there were five children in total that lived at the house, and their mother was at work when it happened late saturday night. he said the 3-year-old had special needs as well as another 4-year-old child in the home, but the boy's grandfather is remembering the toddler as a little boy that loved trucks. >> princeton was the kind of child that could light up a room. he honestly could, and i know you hear that will all the time. ne anything to anybody, but just be a little 3-year-old kid. >> reporter: we were also told that a search warrant was executed at the home today but why and what they found is still unclear, and steve, right now the teen suspect is sitting in the jail facing a few charge, including second-degree murder. >> just a heart breaking case. thank you. we know he was a youth pastor with access to kids, and even went on overnight trims as

job, but tonight he's locked up accused of videoing an underage girl in a changing room in buckeye, and now the church season responding to the disgusting allegations. joe bartels is live. >> reporter: the church is taking swifting. they called an all congregation meeting last night, prepping parents for news that broke that one of their own, the youth pastor here was arrested after what was found on his phone. for thousands of valley kids, back to here, and saturday it was a violating experience for one mom and her daughter. >> >. i was walking toward the fighting room, and that's when i seen this ma'am pretty much like bending down near the, like right underneath the fitting room door. >> reporter: the mom of the 14- year-old victim says she saw the 31-year-old chris santos with a phone in his hand shooting video of her half naked daughter in the changing

the phone away and had the cops called. >> i was disgusting. we're still pretty shaken up about it. i keep replaying everything in my mind. >> reporter: and another slap in the face. santos is a youth pastor at a church in buckeye. >> it's a shock to all of us. um, and in every were possible way, so. >> reporter: he taught kids aging 13 to 17, and even went on overnight trips in the past. >> we're going to seek justice, and we want to extend a lot of grates and show the love of -- grace and show the love of jesus. >> reporter: he's banned from church grounds pending the outcome of the criminal investigation. and the church said no previous allegations were made against

no victims in the church. unite a square, an -- quite a scare, an aps work early shot on the job -- worker shot on the job with a pellet or bb gun, and they don't even know who did it. a family of five listing all the reasons they're thankful tonight after they were plucked off a trail this morning. they got lost,ly on water, and -- low on water, and mom medical issue because of the heat. she was able to walk down with the help of fire crews. now the most accurate forecast, and 28 day, that's how many days so far this will year we hit 110 or more. today right at 110, just five days away from the record most 110 plus days set back in 2011, so we're going to keep tracking the heat, and in the meantime we get relief as we head through the rest of the week.

chandler, gilbert, queen creek at 110 at this hour, but as we head over the next several hour, the temperatures will be dropping not that the sun is going down, so sunset between 7:00 and 8:00 p.m. the triple digits into the 8:00 p.m. hour before dropping to the 90s. 97 at 1:08 tonight. -- 10:00 tonight. and storm chances come back tomorrow. a huge surge of moisture, some from the tropical storm in the pacifi think the latest and other threats to watch out for many minutes. >> >. we have a killer on the loose, and these surveillance pictures are the only clues on what he looks like. phoenix police say he shot and killed a 7-11 clerk overnight. raquel cervantes is live, and what do we know about the victim in the case? >> reporter: well, police tell us that the victim is a man in his 30s. he's not yet been identified by police to us. meanwhile we're seeing that a

7-11 employees shaken up by the violence that went on inside overnight. an armed man went in and demanded money from two clerks. >> then moved the two clerks to the back of the store and made them lay down. >> reporter: one clerk got away unhurt. another shot and killed. >> if it was the guy i know, he was a very nice guy. really quiet. go to work in the morning, he'd be out here cleaning up or something. >> reporter: around noon the usual. it was anything but. customers say it was quiet inside. >> it was sad. the owner pulled me aside and told me. >> i went up to get my drink and forgot ice because i was so upset. >> reporter: this customer says

protect the employees. >> employ a police officer and security guard late at night. >> reporter: here's the. suspect. earlier i went into the store to ask questions and i was asked to leave. i did contact their corporate office to ask them what 7-11 does to take care of employees and protect them but i haven't heard back. thank you. who can forget this intense video in a peoria smoke shop robbed at gun point back n june, but tonight -- back in june, but tonight good newts. police have locked up one of the suspect, but they're still looking for another guy. ryan carr is the man they still need to find, but kevin bright was tracked down in california. dozens of valley foster kids suddenly removed from 6 group homes, all as the department of child safety investigates what was happening

new at of, abc 15 -- at 6:00, abc 15's melissa blasius is in the news room where she's been tracking down the details of story. >> yes, we're tracking down the details with our source, and we have confirmed through the department of the child safety that 40 children were removed from a group of group home, all homes operated by power house youth facility. the ceo of the agency spoke to me by phone just minutes ago. he said a reported an incident of child on child sex abuse in a home housing young children. at that point dcs didn't remove the alleged perpetrator or victim from the home, so his employees took extra precautions. he says now he's upset that all of the kids have been removed. >> the way they handled this was not about the kids.

rushed to judgment and it caused more trauma to the kids that we're taking caring of and trying to protect. >> and dcs officials say they can't say much more about this because it's an on going investigation on their point, and wouldn't specify the type of investigation, and also said all 40 of the kids are now in appropriate placements. breaking news from the abc 15 live desk. the phoenix fire department and crews on the scene of what's being called a confined space rescue carefree highway. what we know to have happened out there is that three people fell down 20 feet into some sort of under ground storage area, and they have lost consciousness. this is an area without much oxygen. two people are out and are in critical condition. we have a crew on the way and we'll bring you the latest as it comes in. we knew dcs was involved

death, her toddler found with meth in her system. russell was investigated six times before the tragedy. the first case opened back in march of 2007. at the time she was accused of neglect with the older siblings. dcs didn't find proof, so they closed the case. they were back at her home in february. the case also closed. the daughter was found dead april 14th, and we listed the case against the mom on a football player for the university of arizona mysteriously dies in his sleep. zach was going to be a senior. >> jason explains how the chandler native's dealt is hitting his high school team hard were tonight. >> reporter: they have a banner that says ohana, that means family in hawaii. zach hasn't been on the field for awhile, but the shock of

losing a -- no different than losing a family member. >> he was always pulling jokes and smiling. >> reporter: but his sudden death cuts into the soul of the team and coach. >> it was a tough one. a lot of tears. i tried to explain to them that these things happen and to live every single day to it's fullest. >> reporter: he watched zach grow into an all team capt >> right here on the field, and i was going down to the family to watch a couple of his. games this year, so it's going to be tough. >> reporter: and he helped zach's recruitment where he battled four years to get the starting position. >> he fought hard. >> reporter: so far all anyone knosps is that zach died in his sleep this weekend.

perspective, so i'm going to use it as motivation to make sure i take care of my kids more than anything. >> reporter: the coach will honor zach some way this season. >. shot on the job, and now we know why. a valley company issues a warning. they found him covered in blood, and police are giving us more information. a former marine is facing murder charges. personality? before you take the facebook quiz, joe lets you know how it's really hurting some people. >> reporter: they haven't faced another team since last january in charlotte, and now the cardinals are gearing up for the first game day of the new season. several intersections

more than a thousand people in the red mark there, more than a thousand in the purple. crews are responding, but keep in mind the area just off us 60, it means any traffic lights working. the turn on time is expected to be 740 tim tonight. looks -- 7:40 tonight. looks like a valley man had a lot of fight in him, but because he wouldn't listen to police he was shot lathe last night. he -- late last night. he assaulted a woman, got in a fight with strangers trying to break up the fight, and then went into a home and assaulted his moment. the suspect had a knife, and police felt threatened.

and new information on the security guard shot on the job. he works for valley-wide security in chandler, and they just released a statement about the guard. he saw someone using a flashlight to look through the windows of locked cars near 59th and bethany home. when he confronted him, he got aggressive and shot the guard, and his bullet proof vest saved him. they released a statement. >> and that's not all they have on their mind. the valley company believes someone knows something about the shooter who's still on the run tonight, and they asked anyone with tips to come forward, and so far all we know

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always i warn you to check the privacy settings, make sure you're comfortable, and as much as you want to know which disney princess you're like, avoid the quizes. need my help? here's how to get ahold of me. i'm investigator joe ducey. you have a problem? let me know. >. abc 15 sports brought to you by sanderson ford. >. before we know it the fans will be piling into the >> yes, it's almost time for the red to rise up, and jason snavely is live notary public glendale. the -- live in glendale, and the seat behind you will be packed. >> reporter: yes, it was hard to get used to it being sol quiet, but -- so quiet in here, but it's just four days and counting until the pre-season kickoff. new sound system blaring, the

excitement as football officially returning to the desert, and as far as the players they can't wait to see a new jersey for the first time in almostsix months. how excited are you to face enough team? >> any time you see scuffles and stuff in practice, it's always time to go up against somebody. you don't want to argue with your teammates. >> i know it's going to be pretty exciting. we have the best should be excited. >> reporter: that's a safe bet, they have to get that bitter charlotte taste out of the their mouths. >> yes, we're readied for good cardinals football. >> and check out the cards right here on abc 15 this friday. the cards host the raiders at university of phoenix.

live coverage starts at 4:00 right here only abc 15. it's a hot evening here in the valley. here's the phoenix children's hospital cam, and at least from this view not a cloud in the sky as well, and right now abc 15 desert doppler is showing a quiet picture across much of the valley and southeast arizona. we have showers and thunderstorms kicking up heavier pockets and rain in the higher terrain. these are marching to the east, so in the crossing the state line into new mexico. t, and then -- new mexico, ask. then the chance to -- and then the chance to see more later tonight is slim. we have some moisture in place across eastern portions of state, and the greens in the color scheme are ready and loafed to move in -- loaded to move in. we have tropical moisture as well as the monsoon moisture. right here in tropical storm javier, and it's riding the

get pulled into the monsoon flow. there's still though a lot of uncertainty as to how much moisture we'll get. if he stays offshore it will be stronger and more moist. if it goes on shore it's going to weaken, and that could leave us with less moisture in the forecast. now, at this point we have left it at a 60 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms overnight tuesday into wednesday, and this is the key time frame to see the heaviest rain. we have a flash flood watch starting at 5:00 p.m. the overnight hours all day wednesday, and then expiring into wednesday night at 11:00 p.m., but that's the key time frame, overnight wednesday, and into thursday. so that could impact travel. check the wiper blades, and tire inflation, and allow extra drive time wednesday. we're also going to see a break from the triple digits as the storm chances increase and the

103 tomorrow, that's a seven- degree cool down already, then 95 wednesday, about ten degrees below average, then 90s thursday, were ask then we start to -- and then we start to warm up and dry out over weekend. coming up we'll look at the seven-day forecast in the next half hour, and the forecast across the rest of the state too. that delta glitch? not the only problem at sky harbor.

from the live desk, witnesses capture an alleged cell phone thief on camera. witnesses snapped the photos of guy, and police say he took a phone from the store, and stuffed it in his pants and ran into the titan truck. but he's tied to several other cases in the area, stealing $1,200 worth of phones already. there's witnesses describe him as a white man with thin build, dark hair and a goatee. delta's dilemma affecting a lot of travelers in the us, but is it really fixed tonight? and what police are saying about a former marine accused of killing his mom and her fiancie. and so many had hope for

we want to update you on the breaking news, three workers in critical condition after falling 20 feet down into an underground water storage area near 3rd and carefree highway. the phoenix fire department is out there, they're saying the men lost consciousness after being in the area where there was no oxygen. one man was pumping water at the facility and fell into th underground storage area, and then the two men trying to rescue him also fell in. so all were rushed to the hospital we're working our sources out there, and we'll have more information throughout the half hour. meantime a valley clerk killed on the job, and tonight there's a man hunt for this person who dared to fire the dead lid shots at the -- deadly shoots. the gunman wearing a mask ordered two clerks at a 7-11 to the back of the store, and you

pictures. one clerk with hands in the air. one clerk was shot and killed. we don't publicly know his name, but he was in his 30s. silent witness will take any tips to help solve this, they're offering a $1,000 reward, and the number to call is on your screen. the first day of school has come and gone for a missing buckeye boy. >> teachers at bradley academy in buckeye were hoping 10-year- old jesse wilson would be found my now. >> maryellen resendez where the search for jesse wilson now stands. >> reporter: school administrators were trying to keep the first day of school for students as normal as possible. for the first time since jesse wilson has been missing, they chose not to interview, but outside the school's entrance still sits the reminder that jesse wilson is missing. a yellow desk signifying their hopes for his return. >> it was really fun though,

here. >> reporter: here's where the search stand. buckeye police say they're still activity searching and following up on dozens of leads. they've received 51 tips since sitting up the tip line two weeks ago. and police are sharing resources with detective, and consider cases like these a high priority. the border patrol aided the first week using their knowledge of the desert, but are not currently helping. >> as tell us hope is not lost. >> you still have the kids, and everybody is wearing the bows to represent, but there's a lot of talk still, a lot of kids are missing him. >> reporter: buckeye police is asking anyone with any information, big or small, to give them a call. call the tip line. we'll have it on the website at www.abc15.com. maryellen resendez, abc 15 news. a former marine locked up tonight, bond set at $1 million

mother and her fiancie. brandon southernland is accused of killing them both. his mother was trying to sell their home and wanted brandon to move out. we're not clear if that's the motive, but it's definitely a lead. and we found found out that southerland has ptsd. >. and dave biscobing has learned there's another batch of cases in a case that's gaining national attention. >> reporter: we learned the group filed another 144 lawsuits bringing their were grand total to 1,250. the group is called advocates for individuals with disabilities, and they're suing over parking lot.

haven't found yet. they filed under four different entities and flooded the system with so many different lawsuits that when we check online the systems spit out different number, making the true number of lawsuits howard to pinpoint -- hard to pinpoint. >> for all of the businesses out there, we want to hear from you if you've been sued, and we want to let you know what it takes to get your parking lot in compliance. you can contact us on www.abc15.com/lawsuits. all right, time now forecast as we wrap up this sizzling hot day. 110 was the high, and we had dry air today, but changes are coming as moisture moves in, and that will drop the testimonies, still near -- temperatures still near 110 in mesa and charge, and glendale at 10 -- chandler, and glendale at 105. low 100s through 8:00 p.m. tonight, then the 90s for the rest of the night.

tomorrow knot as hot and a chance of -- not as hot and at a chance of showers in the evening. a flash flood warning goes into effect tomorrow evening at 5:00 p.m., and stays through wednesday. we'll be cool early and more humid toward the middle of the week. the full forecast is coming up in minutes. florida businesses really feeling the sting from the zika alert. they held a meeting today to talk about how to keep tourists around as the st investigates more than a dozen cases likely passed on by infected mosquitoes. one man and his wife that's pregnant say they're not afraid. >> spray on and go outside. that's it, we can live our lives and just take precaution. >> one business district paled a resolution -- passed a resolution allowing business owners to ask more money to

back at home health experts are saying our measles outbreak is over. it was linked to a private detention center. all but one of cases were reported in pinal county. workers wanted at airports across the nation, they're hiring air traffic controller, all entry level positions. competition will be stiff. the faa expects to get more than 25,000 applications. >. a few flight attendants may be looking for a new job tonight, at least they're not happy about the current conditions at southwest. today some of them started picketing, southwest airlines tellings us it's aware of what's going on, and it's not uncommon for those informal protests to take place in negotiations. they're upset with management, while the company sees profits,

glitch. >> and speaking of flips, delta -- glitches, delta flights grounded for hours. after some time, limited departures continued, but flights were delayed and some cancels throughout at the time day, and will likely cost delta tens of millions of dollars. a water slide tragedy, tonight we know how a child died on a water slide. and donald trump's vision for the

a massive rescue and investigation underway right now out of north phoenix. three men were rescued after falling into an underground storage area near 3rd avenue and carefree highway. you're looking at the live pictures right now. we know the men were out there pumping water at the facility and felt in and lost consciousness. one person fell first, the other two in an attempt to rescue fell after. now you see all of this

that means they had to shut down part of this area, so 3rd avenue is closed from carefree highway to galvin street due to the police activity. give them some space as the investigation is just beginning. for the second time in less than a week police investigating the death of another female jogger. the first in new york, now in massachusetts. the 27-year-old woman disappeared while jogging saturday afternoon. she was visiting her mother, but lives in new york where she works f she was found by a police k9 unit after a half mile from her mother's home. and the 10-year-old boy who died while riding the world's tallest water slide in kansas city over the weekend died from a neck injury. the raft drops twice reaching speeds of 70 miles per hour. in early tests rafts carrying sandbags flew off the slide. a small taste of freedom.

being a serial rapist is back in jail after his recent relief. and the applications pouring in for section a housing in the valley. tropical storm javier, we're tracking him down near

ifty of phoenix -- the city of phoenix getting applications from people trying to get into city housing. more than 11,000 people have already applied after they opened up the list after 11 years. sonu wasu has a look at this significant day. >> reporter: phones ringing off the hook. after spendling years on a waiting list, people are rushing to apply. >> it means a lot for people, especially people with children

>> reporter: and those on a fixed income. >> it's very difficult living on disability because it's a slight income once a month, and you really live on a tight budget. >> reporter: the city shut down the waiting list in 2005. >> in 2005 when we closed the list we had 30,000 people on the lister, and it's taken this long to get through that. >> reporter: this woman knows if she doesn't make the cut this time, it could be another five years before the city opens it up >> i'm hopeful, so i'm going to go home and go online and apply you're and there's also a big need for land lards. what's in it -- landlords. what's in it for you? guaranteed paid rent every month and a sense of civic duty. of officials are asking people not to come to the main office to apply, they're only accepting applications online. winners will be posted on their website within a month.

apply. this isrdable housing -- this is affordable housing for the general population only. www.abc15.com has all the information you need. and a 48-year-old man named the suspect in a weekend shooting. mcso says he shot his own friend several times at a family gathering. then deputies found him dead inside his car. at last week the victim was allye. the motive for the -- alive. the motive for the shooting is not known. there for this moment. the day the man got out of jail in july, but his payments say he's back in jail -- parents say he's back in jail one month later. he's accused of sex crimes, and was sentenced to three years behind bars. he's back in court august 22nd. evacuations are in place as

cam. it '-- california. it just sparked yesterday afternoon close to silverwood lake. able so far no homes dry -- so far no homes destroyed, but plenty of people early advantage waited. the cause of the -- evacuated. the cause of the blaze is not known at this time. >. and remember this kid? he's the student from texas that made international headlines when he brought a homemade clock to school. a suit against the school and principal. the school thought the clock was a bomb, and hand cuffed the boy. the family says they're still receiving death threats. and donald trump shifting gores. the republican -- gears. the republican nominee focusing on tax cuts and reforms, but there were few details on how he'd do that.

speech more than a dozen times, but he didn't take the bait. meanwhile hillary clinton campaigning in battleground florida. she's up 8 points in the latest abc news poll, and her support among women is the highest yet. and you may want to let your kids continue to play the video games. they they are higher in math, science, and -- score higher until math, since, and reading exams. and now the whopperito is coming to a burger king near you next week. the burger king ceo says he's been looking for a way to add tex mex to the menu, and here's how he did it. friday's yankees game against the were ray social security now a -- against the rays is now a smoking hot ticket. alex rodriguez is playing the

career after announcing retirement sunday. since then retail prices have spiked 500 percent. the average price is about $456. and tracking the forecast, and a quiet end to a hot day here in the valley. nothing on desert doppler locally, but to the east showers and thunderstorms lighting up the sky. these are moving to the east, so they will be crossing over the state line into new mexico here shortly. the only thing happening across the state as far as storms go, but starting tomorrow much of the state including the valley will be under a flash flood watch. this kicks in at 5:00 p.m. for us tomorrow, and lasts all day wednesday expiring about 11:00 at night. so heavy rain will be possible as the storm chances return, and that could lead to flooding in some areas. so remember turn around, don't drown. don't rise to cross any flooded -- try to cross any flooded

into the 90s by 10:00, 100 at 2:00, so not quite as hot as today, but more humid, and storm chances kick in around 5:00 p.m. at 10 percent, and then we increase them into the evening at 30 percent, and into the overnight forecast up to 40, 50, even 60 percent into 3:00 and 4 tim in the morning in the overnight forecast. then we leave the 60 percent chance through the day wednesday, and still looking at healthy storms wednesday overnight into thursday as well. there's still a lot of uncertainty as to how much rain we will get, but generally less than a half inch of rain, but if we happen to pull in more monsoon moisture and an increase in the tropical moisture we could see more, so we'll keep you posted and update you as need be. in the meantime it's a dry

right now. up to the north 88 in sedona, and 77 in flagstaff, and tonight lows along the rim in the 50s and 60s, tomorrow show low 82, safford 96, 103 in fiorina, and 105 at -- phoenix, and 105 in lake havasu. low 100s tomorrow for most of the valley, slightly below the average, and temperatures take a big dip into wednesday, so down degrees below average. and then drying out and heating back up into next weekend. well, it's monday, you know what that means, our smart shopper team has a deal of the day. today we go to mesa where you'll find the world's largest laser tag arena.

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so we told you about the massive power outages across tempe, but here's how quickly they've gotten it restored. it's down to about a thousand and sound like they'll have it back on within 45 minutes. that's the hope, within the hour. tonight on abc 15 news at 10:00, we have a crew on scene at that rescue in north phoenix. three workers in critical condition after falling 20 feet into an underground water storage area, plus so much damage and wait until you hear the cause. something a lot of you probably have at home. and we're taking action with the biggest back to school items you should not be buying. those stories and more at

bus stop forecast for the kids headed to school in the morning. temperatures in the 80s. it's going to be a warm morning. a few clouds, but dry. going home a very slight chance of a stray shower, but later in the evening and going into wednesday th rain chance is going to increase significantly. so wednesday could be a wet day at the bus stop, and temperatures will drop dramatically too. we hit 110 today. wednesday down to 95. and we're going to be flash flood watch from tuesday night and all day wednesday. >> but it's not a happy 95. it's a muggy 95 [ laughter ] >> right, i've been saying all day it's not as good as it looks. >> >. get ready for some drama, bachelor in paradise is up next, the return of bad chad.

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ask your doctor or pharmacist about trumenba. tonight on "bachelor in paradise"... [ gasps ] will it be seduction or destruction? leah: it's overwhelming. it just went south so fast. who won't survive the first rose ceremony? lace: i'm definitely going to make him want to give me the rose. leah: i'm pretty confident that i will be receiving a rose. and paradise heats up with the return of josh murray. how y'all doing? -oh, my god. -he's so cute. who will want a piece of his forbidden fruit? supposed to whip it out right now? want me to whip it out right now? nick: josh is super obnoxious. whose woman will he steal? we had an incredible time today, just so you know. i know that nick wants amanda, but i don't care. daniel: he just took amanda. how do you feel about that? i'm dealing with it, daniel.