right now the search for a killer. how police are describing the man they say gunned down a convenience store clerk. searching for answers after a three-year-old is killed when officers just what officers are now saying about the person responsible. flights back in the air after a major computer glitch this morning. the people at sky harbor still feeling the effects from that. all new, a huge police presence in a phoenix neighborhood. these are new images we have as officers surrounded an apartment near 35th avenue. and dunlap. >> they were serving a felony warrant. we are gathering more details about what the charges are actually four. we know the man they were looking for is now in custody. we are hearing people nearby were evacuated from their apartments as this unfolded. a heartbreaking story out

center apparently died in his sleep. zach miller played his football at chandler high school. the shocking news was delivered this morning by the head coach. an investigation into the cause of his death is underway. he started six games for the wildcats last season. >> today we got our hands on the dcs report for the family of alan russell, the 22-month- old who died in april. meth was found in her system we told you about her last week. dcs has been at her mother's home at least six times dating back to 2007. the most recent report two months before apple instead. we have a full breakdown of each report available on abc 15.com right now. a manhunt happening right now in south phoenix for suspect who shot and killed a convenience store clerk is happening at the 7-eleven at 16th st. and southern. police say the gunman went up to a clerk in the parking lot

and demanded he empty the register. he reportedly forced the clerk and another employee into a back room where he shot and killed one of those clerks. the man was wearing red gloves, a bandanna over his face and dark clothing. family members have now confirmed to abc 15 a 16-year- old sibling is responsible for an attack at a north valley home that left a three-year-old that. this happened saturday night in youngtown. nick ciletti has more scene of that brutal attack. >> reporter: a teddy bear, candles and a toy truck now on the driveway of this house where a little boy took his last breath. >> i don't think anybody should have to go through something like that. >> reporter: the victim three years old. neighbors say he was stabbed to death and the one who did it may have been another child inside the home. sheriff homicide investigators aren't saying much, only that

violent one. >> they would not tell me who did the stabbing. or whatever happened in the house. they did say that it was something that i didn't want to know. >> reporter: it happened saturday night inside this house off 111th avenue. and all of in youngtown. at least two other children were inside at the time. a neighbor tells me the victim nine euros sister ran from house to house. she knocked on every door she could as she was bleeding, trying to seif anybody could help. >> she would -- she was running for her life.>> report: instinct kicked in as she comforted another little boy who is living inside the home. he had just witnessed what had happened to his little brother. >> it was heartbreaking. i had my arm around him. >> he made a comment about his brother was dying. for a four-year-old to say that is something that i don't think any of us ever want to hear. >> some heart wrenching details. the victim's grandfather also

victim had special needs and the nine-year-old sister was also injured. count on us to stand top of the latest in this investigation. 213-year-old girls recovering from severe burns after a boat explosion at lake pleasant. one was airlifted to the hospital with first and second degree burns covering half of her body. the family had just put their boat in the water when something sparked an explosion. four people in two dogs were on the boat at the time. no one else was seriously hurt. invest figure out what exactly went wrong. maybe you're planning your week and you want to get outside. allison just upped some of the storm chances. >> i did. after looking at the latest models i have to bump those up a little bit. we will track those in a second. i want to show you what's happening outside right now. 102 degrees already. not even noon. it's very warm. we will get hotter from here. the wind is a bad. the true -- the dewpoint has

hour ago. it's a little drier out there. the clouds and radar are totally backing that up. we see more cloud cover and moisture. all of that going away as we start the 11:00 hour. we are starting to see some isolated showers popping up to the north. we will track that in a second. want to show you how the rest of the day breaks down. by 3:00 107. very toasty. 105 by 6:00. still triple digits by 9 pm. coming up we will track futurecast together so you can see some of those big changes we are talking about. first, the delta flights are finally back in the air. some jets are still stuck on the ground as the airline deals with a global computer shut down. this was a long line this morning. power outage shut down delta's computer system for six hours. even though it's back up and running the airline is dealing with the ripple effect.

you have when you fly with a major carrier. if you go with the smaller carrier you. >> bumps and bruisers, but a major carrier shouldn't have this. southwest employees also causing a disruption at the airport. they hit the picket line this morning trying to get managements attention over there contracts. their growing frustrated with the company's delay tactics. southwest just released a statement saying t their flight attendants and look forward to continuing negotiations. now on southwest computers from last month, the board of directors announcing overnight the carrier ceo is staying put. union members want gary kelly out after that technology outage that caused the cancellation of 2000 flights. the board says the removal is without merit. there's no guarantee the unions would like new management over the current management. a nine-year-old boy in two

they escape from their home as it was burning. even though there was no smoke alarms the fire started at this home your 14th st. and mckinley. one woman reportedly smelled smoke and got the other two out. the boy was taken to the hospital. he is expected to be okay. the family's dog survived some unfortunate, two cats were killed. litigators are working to find out exactly how it started. phoenix police officer forced to shoot a man. a couple got into a fight in their front yard your third street and mcdowell. a dog walk but got into a fight with a guy. that fight moved inside with the guys mother. when officers got to the home the man ignored their commands to stop fighting. we are told he also had a knife . officers shot one bullet. he is expected to recover. a family gathering gone wrong after debbie say a man shot a friend, took off and was found dead nearby. all of this near buckeye at 195th avenue. and him that.

a gun was pulled and a man was shot several times. police have not given us an update on his condition. f/a-18 found the shooter down the street dead in his car. he has been identified as 48- year-old robert scott. >> there were multiple shots fired. there's only one victim. currently being treated. we have, we had juveniles at the residence. everybody else is okay. they were not directly involved. exactly how that suspect i. your smart phone is probably in your hands right now or at least close to you. coming up next, the new concerns being raised over radiation and technology advances. we need your help catching a criminal. a robbery caught on video. the business that was hit just might surprise you. it scientists were actually able to determine your cell phone and tablets are

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it can be tough to put on your smart phone. now there's no questions about the possible health risk from radiation. the concerns were first brought up in the 80s with the introduction of those rick phones. the feds and cell phone manufacturers previously said radiation exposure was minimal radiation is coming up again because high-speed 5d technology is being launched. that will actually multiply the number of transmitter relaying signals to our phones and tablets. scammers are taking advantage of the zika crisis. a louisiana exterminator is selling what he calls a zika cube outdoor testing system. others have tried wristbands or bug zapper's, the number of

by mosquitoes is now up to 16. they are all centered in a neighborhood in miami. stick to the standard bug spray. the feds are getting tougher on tobacco. as of today the fda is not only regulating cigarettes and chewing tobacco, but also taking aim at e cigarettes, cigars, hookah tobacco, pipes and nicotine gel. that includes ingredients used in those products. 3000s of dollars worth of equipment stolen from the valley business. we will show you video of the alleged crook accused of targeting the business not just once, but twice. it's pretty toasty out there right now. upper 90s and low triple digits for a lot of us in the valley. we are tracking some big changes.

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welcome back. police are asking for your help solving a crime. you have to come to your co video. a man caught breaking into a phoenix asphalt company. once inside surveillance cameras show him getting a two wheeler in stealing about $25,000 worth of equipment. police say he hit this place twice. he took off on his bicycle pulling that two wheeler and stolen equipment right behind him. another video to check

counter and grabs 12 packs of cigarettes and takes off. it happened in march at this store on southern avenue 24th st. we are just finding out about this one. the witness got a license plate number of a gold 1996 nissan that could be involved in this. it's bmx6869. investigators are looking into a fire in an abandoned hotel. crews were called out to the sterling hotel just after midnight near 24th st. and washington. firefighters quickly got the flames under control. tearjerker. a bride walked down the aisle but does it without her father. >> her father was there in heart. jenny epstein is all smiles as she walked down the aisle. the man is not her real dad. he passed away when she was a girl. >> that man at her side needed a heart transplant and now has the one that belonged to jenny's dad. she took the chance thinking maybe he will come.

said if you're willing would you walk down the aisle? >> thank you so much for coming. >> are you kidding? >> you can see how much that meant to her. jenny is now closer to her dad's beating heart and she has been in 10 years. monsoon moisture created a lot of problems even for some of our schools. now it's time for class to begin at create academy near 24th st. and thomas. the first day of school was pushed back after the monsoon had to pump the water out and try the rooms for the students could be there. they went back to school today. happy first day. today more than 27,000 other students are also back in class. 17 campuses in the phoenix school district returned today. jessie wilson is supposed to be at his first day of school for the year, but the search is on for the 10-year-old who vanished from his home in

there is an empty desk sitting in front of that school right now reminding students today their classmate is still out there. if you have any information on where jesse wilson could be call the tip line, the number is on the bottom of your screen. in mexico dozens of people reported dead after hurricane earl triggered mudslides. soldiers have been deployed to help clear away all that debris. a state official says much of the hills came down over people's home. a section of the main highway connecting the region to mexico city is now closed. that is preventing life-saving medical treatment for people there. they are expected to get slammed again because tropical storm javier is making its way into the baja peninsula. as the models continue to update we are seeing better rain chances by tomorrow evening. versus what was a wednesday

what is tracking right now, look at that, you can see all of those firing off. that just happened in the last 20 or 30 minutes. let's get a little bit closer and see where we are seeing the pop up showers. even lightning. near winslow, holbrook, snowflake and heber and to the east to the white mountains. by greer we are seeing some of this help -- activity happening now. in the valley not a lot. dry. we are very warm as well. we are expecting that to be a little bit of a different story by tomorrow night and wednesday morning. in the meantime, we are pretty dry out there with warmer temperatures. upper 90s to low 100s right now. you can see levine and maricopa and queen creek at 101 at this time. under clear skies. we will start to see more cloud cover build in for the evening and overnight hours. the valley wind speeds right now aren't too bad, about 5-10

we have to contend with the uv index today. we have a uv alert in place and we are at the highest category you can have, extreme. we will see if that drops by tomorrow. in the meantime, the sun rays are pretty strong around this time into the early afternoon. that's something to watch out for if you are outdoors. futurecast seas at some showers popping up where we predicted. as we take this into th evening and overnight we start to dry off a little bit. the surge in moisture. this is about the time that javier has moved into, making its way north into the baja peninsula. the moisture is creeping up into the state and especially into the valley as well. we will see if the rain chances hump up by tomorrow. that's something i just updated right before we started. we are starting to see more moisture build in. we will be on the lookout

i bumped it up to. we were at 20% earlier, now a 30%. 60% for wednesday morning as well. we will start to dry out the little bit getting into the end of the work week and the weekend. keep the umbrella handy for a good chunk of the next few days. the dewpoint, i need to show you this, all the rain will be dropping are temperatures. i'm talking about more than 10 degrees. it won't feel that great because the dewpoint will be in the 70s. that means you go out you will feel it for it will be muggy and sticky and you will notice. we have so much moisture saturating the air in the next few days. today we still have to deal with the heat today and then the rain by tomorrow and wednesday. we will be very toasty today statewide. above average. the morning temperatures dropping into the 50s in flagstaff. 60s in sedona and payson. in the valley hour highs today will be about 4 degrees above average for this time of year.

cool. we will be in the upper 80s to low 90s in some spots tomorrow morning. under mostly clear skies. breaking down the rest of monday you can see by 3:00 107th. we are keeping things hot for a good chunk of the day. warm by 9:00. for the next seven days we see temperatures going down a little bit as the rain chances commented. keep in mind some of this system could kick up some breezes. you have to be on the lookout. have the abc 15 mobile , we will push all of the severe weather to your phone make sure you follow our meteorologists because this could all change. it's a minute by minute thing. today and entertainment, paisley park is not on the market. administrator of princes estate asking a judge for permission to for several of the pop icons properties of for sale, but not paisley park. minneapolis house was filmed in princes 1984 will be purple rain.

prince with an estimated $28 million. from the big screen to the small screen we now know when woody allen series will debut on amazon. and what it will be called. amazon just announced crisis in 16's will debut on september 30. the comedy set in the 1960s and stars miley cyrus, elaine may and alan himself. the streaming series is woody allen's first smallscreen work. donald trump clinton lookout. a new candidate in the race for president. we will introduce you to the star course in the running. arizona senator taking aim at donald trump.

a relatively unknown republican announcing his running for president as an independent. temperatures evan mcmullin. a 40-year-old former cia counterterrorist operative into policy director of the house republican conference. he is never held elected office. he told us in a year where americans have lost faith in the candidates of bo parties is time for generation of new leadership to step up. donald trump is turning his focus on the economy is expected to give a speech today in detroit outlining his plan to boost jobs and cut taxes. his campaign says it includes the biggest tax reform since the reagan administration. trump says he also wants to repeal and replace obama care. limit taxes on businesses to 15% and stop using tax dollars as payments for un global

brutal for the republican nominee. hillary clinton extending her lead to eight points and her support among women is at its highest level yet. over the weekend trump used clinton's own words to attack her truthfulness about her email server. >> i may have short-circuited and for that i will try to clarify. >> she is a totally unhinged person. she is unbalanced. >> two thirds of americans polled say trump has the wrong temperament to be president. almost as many says he is unqualified and untrustworthy. the arizona politicians have of it on the best terms with donald trump. first trump would endorse mccain, then he did, doug and -- governor. doug ducey took his time to back the gop nominee. now senator. jeff flake is making it clear he does not think that trump and when the election.

change positions he needs to change and particularly change the tone and tenor of the debate sufficient to win the election in november. >> flake is hoping mike pence has a positive influence on trump. still to come, serious

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of recording a teenage girl in a department store dressing room. christopher sandage facing voyeurism and unlawful videotaping charges. buckeye pd says the girl's mother confronted him after seeing him bending down in front of the changing room at the beals outlet near i-10 and watson road. detectives say he admitted to trying to get footage of that 15-year-old girl while she was dressing. right no recovering after he was beaten and had his cars -- his car stolen last night near 71st avenue. and lower back i wrote. three men are reportedly to blame. they are still out there right now. we are still waiting for a description of them and the missing car. he is accused in a grisly double murder in phoenix. now he is behind bars and charged with murder.

sutherland making an appearance today. is neighbors tell us he's a former marine. police say he surrendered at the scene of this mobile home park near for -- near 30 fifth avenue. a man and woman in her 60s were found stabbed to death. neighbors tell us the victim and the suspect our family members. police have not confirmed how they may have known each other. summer is in full swing. a lot of families are getting a break from the heat at the lake. sadly, it was a deadly weekend around the water. a teenager from kingman died at a family reunion in utah. it happened when clark got cold in a culvert at otter creek state park. the family couldn't save him because the current was too strong. a nightmare unfolding across the world. delta suffering a massive computer system outage for grounding flights and causing so many headaches. the problem has been fixed. now thousands of passengers are still trying to play catch-up with at least 300 flights canceled. elizabeth her is in new york with the latest. >> reporter: delta flights

mounting for travelers around the world. from new york to dc to chicago, germany and london take a look at these long lines and the stranded passengers slowing of social media. venting and wonder what was going on it. >> no indications. i tried to call delta and they told me i have a three hour hold. >> i asked them what time did the flights start porting. they told me they couldn't problems with the system. they think the playmates today but they can do for they could tell me what time. >> reporter: a global computer outage this morning meant every flight that wasn't already in the air could not take off. a passenger in sacramento cheering -- sharing with abc news how the pilot explained the situation. >> back in our operations control center in atlanta a huge room, the center of the whole operation, their computers are down.

or get rebooked or anything it looks like everybody is in the same boat. >> reporter: just before 9 am the computer system came back online. the damage was already done. >> at this time delta is not saying what caused their system to go down. they did announce they are waiving fees for passengers who want to reschedule their flights through friday. all new, police and texas are investigating after one of their own shot a would-be robber . the deputy was off-duty at a whataburger with his family when two men in masks walked in. one of the suspects jumped over the counter, tried to get into the register. that's when the debbie's -- deputy shot him. he is in critical but stable position -- condition. the other suspect got away. what went wrong? that's when investigators and kansas are asking after a 10- year-old was killed on the world's tallest waterslide.

riding the slide when something happened. the slide can reach speeds of 50 miles an hour. the news of the accident spread throughout the park. >> i freaked out. i ran full speed toward the slide. i was stopped and told i wasn't allowed to go past. >> when the right opened two years ago sliders had to be at least 14 years of age. that will has since changed. if you have ever seen a crime show you have probably heard this, never returned to the scene of crime. a few men in north carolina are behind bars after they came back to a house there accused of robbing while the police were there. the homeowner came back to find five men in his house. the burglars didn't notice him so he called 911. two were caught. when the other three came back to finish the job they were also put in cuffs. police have yet to identify four people killed after a train crashes into a car that people were writing in yesterday in oklahoma close to

a child survived, but was seriously hurt. investigators say the car was attempting to cross the tracks at an intersection that did not have a railroad crossing gate. the irs has something to prove. federal court of appeals says the agency must show it's not targeting conservative groups applying for tax-exempt status. the court reinstated a lawsuit against the agency and found the irs had committed unconstitutional acts like rating be on the irs has not issued a statement since the ruling. a breakaway faction of the taliban and is claiming responsibility for that deadly explosion at a hospital in pakistan. more than three dozen people were killed today and 70 others hurt. that blast happened near the emergency room where lawyers and reporters were gathering. the body of an activist was brought there after he was shot and killed. and intense manhunt underway for two professors

kabul. five gunmen wearing military uniforms stormed to the campus. the american and an australian were reportedly kidnapped from an suv after the attackers smashed out their windows. we are following new details about oscar pistorius's trip to the hospital. he reportedly had cut marks on his wrists. he denied attempting to take his own life. instead, he claims he got hurt by falling out of bed. he sentence for killing his girlfriend. he is now back in his cell and this whole incident is being investigated. it could soon be the end of an era for japan. today and for octahedral made a rare public appearance. he was addressing his country and said it may sumi tough for him to do his job because of his age and health. the emperor didn't say he was stepping down yet. the defense prime minister says he is taking his comments seriously. day three of the summer

is a look at the current medal standings. united states leading with 12 medals, including a 19 gold medal for michael phelps and a gold for swimmer katie love:a who broke her own world record. china and italy have eight. australia has six. raging wildfires continue to devastate california right now. we will get you caught up on the progress being made to contain those fires. news to make you smile. a young cancer patient in new hampshire got to travel to a galaxy far far away. 13-year-old cole has always dreamed of being in the star wars universe. the make-a-wish foundation made that a reality. back in january cole was

right now in southern california hundreds are rushing to evacuate as wildfire kicks up. what started as a 30 acre brush fire in san bernardino national forest has grown to 1500 acres today. evacuations were issued yesterday afternoon in the summer valley area and a san bernardino callie about 400 firefighters are now battling the flames. it's not clear how the fire started. crews are battling the sabrina's wildfire. it is now 45% contained. more than 5000 crewmembers are still fighting the flames and 57 homes have been destroyed so far. people in that area have been warned they will be seeing more fire activity and the smoke is firefighters continue their burnout operations. if you're about to break

flavor that is being pulled from store shelves. across the valley people are getting checks in the mail. maybe you are one. how do you know if their real? coming up joe lets you know an easy way to spot the fakes.

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today and businesses walmart is getting serious about growing its footprint on my. the nation's largest retailer has agreed to buy jet.com four $3 billion in cash. an additional $300 million in stocks. jet.com is an up-and-coming online store that would help warmer compete with places like amazon. ice cream, you scream, we all scream but you might want to to the store. the aligned brand peanut butter chocolate chip ice cream is under recall because apparently take -- appellee it might have some undeclared peanuts. it's labeled mint chocolate chip with a peanut butter chocolate chip lead. it is a look at several grocery stores in the states. theives have a new way to steal your money. they are hacking cell phone accounts. they want to buy expensive new phones on your

there are more than 2600 cases of cell phone hacking in january of this year alone. that is more than double what it was reported three years ago. one couple were hit with an $11,000 bill. it was totally fraudulent. experts say this crime is relatively easy because thieves don't need a lot of information to change your service or do an upgrade. to protect yourself experts say call your carrier and set up a special pass code or pin. joe ducey here. i don't look forward to getting my mallaney moore. bills or ads, that's it. a lot of your getting mail that seems much more interesting. like brenda. i've done mystery shopper programs in the past i received an email to participate in one.'s employer followed up with a letter and sent render this check for $1985. another viewer, i received this check in the mail for my car i'm selling.

likely more than the purchase price. i'm trying to find out if it's a scam and if this check is real or fake. both checks have business names, come from legitimate bank and both are fake. i get one of these complaints on average every single day. you deposit the check, you are asked to send or wire money someplace else. the check is bad in your money is gone. in a large check for work you have done, overpayment for something you're selling is fake. that's large checks. tj writes about a small check. just checking to see if you thought this was a scam. edge in won a cash it and run into trouble. this one is for about $26. is opposing settlement with a federal trade commission. it turns out this check israel. for settlement involving weight loss claims and green coffee bean extract. tj, great question. even with small amount checks from sources you don't know i would do some research before putting that in the bank. i'm joe ducey.

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kicking back and relaxing. >> you would hope so. it turns out more americans are taking less vacation because they're spending more time at work. what is that about? >> that's according to a study by project time off. last year more than half us workers did not use all of their vacation time. more than 6 million days went unused. >> the reason behind this, people regret that returning to a mountain over, else can do the job or they'd simply can't afford it. speaking of a lady who needs some vacation time. i think she just got back from vacation. >> i did. >> it was half vacation and my sister's baby shower. some of you may have seen it on my facebook, also a journalism conference. i missed all the rain.

coming. i might enjoy today as much as we can. even though it will be very toasty. take a look outside, enjoy the clear skies while you can. 102 already. it's not even noon. the humidity is pretty low. dew points are also low. we are pretty dry. we will continue with the trend throughout the day today. that will change tomorrow. the wind is a bad either. here's a quick snapshot of how monday will go. hotter today, 109. the uv index is at 11, extreme. that is the highest we have. the air quality is in the moderate category because of some ozone concerns. no other weather alerts or storm chances to tell you about today. that all changes in the next few days. we will get to that in the second. i want to break down monday hour by hour so you can plan the rest of it. if you're going to lunch at noon

105 105 x 6 p.m. very toasty conditions as you head out. even at nighttime not a ton of relief. we will be pretty warm. here's a look at future cast. we can see how tropical storm javier is going to be affecting us. we already have some moisture in the air. we see some isolated showers already happening in northern parts of the state. we dry up here is where the models get a little dicey. by tomorrow afternoon and early evening we are seeing some discrepancies as 20 when exactly we might see the rain. some models say about 7 pm. some say a little later on, right around 11 pm. we are thinking tomorrow you will need an umbrella. all the moisture continues to surge throughout most of the state and we will keep the rain chances at least for the next

you can see that as we break down rain chances for the next few days. we are dry today. kicking up to 30% tomorrow for us as well is a higher terrain. by wednesday that looks to be the best day. tuesday night overnight into wednesday morning we could see some heavy rain. 60% for us. 70% up north. we will start the drying trend by thursday. what kind of threats? wind and dust. hail very low. at this point it looks like heavy rain is what concerned with. that could leave us with some localized flooding. we will push that to the abc mobile app if we get any of those alerts. here's a look at what's going on across the valley today. above average for this time of year. it's toasty. in the morning not a lot of relief. mostly clear skies and upper 80 to low 90s. with this rain we will get a dropping temperatures. they will be so much moisture it will feel very warm. the temperatures start to go up

an animal just wants to cool off. it is getting itself into a jam. >> the fond gets stuck in a swimming pool. a man is able to get it out of the water, but it decides to jump right back in. >> he is like i wasn't done with my swim yet. >> he ought -- he finally gets it out of the water for a second time. eventually the deer runs into the forest. all of this happened in illinois. you can see all of today's top videos every weekday on right this minute here on abc 15. >> if it keeps jumping nmi neil walker. you can check out the cardinals right here on abc 15 on friday. the cardinals host the raiders at the university of the next. kickoff is a 7:00.

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now the results of our poll of the day. we wanted to know if you would stop using your smart phone or tablet if scientists determined they are a health risk. 55% of you said you would stop using them. the rest of you said no way. we want to recap this top stories. first, officers around an apartment their 35th avenue. in dunlap. they were there serving a felony warrant police living nearby -- people living nearby were evacuated. we know the man they were looking for is now in custody. delta flights, some of them back in the air. some jets still grounded as the airline tries to deal with this

computers for at least six hours. there were long lines at sky harbor and other airports around the world. passengers learned that, unfortunately, flights were either canceled or delayed. 4:00 will be here before you know it. >> happy monday to guys. good to see you. let me tell you what we have coming up a 4:00. a three-year-old child violently killed. we are learning more about other children who were in th plus, trusted in the community. now a youth leader is in trouble. the disturbing allegations are you ready for some football pete --? the cardinals are less than four days away from their first game. we will take you inside training camp. coming your way a 4:00 on the now arizona.

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