the republican party problems he's running into well before the election. it's 5:00 on this tuesday. thanks for starting your day with us. >> i want to get you over to the live desk now with christopher sign. >> we're always tracking what's to come in right now we are expecting significant storm chances starting tonight. we have full weather coverage for you right here on abc15 warnings and i want to start with meteorologist iris hermosillo. iris, i know you can point exactly -- pinpoint exactly when these storms are starting pitcher also talking about some flooding. -- but you are also talking about some flooding. >> that's right, we will be under a flash flood watch starting seeming at 5:00. -- darting at 5:00. -- it starts at 5:00 but it goes all day tomorrow so we have a storm window here that could produce flash flooding so

you are driving around, especially over the next couple days. when you head out today, it's all dry and warm. slight chance of storms for the evening commute but i show you when storm chances really go up in just a few minutes, mallory. all right, she's going to be back in just a few minutes but i want to turn to nick ciletti. we see you there as the valley prepares for what could be another super soaker. you are asking people to get the sandbags ready? >> reporter: yes, we're taking where exactly they can get sand and sandbags so right now i am live and mesa fire at southern avenue. this location also has a shovel but mesa fire is were committing a pretty bring their own shovel just in case. do you remember this? back in september 2014, that was the last time we saw

the fire department had to actually go inside that day care and carry those babies out in their strollers and everything else and try to get them to safety. we also saw a number of water rescues and cars that were to -- that were stranded. we can control how we are preparing ahead of time so what we've done this morning is on abc15.com if you go there now you will see a full list of all locations here in december you get the sandbags. -- in those sandbags. let's look at traffic which is still pretty late for the morning drive, heading out to the west valley, just 10 minute drive times from the loop 101 eastbound -- excuse me from loop 101 until you hit the 17. but there is police activity as

it's i-10 westbound off on the side. if you see flashing lights off on the side of the freeway, that's what that is. we will get a closer look at i- 17 in just a couple minutes. a hazmat situation in chandler, fire crews say two chemicals were in a dumpster at a metal cleaning business near chandler and kyrie. they mixed and caused a fire and firefighters did what the with water. something was different this time and very dangerous. >> normally when you put water on fire, you have a certain color of smoke and then when it starts to generate a brownish yellow color of smoke it's an indication that something is not going correctly. >> they were taken to the hospital mostly as a precaution. authorities are investigating why the chemicals ended up together in the dumpster in the

developing this morning, 40 foster care -- kids were pulled from a group home yesterday as part of an ongoing investigation. the powerhouse you facility -- youth facility had a reported case of child on child sex abuse about a month ago. staff increased safety procedures after that but now all the kids are gone. >> the way they handled this was not about the kids. they have rushed to judgment and caused more trauma to the kids that were taken care of -- that we are taking care of and trying to protect. >> officials say the kids are currently in what they call an appropriate placement. i want to get back to break -- breaking news in the far east valley where firefighters seem to have had a difficult time getting water to a mobile home fire this morning.

in apache junction. what is the latest there? >> you can still see firefighters on scene, just really -- in the far east valley. the home on this property that you can't see that's to the left of us. but i just spoke with the camera -- i just spoke with the fire chief who said they are making sure nothing else is going to catch fire. the good news here is that the homes they can but firefighters still had to do a quick check on that to make sure nobody was inside. they will go back and make sure that's indeed the fact. as for what started it, they say it's not clear right now. they've put up crime scene tape in the last few minutes but they are still trying to figure out if this fire is suspicious and exactly what -- what caused it.

everybody is still wearing the pose to represent, but there's a lot of talk still. a lot of kids are missing him. >> students at bradley academy returned to school without one of their classmates yesterday. that's 10-year-old jesse wilson, still missing after his mother told police he escaped out a bedroom window three weeks ago. but i police are still considering him a run away but they are actively searching for him considering him a run away but all -- but also actively searching for him. a safety alert from a phoenix woman who says the charger for ipad is to blame for a fire that ruined her home. at nadine atkinson who says her court was freed so she fixed it to -- fixed it with electrical tape. she left the charger on the couch and came home to find her partner had dumped buckets of water everywhere to put the

>> if josi hadn't come home when he did, the dogs all would've been dead. he could have died. >> we found more than 2000 charger reviews on apple's website. more than 1000 of them gave he one site -- rating -- a one star rating. and several complained of the courts catching fire. voting for trump. she wrote an op-ed piece saying trump is unsuitable for office, citing krol comments and an inability to apologize or admit errors. -- citing cruel comments and an inability to apologize or admit errors. >> we fear for this country of that man gets in office. it's as simple as that.

experts signing a letter opposing donald trump. in the letter they said he would be the most reckless president in american history. all roads are dry as you are getting ready to head out the door but we are tracking the changes and storm chances are going up. i show you how high in that hour by hour breakdown, next. the time now is 5:08. want to know which dog best fits your personality? before you take that facebook quiz, joe lets you know how it's hurting some people.

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let's talk about your most accurate forecast this morning is maybe you are getting ready to head out the door. you can see the valley camera

carson mallory we'll have a traffic update for you in a bit bit know that when you step outside will feel warm. it hasn't dropped out of the 90s and we have a dewpoint of 64 giving us a feels like temperature or heat index at 93. it actually feels about three degrees warmer than lapeer temperature is an as we go through the data dew points will continue to increase and by later today they will be in the upper 60s. as far as the comfort level are getting, we are in that sticky range. especially by tomorrow so it will feel come -- humid to muggy. dew points have already gone up and then we are going to get a boost in the men's we go to -- into tomorrow, thanks to what is now a tropical depression. you can see tropical depression javier has continued to weaken and as it does so we will taffeta moisture -- we will

so today a 30% chance of scattered storms by 10:00 but after midnight tonight those storm chances are up to 70%. i show you how much rain you could get and we will talk temperatures too, next. abc15 desert dry times brought to you by centurylink prism. if you're about to hop on i-17, just a seven minute drive time is all you will need traveling to the i-10 split. this is still pretty light as we look from our adot camera, but off to the right hand side you can see some flashing lights and it looks like maybe a minor crash or traffic stop but it isn't blocking. so pretty light to drive in the east valley and we will break down the north valley commute in the next traffic check. exploring the woods takes a sudden turn for the worse. how a good samaritan came to the rescue for two boys.

baby? we tell you the best states to have a baby and where arizona lands on that list. princeton massachusetts remains on edge as we search for the killer. the victim, 27-year-old vanessa marcotte went for a jog on saturday at 1 pm and never came back. she lived in new york city where she worked for google as an account manager. her social media page her life including photos with her mother, who she was visiting in massachusetts. >> we do not know if this was a random act. we are asking the public to be careful, and to be vigilant. >> police sources tell abc news investigators are looking into signs of sexual assault. this is the second high-profile case in less than a week involving a young woman murdered while going out for a jog in broad daylight. coming up at 7 am we will tell you how to protect yourself on the jogging trails. with your gma first look i went

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the time right now is 5:15 as we take a live look outwards tempe this morning. awaiting the sunrise and another hot and humid day as storm chances start to go up, especially later this evening. i will tell you how much rain we could get on the next. new this learning birthrates in the u.s. are at the lowest levels ever recorded. the cdc looked at the fertility rates or number of babies born per woman and discover the decreasing trend and now we are at the lowest levels dating all the way back to 1909. the cdc just published its findings. speaking of giving birth here, we're talking about the best states to have a baby. we examine the cost of having

as well as the friendliness -- the three worst places to have a baby are in the south. there are 51 spots -- >> you hope we're friendly to babies here in arizona, right? [laughter] a new gallup poll shows one in eight american adults say they smoke of marijuana. another 43% say they've at least tried the drug and the number of adults who smoke pot has nearly doubled in three years. arizona is one of five states voting on marijuana legalization in november. the next three might cause some parents to rethink legalizing marijuana in our state as edible pot might be the reason 20 people got sick at a birthday party in san francisco including a six-year- old. they believe the candy went out

people who ate the gummies are now out of the hospital. a terrible accident at a texas construction site that killed one man and his workers -- said he died while taking on a housing site. that incident is an -- is under investigation. a good samaritan was at the right place and the right time, .2 boys out of this creek where the water was riding -- at the right time where he pulled to voic water was rising. they were overcome by the quick moving water. >> it was like a wave. i'm definitely not going back in there. >> i feel happy to be alive and not dead. >> there you have it, they made it out thanks to the men. he and his wife heard screams. they ran toward the noise and the man jumped in the water and pulled them out.

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you've got a problem couple let me know. let's talk about the forecast as you are getting ready to head out the door. no worries on the weather, it's all dry on the weather doppler all across the valley. the only spot where i am seeing a few storms right now is in southeast arizona where we also are looking at a flood advisory because of the heavy rain down south, so something i will be keeping an eye on, but the valley again is all dry through the morning and impacted will be pretty quiet through much of the day. it won't be until this evening, but especially tonight that the rain chances go up. right no degrees and the mouse -- the most accurate forecasts will be another one -- another warm one and humid one as the humidity is going up today. 95 degrees by 10 am and then 98 degrees by noon and the hundred for us setting -- and the 100s said in. -- said in. today the high only makes it up to 104. the better potential will kick in as we go into

we get a 40% chance for rain and overnight tonight that chances surges to 70% for more whites -- whites which hours in the phoenix metro, and it's that -- 70% for more widespread showers in the phoenix metro. but here's the deal, any storms we managed to get over the next 24 to 48 hours could be big rainmakers for us. overall the numbers looking like yesterday, about a quarter to a half inch in several valley spots but a few spots could get just upwards of an inch of rain and again the potential is there for heavy rain with any storms to develop and especially in software southeast, that's where we could definitely see some flooding rainfall anywhere from tucson to casa grande and globe but you can see the flash flood watch does include the did -- the entire phoenix metro and that goes into effect by 5:00

wednesday. today we're only in the 90s wednesday and thursday as well before we heat up -- today waste -- we go up to 104 but wednesday and thursday where in that 90s before we heat back -- we are in the 90s before we heat back up. once you hop on the 51 the desert drivetime is just 11 minutes to the mini stack. i do want to look at the 10 in the west valley right at about 27th avenue. the eastbound direction is looking a little busier so at the next traffic check i will break down exactly what you can expect on the i-10. a big mistake from nearly 10 years ago finally being settled: how arizona is still affected by the barclays fiasco. friends and neighbors coming to terms with the terrible accident that killed a

we have shovels and sand

could hulk hogan agree to a settlement? with gawker? you think this whole thing is over but it's not because now we're hearing gawker is in preliminary talks with hulk hogan about the $140 million he won earlier this year.

published a portion of a sex tape he was in. they've now -- filed chapter 11 bankruptcy but downplaying the reports saying they've tried to settle before with him and that's been unsuccessful. everything old is new again, right? you might remember the street from the 90s, crystal pepsi is back on store shelves. you hatch act fast though, it's only here for eigh it was originally introduced during the 1992 super bowl, but it only lasted a year. these storms are well away from the valley and not having here this morning but we do talk about when our storm chances go up, next. this is right near 67th avenue. i will give the desert tribe times in the west valley, next. and a s.w.a.t. situation is now ended. we will take you to the scene near 24th street and indian

loose this morning on the day he would've turned 31. how the family of the war veteran is remembering him.

one person killed in two others recovering after a routine event turned deadly in the north valley. bag check, shovel check, sand check -- where you can get

potentially heavy rains this week. tragedy on campus. coming up how players and coaches are remembering the life of a you of a football player -- u of a football player. >> it's been really busy in the breaking news area of the world, but certainly the top story will be the forecast. >> i know whether is always a big deal but the' wet weather moving into southern arizona. >> the moisture is going up across the state over the next few days and that's what will bring a boost to the storm chances here in the valley too but as you head out the door, no impact weatherwise for your morning commute and it's mostly clear skies. overall dry roads and no rain expected this morning. we have light winds this morning also but once we get into the afternoon the storm

it will be hot and humid with a high of 104 in phoenix. the storm chances go up even higher tonight and into tomorrow. i will break down that part of the forecast for you in just a bit. note -- no delays so far on the roads even though things are definitely picking up right here near 65th and 75th avenue -- 67th and 75th avenue. even as you continue eastbound on the 10, maybe taking the 17 southbound right around the durango curve, still seeing the nice conditions and no crashes valley light on the freeways. we will head out to the east valley next and get a closer look at eastbound 60. we were there at home near 25th street and indian school. this happened early this morning as police officers apparently wanted to talk to a guy regarding setting fire, and arson investigation including

officers say he was yelling at officers at one point and even was blocking the street there in that neighborhood at one point. the suspect was being led away in handcuffs and now custody being taken away -- now in custody, being taken away for a mental evaluation. a well-known horse veterinarian fell into an underground storage unit. >> the two people who tried to help him are in cr condition. they were called out when the three were found unconscious near carefree highway. the storage unit held grains and water from last weeks rain -- last week's rain was being drained. that caused the oxygen to fall below 4% which made it impossible for them to breathe. he died and the two others lost consciousness.

person you've known. >> he says closer -- he's as close to jesus as you can get. >> they say it's not a good idea to go into a confined space. you never know if it's actually safe. trying to understand how something this tragic could've happened. mcso confirmed to us that a 16- year-old boy killed his three- year-old boy in youngstown. the child's grandfather is >> part of me is missing. part of his mother is missing. it's a tragic thing that unfortunately we are involved in. >> that 16-year-old is now waiting to find out whether or not he will be charged as an adult. for the first time in 11 years people are rushing to fill out applications to get

section 8. they shut down the waitlist because of too many applications back in 2005. right now you can apply online and 10,000 names will be randomly picked in the lottery. shock and sadness, all from the -- them -- friends and family from this standout football player. he played there before heading down to u of a what do we know about this shocking and sudden death? do we know how it happened? >> reporter: dan, all we know is that he died during his sleep on sunday night. we could learn more from the medical examiner in just a few hours but 2011 was the last time he stepped foot here in chandler high school. from here he went to u of a and this year he was a senior, his last chance for a championship. his high school football coach helped him get recruited and

>> i know it was one of his dreams to start at u of a and this was his year to do that. it's not just football. you can lose your life that quickly. >> the first football team will be on august the first football team will be on august 19. they don't know what but they will do something to honor zac. katie conner abc15 news. as you're driving home from work you might notice balloons >> this is an effort to remember a war veteran from west phoenix. the family of justin shirk is gathering your fifth avenue and campbell this evening. that location is where shirk was killed. the shooter is still on the loose and today would've been justin's 31st birthday.

coming our way. here in arizona the bank is making a settlement in a case accusing the company of handing out bogus inter-trade investments all of -- nearly a decade ago. $140 million will be handed out to several states. barclays is the first under investigation to solve these crimes. they are looking into the actions of several other banks from 05209. the gender gap continues to widen even among the ultra rich according to a surv released. they found that in 2015 there were 8.4 male billionaires for everybody -- every female billionaire, up from 8.1 the year before. out of the 148 new billionaires in 2015, just eight of them were women. right now hundreds of flights are delayed as delta airlines is still dealing with this issue after the massive outage.

airport is now set -- now handing out thousands of travel vouchers because of that computer glitch but for some that was not enough. >> i just want to get my suitcase back and call it a day. our vacation is ruined. we may never fly delta again ever. >> i told you there were hundreds of cancellations and delays and this is a live at departures from sky harbor airport. the only one i am seeing delayed on delta is going to be one that's going -- to atlanta. it's almost 2 hours delayed here. so still a massive ripple effect as we see this unfolding right now. no rain at sky harbor but that could change easily. >> it could cause flight issues, that's for sure but

most of the state is actually quiet with the exception of these storms off tour south ride along that -- that mexico border near sierra vista. you can see just issued a flash flood warning for that area as we are getting very heavy rainfall that this is not moving toward the phoenix metro but rather staying in our area this morning. we are going to see the potential for more of those drenching storms over the next couple of days. we're tracking what is now a tropical division -- depression. javier will continue to move up the coast over the next few days and that is going to boost the moisture around our state and as families -- monsoon moisture goes up, the storm chances go up too. so most of today's fairly quiet but by today the storm chances start to go up and then overnighted to tomorrow, that's really -- overnight into tomorrow that's when the storm chances really serve -- surge. tomorrow driving home with just

driving home just a 20% chance but tonight those chances get even higher. we are bracing for heavy rain overnight and into tomorrow. this morning we are taking action to show you how you can prepare. abc15's nick ciletti is live in mesa where they are handing out sandbags ahead of the potential. nick, what do people need to bring? >>iris, good moin we have plenty of sand. mesa fire is asking everybody to bring a shovel. i know they have one here but sometimes there are multiple people trying to get sand, so just do everybody a favor and bring your own shovel but they do have bags, see you don't have to worry about that. let's show you some video from air15 back from 2014. remember the flooding we got -- it hit -- it was the wettest day in phoenix history. so many areas got nailed with tropical moisture.

cars getting stuck in stranded and people even had to get rescued . at one point we saw people on top of a police cruiser and that cruiser was trying to drive away out of that floodwater. so here's the thing, we can't control what mother nature brings us, but what we can control is how we are preparing. head to abc15.com right now because we are taking action and we have a full list of where you can get the sandbags and make sure we just in case we get a super soccer tonight into the rest of this week. the good news is this morning you are seeing drivers as iris has been telling you so we are keen to many delays and i want to give you a closer look at the east valley. this is westbound from val vista to loop 101. really the rest of the valleys pretty quiet as well hopping on i-10.

this is a bright shot from the adot camera but i am seeing flashing lights on the right- hand side right near peoria. it doesn't look like it's really impacting traffic. first it was tragedy on the waterslide and now we are hearing about an accident on a ferris wheel. the terrifying fall for three what -- three young girls. and who's to blame for through -- the most crashes? a new study be who you think. breaking news in san diego where police officers and a firefighter have been injured in a reported explosion.

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let's start with it right now coming up at -- on 5:45 as

meteorologist iris hermosillo is updating her forecasting models and will be joining us soon. more on that in moments but right now breaking news from this morning, the man accused of stabbing and killing americans in london is in court. he will face a judge and he's charged with the murder of a 64- year-old woman. the woman was darlene horton, as well as being charged with the murder of five others. darleen and her husband were in london where her husband was teaching abroad. three girls are recovering after they fell from a ferris wheel at a county fair in greene county tennessee. police say the basket somehow overturned and the girls fell about 40'. all three were taken to the hospital but were alert

news. all the rides at the fair are closed until further notice and the incident is under investigation. "breaking bad", maybe? a meth lab found under the ground in a siri new york. even stranger, it was found underneath a walmart parking lot . crews are still investigating because they don't know how long it was going on or who might've been running the operation. they hope surveillance cameras can help answer that a pic of drivers recovering after his vehicle went into a lake. he was trying to avoid a crash but instead went right over the side of a bridge. crews shut down the bridge for hours as they got the driver and the truck out of the lake but amazingly the driver of the truck was not injured. an abandoned home in new orleans is getting attention is the group tries to turn it into a hurricane katrina and -- museum. the organization is devoted to making sure new orleans in the u.s. have safe levees, and they

they still need city approval and they say that group -- the group says the project is expected to cost about $50,000. a couple in south dakota passed away within 20 minutes of each other. henry and jeanette were married for 63 years. jeanette suffered from alzheimer's and was put in a nursing home back in 2011 and henry went visit her -- would visit her several times a week. he was put in the same nursing home this past year. she died firs later her beloved husband took his last breath. in effect for people who live near a rapidly growing fire northeast of los angeles called the pilot fire. it's already burned 6300 acres as you look at the attack from the air there. they've ordered the evacuation of more than 5000 homes. firefighters do not know yet what started the fire but there are no reports of any injuries

lining there. breaking down breaking news just coming in from san diego where there's been some type of a building explosion. several people were injured including two first responders. it happened around 3:15 this morning. this is from our sister station in san diego, just posting this story. residents were going door to door to get everybody out of this situation. you can see the fire right up there, in the top left corner residents are disabled. first responders were seen carrying out the people. the fire by the way was contained to just a single unit, and the explosions were the result of oxygen tanks that caught fire and were exploding. we are just now seeing the update here, said to be minor but certainly -- amazing what they do, running to save lives. glad to hear they are expected to be okay.

that drowsy drivers are to blame for thousands of highway deaths every year. nearly 84,000,000 fatigued americans get behind a bill -- a wheel every single day. last year 5000 people were killed, teens and young adults blamed for more than half of those crashes. experts say the increase in teenage drowsy driving is partly due to digital up they recommend old solutions like lasting the radio, opening the window and making stops if you have to during those long drives. it gets even worse when the weather is tough. >> yes especially when there's wet weather across the state. there's no wet weather to impact your morning commute. i know we are just kind of gearing up for the new school year.

looks very pretty. we've got scattered clouds off to the east and as the sun comes up, that's giving of some very pretty -- giving us some very pretty rays. as long as it is safe to do so, we want you to send us your pictures and videos. send this to us. temperatures will you step outside it feels mild and warm. the coolest spots are right now and the man cave creek coming in on the upper 70s, but the rest of us are seeing the mid to upper 80s with to be waking up to 80 degrees. you will walk out the door to 86 imperia, 85 right now in chandler. here's how the forecast shapes up because today is when we start tracking the storm chances but this morning is mild and dry on your way into work, and 93 in phoenix and we climbed to 95 x 10 a.m.

we are still in the 90s -- climbed to 95 climbed to 95 x 10 a.m. -- by 10 am. by 4:00, the high is 104 and there's a stray chance of storms in the valley but those go up tonight, especially tonight and tomorrow morning and through the day tomorrow. talking a 70% chance for rain with temperatures only in the 90s. we will talk about the alerts in effe evening, next. so far this has really been a problem free dry so that's good news. the only delays i'm seeing are right now out in the west valley on i-10. you will see that to -- that slowing right around fifth avenue and one -- once you pass the stack it really eases up but this is just the normal slow and go. and then hopping over to 202,

101, but remember right at peoria avenue there's a medical emergency on the right side. definitely something to look for there. we will give you a look at the north valley in just a couple minutes. the u.s. bringing home more hard way from rio. the u.s. total, 19 total battles -- metals including a medal for the men's synchronized diving te -- medals including a medal for the men's synchronized diving team. and of course michael phelps all over social media getting a lot of attention for how he gets ready for his big events. have you been -- have you seen this face? being dubbed phelps face. someone called it that look you get when somebody takes the last donut. [laughter]

-- grumpy cat. my view about going back to work this morning as one twitter user said. [laughter] we can all relate to that and then a lot of people bashing the cowboys. when you find t your girlfriend is a cowboys fan. there you go. i posted my own version on twitter. check it out. [laughter] we are getting word of a lion going on attack at the zoo. trying to get the new video next . this pl and hopefully saving your house from plotting. -- from flooding . to sun is looking to make

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6:00 and we start with a weather alert, right now a tropical depression on the move, so the question this morning that we will answer: will that storm affect us here in the valley? we are taking action for

. tracking delays on the 10 and we show you where the hotspots are for the morning drive. could tuesday morning, everybody. thanks for waking up with us. >> -- good tuesday morning everybody, thanks for waking up with us. things could change as this tropical depression javier is on the move inching right along the baja california coast . this is new video out of mexico where at least 40 people now been killed because of mudslides. evacuation orders have been issued for the resort town of cobblestone lucas mexico. parts of the city have now been shut down and at least 10 shelters are open. this is very concerning here. iris, i want to bring you in on -- as the weather expert on this and maybe impact it could have on us here -- the impact it could have on us here locally .