i would bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. 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 get him out of here! get him out of here! get the hell out of here! priorities usa action is responsible vegas local -- jerry lewis -- is rolling out new projects both on stage and on the big screen. after a twenty year absence from films -- lewis returns as max rose -- a widower who learns a life altering secret when hw during an exclusive denise valdez talked with him about his new film and upcoming shows. where he reveals dramatic acting requires more of a delicate balance th

five years after he was fired accused of covering up sexual abuse by former coach jerry sandusky. paterno died two months after being fired. editors of the student-run newspaper condemned today's decision saying "this is our penn state. a penn state without joe paterno. those of us are ready during the game a standing ovation after one of three video tributes to paterno shown during breaks. the university said today's activities will focus on "quote the commitment that paterno had to student athletes and athletics." in the stands some temple fans turned their backs in protest. in 2012 jerry sandusky was sentenced 30 to 60 years in prison for abusing ten boys he met through his paterno was never charged with a crime did report a 2001 incident involving jerry sandusky to university officials. but court documents released this year revealed claims that he knew what was happening as far back as 1976. >> you think it's not the right time to be honoring him. >> reporter: praise and protests today at penn state. steve paterson, nbc news. >>> still ahead this saturday night. the new air t

on the worst of jerry's . 1915 streetcar was being readied for towing by its 1953 model. jerry was fitting the coupler when the 22-opportunity street car suddenly moved forward. >> i almost lost this hand. >> reporter: what they missed was the grandson. >> i was standing behind him. >> reporter: who calmly stayed by the side of his grandpa. consciousness. we talked until the paramedics came. >> reporter: after a week in the hospital, several more in a care facility, and with ongoing therapy, jerry and his surgically rebuilt hand are back at the controls. >> my favorite days are when i can work with them. >> reporter: closer than ever are jerry and andy. >> a great young man. >> reporter: no finer compliment from a stoi proud 81-year-old grandpa reassuming his place on the family line. >>> just ahead, one final ride. find out why one man is really going to miss cedar point's mean streak. >>> and going wireless. it is not a new concept. but when it comes to headphones, why it is becoming more and more popular. >>> and kerry is here with a check of the rainy forecast for rai

jerry lewis launched hosted the labor day telethon for 20 years. >> in particular show in 76 and holds a special place in people's heartsnl, on this date on this day and not been seen in 20 years reunion of jerry lewis and his former partner spoken in the years before fran sinatra arrange this surprise reunion which came as a complet shock to jerry lewis period.ur i don't know, perhaps ego but after that in 1976 this book every day for the next 20 or so when dean martin passed away period. we celebrate labor day today. >> in trending, our pick for where we would rather be on this 's time now for the trending segment, talk about working on labor day, the key player in th camera's lineup is linked to a kardashian periodam some big shoes to fill on trendingng. he is a little young, but b is a very handsome man, in the eight player successfulth she does have a time she likeses basketball players they were spotted together in beverl hills thursdayaste that went to san lucas for the weekend, a recent love interest have been basco players, lamar odom, whom she is still legally married to, she

five years after he was fired accused of covering up sexual abuse by former coach jerry sandusky. paterno died two months after being fired. editors of the student-run newspaper condemned today's decision saying "this is our penn state. a penn state without joe paterno. those of us are ready to move on." duri one of three video tributes to paterno shown during breaks. the university said today's activities will focus on "quote the commitment that paterno had to student athletes and athlet athletics." in the stands some temple fans turned their backs in protest. in 2012 jerry sandusky was sentenced 30 to 60 years in prison for abusing ten boys he met through his charity of troubled charged with a crime did report a 2001 incident involving jerry sandusky to university officials. but court documents released this year revealed claims that he knew what was happening as far back as 1976. >> you think it's not the right time to be honoring him. >> reporter: praise and protests today at penn state. steve paterson, nbc news. >>> still ahead this saturday night. the new air traffic control

jerry brown is the man with the plan. good morning jerry. good weekend so far, right? >> weather: so far. getting better. today going to be the warmest of the three holiday weekend days, an hour ago, put it in motion. heading toward 6:14 sunrise. flush of color in eastern sky. few clouds around. and it is 81 degrees down on the strip. at 12 percent. we can handle that. cooler west. jones lake mead, 72 degrees. and more humid. but those figures coming down. temperatures generally in 70s. few low 80s, green valley, warmer thermometer. palo verde at 80. and southern nevada 59 on the mountain. 79 down at boulder city. and pahrump, nye county n at 75 degrees. and what moisture there is has and today we will look at a nice one. peaking near 99. 100 or two on east side of the valley. and big story is breezes developing through later in the afternoon. 90 mid-morning. 97 mid afternoon. southwest wind at 18. noticeable. 95 by 6:00. down from after afternoon high. and looking ahead to, well, that'sna. show you the night forecast. i will show you that later on. police are on the h

jerry brown, some us are in the fall mood or getting there. >> we may finally say good-bye for good to triple digits, at least 2016. at leas for the next seven or eight days tomorrow is it. so let's survive one more kind of warm to hot weekend day and i what's coming. let's look at our day, prior to sunrise, you could see the sun rose and a cavalcade of clouds move through plenty of sunshine move through. and skies are generally clear, 87 at our downtown las vegas studios. winds are calm. 27% the relative humidity. henderson, green valley, 91, little warm there, 14%, a south breeze at 5 miles an hour. here is the view from cadence, you see another view of our sunset right there, currently 87 as i said downtown las vegas to 91 just updated in the paradise corridor. these are live readings, 90 in 60 up in the mountain, mesquite looking at 85, 87 in boulder city and 85 in pahrump. here we go, officially for las vegas, 102? today, if you were out you felt it. sixth day this month above normal. 90 the current reg tomorrow we're looking at 101?, repeat of temperature but not of conditions. b

go to jerry ferguson and the penguin arrow plumbing news chopper. both lanes are open but this will take a while. >> we are looking at a live shot of the backup let me show getting by in both lanes. >> how far is the slow down? how far south down the freeway? >>reporter: all the way back behind us so we may catch part of the helicopter but it says back as far as we can see it stretches as far as we can see, probably 10 miles. >> if people haven't left maybe give it 20 or 30 minutes to let it ease out. >> that would be good advice. both lanes now open on 17 we are going to keep you updated on this traffic slow down on this long labor day holiday

. >> reporter: for jerry, a sunday morning bike ride turns into a jerry finding a man face down not breathing and unconscious. >> i could tell he had actually been riding and apparently fallen over. >> reporter: from his go-pro camera recording the 9-minute ordeal. >> he was unresponsive and not breathing. he was gasping now and then. i started chest compressions. >> reporter: bystanders calling 911. jerry keeps calm. >> having had previous training in the military and police -- you come across things like that and it's a matter of doing what you have to do. >> reporter: emergency crews roll up. (sirens) the man rushed to the hospital. jerry left wond again soon. >> he's a biker and of course he had a faster bike than me. [laughs] i'd like to have a cup of coffee with him. >> reporter: we must be clear we don't know the identity of the man or his current condition. jerry is hoping someone sees the story and recognizes the situation so they can get reconnected in the future someday. >> reporter: all right. thank you. it would be nice if the two get coffee down the road. we'll follow this one f

who are also mourning their fallen brother, senior firefighter jerry fickes. >> jerry and i started in the fire service many, many years ago. one of the toughest guys i know. >> right now they're hoping for a speedy recovery for the two firefighters burned in the fire and still at the hospital. it's a struggle trying to cope with the fact that two of their best are now gone. >> it should vee mind all of us how grateful we should be to all of our first responders who take up jobs where every day they don't know if they'll come home. >> these men were known for helping others, not just because of their job rushing into dangerous situations, but we're told collecting coats for needy kids during the winter was very important to them. live in wilmington, drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> stay with nbc 10 as this story develops. you can learn more about the firefighters who lost their lives and get more reaction from neighbors. now on the nbc 10 app. >>> it certainly feels like fall out there. and as you look live at boathouse row, a live light show is set to happen there tonight, showing off the

you want to avoid driving in thank you jerry. we will check in with you again. >>> meteorologist paul talked about this earlier. where is it now? >> incredible pictures. the monsoon ends september 30. friday. it's not done yet. we have a chance of storms that will last through thursday. there is the line of showers and storms just moving north of we had donna rossi live earlier this evening. we have lightning in that area. blowing dust advisory. we want to remind everyone. this will include the greater phoenix area. visibility is not the biggest issue, it's down to about 1 mile at the worst of it. as you can see the winds and showers pushing up. the strongest wind gusts we have seen reported upwards around 40 look closer and you can see showers starting to approach areas of chandler in the ahwatukee area. storms pushing to the north. we can see rainfall around cream -- queen creek. take a look at some of the pictures coming in. arizona weather check, she says she can't believe to see the sunset. it was around 6:17. even in flagst