. 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 .

fizzle out, it will send moisture in -- our way and that means a boost in storm chances. as you get ready to head out the door, no impact for the morning commute, so maybe walking kids to the bus stop it will be all dry but it will be a little bit warm and humid as they walk out to the bus stop. you may even want to pack a water bottle because it will still be a hot and humid day today as we make it up to 104. by the time they get out of school there is a slight chance of a stray sure but the chances for storms will go -- a stray storm but the chances for storms will go up more tonight. and that flash flood alert will go into effect here this evening. i will show you how high those rain chances will go tonight into tomorrow and again the biggest hazards we will see around our state. there -- iris, no complaints so far for the morning drive. let's look at the big picture

slowing and that's really in the west valley right now, so the desert drivetime is 18 minutes for my 10 eastbound 75th avenue to the mini stack. this really eases up right before you hit the tunnel. that's when you will start to see release this morning on i- 10. the other hotspot is i-17. this is right at 19th avenue. it's not terrible but you see a lot of congestion leading up there. you'll have to tap the brakes just a little bit and i will show you the loop 101 in the north valley when we i want to update you on breaking news from the live desk is a home went up in flames in two different -- and two different fire departments responded to this one. this is near apache trail and delaware. justin? >> reporter: yes just a few hours after the fire was put out we still have folks on scene trying to figure out exactly how this fire started. i talked with superstition fire and they said the roof of this home has collapsed and they had

which is obviously a big concern. i talked with neighbors who called it in and they said to stay -- the fire was huge. the good news is that home was vacant but firefighters still had to go in there and do a quick check to make sure nobody was inside that home but as you can see back out here live, they are still here trying to figure out exactly how it started but again the good news this morning is that there were no injuries. justin pazera abc15. thank you for that update testing. meanwhile a close call for firefighters dealing with a hazmat situation in chandler near chandler boulevard and tie rain -- kyrie. two chemicals were found in a dumpster at a metal cleaning business and that's what start -- started the fire. the trouble came when they started spraying the fire with water. >> normally when you put water on fire, you have a certain color of smoke and when it starts to generate a brownish

an indication that something is not going correctly. >> so the firefighters did go to the hospital as a precaution but now authorities are trying to figure out how those chemicals ended up in that dumpster together. dan? new in the gun control debate we could be hours away from tougher regulations in one part of our state. later on today, tucson city council is expected to vote on a measure to ban the high- capacity magazines, more than 10 rounds. so you wouldn't be able to -- the gun can fire those rounds without reloading. even if that passes the city faces a big hurdle because this year governor doug ducey signed a law preventing cities from passing their own legislation which means the city could be fined as much as $50,000 if they proceed. a former player was recruited by u of a to play football for the school and was

year but tragically died during his sleep on sunday night. the medical examiners expected to examine him to provide more information today on exactly what the cause was but coming up today you can hear from his high school coach and hear how his dad -- death will impact the rest of the season. is donald trump too risky for the republican party? that's a question a lot of conservatives are asking themselves. one lawmaker isn't sure if she will be voting for trump in november. that is maine senator susan collins quote unsuitable for office, citing cruel comments and not apologizing or admitting errors. the republican committee is asking -- being asked to potentially replace trump as a nominee. 16 rnc members from rnc states have to agree to it in order for that to happen. the campaign is revealing she plans to address the state's zika outbreak.

two of the americans killed in the benghazi terror attacks are now suing the former secretary of state, the suit claiming that clinton's use of a private email server led directly to the deaths of four americans. nick ciletti live at fire station number four. this is one of four locations across the city where they are handing out the sand sandbags also. you should bring your own shovel though, just in case, all to prepare just in case javier turns up some moisture and brings us heavy rain tonight. [ indiscernible - static ] >> all right, we are losing his ignoble we are tracking the changes as the sun is up -- we are losing his signal, but we are tracking the changes as the sun is up and storm chances move-in. we will look at the drive

north part of the valley when we return. and paying tribute to the victims of the orlando massacre, but to be sitting right behind hillary clinton, raising a lot of questions as to why he was there in the

it's time now for your most accurate forecast of the sweat the roads look like -- and this is what the roads look

even through your lunch hour things stay dry in the phoenix metro. it won't be until later tonight that we see the best potential for green really start to kick in. so know that as you head out the door. here's how it trip -- here's how your most accurate forecast breaks down for today . it's a bit of a warm start, all drive but starting to feel more humid it -- more humid and that humidity goes up throughout the day and especially by tomorrow it will start to feel muggy dew points climb. we are under a uv alert today so don't forget the sunblock especially on the kids before you send them out the door with the burn time under 10 minutes today. we will start to see a few more clouds this afternoon leaving us with partly cloudy skies in the afternoon and evening before the clouds really increase tonight. high today just 104 degrees with a 20% chance for storms by this afternoon meaning there is a slight chance of storms this

come tonight into tomorrow. 70% chance overnight tonight and through the day on wednesday. we could see storms move into the valley as we head through the night and into tomorrow and some of those could be read -- big rainmakers for us. there's still uncertainty as far as how much rain we will get to know that a few spots could get upwards of an inch of rain as the storms to start to develop across the belly. we will talk about -- across the vaey. we will start to talk more about that when we come back. typical delays in the west valley that maybe you are hopping on loop 101. this is right near 75th avenue traveling eastbound. six minute drive time until i-17 , so very light in that area and then just minor slowing on the 10 in the west valley, right at 27th avenue you may have to tap the brake lights a bit i will also give you a look at east valley in a few

remembering the 12-year-old who died hiking in the heat. how friends and even strangers are doing all they can to help this grieving family.

we appreciate you starting your mornings right here with us . 6:14 and it's 89 degrees as we take a live look outside and boy, those weather conditions are going to change pretty soon. meteorologist iris hermosillo is talking that most accurate forecast and we will check in with her in a moment but first right now there is a push for a new law that would ban children from hiking trails in the extreme heat following the death of a 12-year-old last month. now the community is coming together to help the family of cody fall.

fundraiser in chandler. he was hiking during an excessive heat warning and family friends tell us his father never approved the hike and that he was with somebody else. his death -- cause of death is still pending in phoenix police are still investigating. do you have any kind of problem with your cord? throw it away. >> a safety alert from a phoenix woman who says the charger for her ipad is to blame for a fire that just wrecked part of her home. nadine atkinson says the was afraid and she decided -- was frayed so she fixed it with electrical tape and left it on the couch while gone. she came home to find water everywhere. >> if he hadn't come home when he did, the dogs would've been dead, and he could've died. we found more than 2000

reviews and over 1000 of them were given one star ratings with listed complaints of those quickly warmed cords. get a new one, to spend the money and get a new one. first on abc15, the father responsible -- what is the father of the man responsible for the orlando shooting doing at a hazard clinton rally? >> there she it -- there he is attending that rally. he says he was invited just like everybody else. all eyes on him as they paid tribute to the 49 victims and here's what he had to say when asked if people would be surprised to see him there. >> why should they be surprised? i love the united states and i've been living here for a really long time. everybody can join. >> sadiq mateen says he supports all of clinton's

laws. right now at 6:16, a murder mystery unfolding for the second time in less than a week, police are investing -- investigating the death of a woman found dead after going out for a jog. the google executive was from new york city and was visiting her mom at the time of the incident. they don't know if this killing was a random act. no word on the cause of death but mcinnis a marcotte was found -- but naked and burned. >> just days before this another woman was killed while jogging near queens in new york city. so far no arrests have been made in the death of 30-year- old karina bejarano. they found her body 15 feet off the trail and authorities are now going through some digital evidence including home video and surveillance cameras --

well, chris. happening right now, recovering after being mauled by a lion at the granby zoo in montrial. workers used a high-powered water hose like a water cannon type to get that line off of the woman and ended up saving her life. three lions live at the zoo in question and all three are currently out of the public view and officials are investigating what prompted the attack, what happened here, certainly scary stuff as well in this situation, danielle. back in the valley, 40 several east valley group homes as part of an ongoing investigation in the powerhouse youth facility. these are pictures from the facility's website after they reported an incident of child sex abuse a month ago. now all the kids are gone. >> the way they handled it was not about the kids. they have rushed to judgment. >> dps officials say the kids

an appropriate placement. flood waters are rising in parts of florida as heavy rain is expected over the next four days all the way from tampa to pensacola, 15 inches of rain is expected that some places along the gold coast could see as much as 18 inches. -- along the gulf coast could see as much as 18 inches. they have been warned they may have to evacuate at some point. a declaration of emergency, now window rock was last week by monsoon storms. homes and roads were destroyed and even livestock was in fact it. a lot of people were forced to evacuate on friday because of flash flooding in shiprock and the question is, will we see any more storms here soon? >> we have the potential and for flash flooding over the next 24 hours in the valley and across the state, especially in spots to our east and southeast. this morning abc15 desert doppler showing you fairly

. with the exception of southern arizona near sierra vista where we've been tracking some strong storms producing a lot of lightning and also that area under a flash flood warning because of the heavy rain. the rest of the state is pretty quiet and the phoenix metro is all dry. i expect it will stay dry to the morning but over the next 24 to 48 hours we're tracking big changes to tropical depression javier. this could restrict than a little bit but expected to be an area of low pressure so overall, weakening as it moves to the north and it's not going to directly moved to our state but it is going to bring a surgeon moisture. there's still a little bit of uncertainty as to who will get the bulk of the rain because we don't have the energy of that storm moving in. we just have the moisture moving in but the potential is there for any storms that develop to produce flooding rainfall and that's why we want

that flash flooding will be a possibility. we will be under the flash flood watch all the way to kingman and bullhead city, prescott and areas to our southeast and east, starting this evening and continuing through the day tomorrow. so heavy rain will be possible with any storms that develop and remember this phrase: turn around, don't drown. as far as the hour by hour storm chance breakdown, those chances go up this evening but notice by 7:00 just a slight chance. that means if we do get storms they could produce a very rain so stay alert but the better potential for more rain will come as we go through the -- the overnight hours and through the day tomorrow. temperatures today are still topping over the hundreds -- to 104 but by tomorrow only in the 90s with the rain chances an extra humidity. we dry out as we head into the weekend. i will bring in the hour by hour temperature forecast in just a few minutes mom -- few minutes, mallory.

to you by centurylink prism -- i-17 just south of the durango curve looks okay but i want to focus in on the east valley, maybe loop 202 westbound. the desert drive time in 12 minutes -- is 12 minutes from the eye 12 interchange but a lot of times we see congestion this time of mourning and we are seeing that right now so you are free and clear of that in the east valley. things are picking up on the 60 though if we look at our adot camera. this is right at dobson. you may have to tap the brakes what -- the brake lights just a little bit but for the most part the east valley is looking pretty quiet right now bit -- but we will look at those drive times more next. a large presence on the scene near 24th street and indian school. coming up, i will explain why the swat team is here. day tesla say the man's

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the hundreds -- in the 100s today. checking -- tracking the temperatures in your most accurate forecast. and what neighbors are saying about the man who died in this situation. and tragedy at the parks: what police are now revealing after the 10-year-old died. what the investigation is now telling us.

a weather alert at 630, not much activity right now in the valley. big changes are on the way though just hours away in fact. the monsoon storm we are tracking right now. and a u of a football player mysteriously died. coming up we're learning more about his strong ties to right here in the valley.

for you: more delays for delta airlines and as a matter of fact seconds ago i tweeted out, if you are -- flying out of phoenix sky harbor there are -- a handful of delays especially flying to atlanta, so still the ripple effect. >> a huge minutes -- miss out there for those travelers. this is a snapshot of what things could look like for us as we go into tonight and tomorrow, especially. we've been tracking storms that it produced floodi and there are flooding advisories and flash flood warnings near sierra vista. this is well away from the phoenix metro and i don't expect rain in the phoenix metro this morning but by tonight especially the storm chances go up, and we could see our own threat of flash flooding later on today. right now as you are getting ready to head out the door the temperatures will be in the 80s, it's mild and humid and also mostly clear. by this afternoon we will see

evening the storm chances start to gradually increase. i will break down the chances for you by the hour so you know exactly when we are expecting the best potential marine -- for rain, next. delays are now reaching back to 83rd avenue. i know this shot isn't looking too bad but you are seeing just beyond here -- even as you are approaching 8030 will start to see the brake lights so switching to our traffic now i want to show you that it starts right around 83rd or actually just before that eases up right when you hit the tunnel. still seeing a little bit of slowing on i-17 just past the durango curve and then we jump up to an 11 minute drive time loop 101 eastbound from the 17 to the 51. the hotspot will be 7th street. we will head out to the east valley next. i want to update everybody has far as what's happening in your community. early this morning a s.w.a.t. situation in phoenix has now ended with one person arrested

answers on a string of fires tied to an arson investigation. this is unfolding at 24th street and indian school. they went to talk to this guy about a string of fires and we're told the man refused to come out. the man -- the swat team came in and they got the man out. they believe the men may have an adult -- a mental illness so they are checking in on that as well. new details this morning about a deadly rescue here in the valley, an equine veterinarian is dead after being trapped in an underground storage unit. >> two people tried to rescue him and they are in critical condition. this happened last night near third avenue and carefree highway. mcso and fire officials were called out to report to three people who were unconscious. we're told the unit held grains and water from last week's water was being drained.

to drop down to less than 4%, making it impossible for the men to breathe. family friends say he will be missed. >> you think he's the greatest person you know. >> he's as close to a jesus figure as you can get. >> a reminder from firefighters, don't go into any confined spaces. always call 911 because you don't know whether that space will be safe . the search for a killer and the surveillance video may be the clue police need to find the gunm southern -- a 7-eleven clerk. he went into the store, demanded money and then forced two clerks into the back room before shooting one of them. if you have any information on this that could help investigators, phoenix pd wants to hear from you. these pictures are pretty clear, no masks.

in july 20 -- on july 22 in fountain hills. we also have a picture of the getaway car, the silver bmw suv. speak up if you have any info. a toddler was found murdered inside of a home in mcso has confirmed a 16-year- old boy killed his three-year- old brother. that's the accusation there. the child's grandfather is in disbelief. >> part of me is missing. part of his mother is missing. everybody -- even the other siblings -- it's a tragic thing involved in. >> that 16-year-old is now waiting to find out whether or not he will be charged as an adult, danielle. as you are driving home from work or school tonight you might notice some balloons floating in the sky. they are to remember a war veteran who was shot and killed last month in west phoenix. the family of justin shirk is gathering at a park near 35th and campbell where shark was killed -- where shark was

it would have been his 31st birthday. this news is shocking, not just the tucson you of a community -- u of a -- community but a football player mysteriously passed away and this morning we are learning more about the player. strong ties to the valley and abc15's katie conner joins us live from chandler high school. what can you tell us about the death -- do we know anything? >> reporter: all we know is that zachary died on his ace during his sleep on sunday night and today they could release more information but here at the high school is where he mastered his skills on the football field. he last touched but here in 2011 and from here he went down to u of a, gearing up for a very big senior year expecting to be the starting center. chandler high school's head coach helped zach get recruited to u of a. he said learning of

heartbreaking. >> i know it was one of his dreams to start at u of a and this was his year to do that. it brings everything in perspective that it's not just about football. you could lose your life that quickly. >> reporter: the high school's first football game will be on august 19, and the coach says they will do something to honor zach. they don't know what yet but there will be something to honor his legacy here at e reporting live and chandler, katie conner abc15 news. katie thank you. updating everybody with the information regarding a boy's death at a water park. they are just now revealing -- this is so unfortunate, 10-year- old caleb schwab was decapitated while writing the world's tallest water slide. it's scheduled to reopen tomorrow but the slide will remain closed indefinitely. and right now three children are recovering in this -- at this moment in tennessee

affairs wheel there -- they were riding in got stuck and dumped them out. the children fell 40' to the ground. right now they are in the hospital and there's a news conference slated for just a short time from now where they are expected to release more details. >> a lot of parents probably thinking twice about those carnival rides. tens of thousands of people are rushing to fill out applications to get into affordable housing called section 8. in phoenix the waitlist is open again for the first time in 11 years remember the city shut it down back in 2005 because they just had too many applications. it can really be a lifesaver for people living paycheck to paycheck. >> yes, thank god. it means a lot for a lot of people especially people with children. >> it's very difficult living on disability because it's a flat income once a month. >> you do have to apply online and then 10,000 names will be randomly picked it -- in a

you might think the government is nuts after this next story where u of a and three other colleges will get more than $4 million to study the genetics of the countries to help farmers select better -- crops. they want to see if it's all it's cracked up to be in this study. >> that's a good one. talk about mehdi here, that's what i -- talk about nutty here, that's what i call it. tim tebow is now saying he's going to pursue a career in baseball any plans to hold workouts at all 30 mlb teams. he was also -- i was doing research on this as he is pin was reporting this, tweeting -- as espn was reporting this, tweeting it out. so he's gone from the ncaa to the nfl to gma , back to the nfl and now he wants to go back and play with

iris. >> i don't either. >> nws station ethanol -- national weather service? >> i don't know if they would take him. [laughter] maybe. as you head out the door this morning, this is what you will see: mostly sunny skies as we look live with our phoenix children's hospital valley camera. plenty of sunshine and keep in mind we are still under a uv are coming as we track what will eventually be the remnants of a boost in moisture and what now is tropical depression javier. it was a tropical storm but it's really weakened over the last would have for hours and it will continue to move north ride along that baja california peninsula. by tomorrow evening, it's looking like an area of low pressure. as it moves to the north though, it will boost the moisture around our state and as we boost that monsoon moisture, like we did last

going up and so is the threat of flash flooding. much of the day today looks to be quiet for the phoenix metro, but by this evening we could see a few pop up storms near the valley but look at how futurecast really shows you how tonight into tomorrow is when we see that potential for more widespread rain and more flooding rain too. noticed the storm chances by our: by 7:00 a slight chance of thunderstorms. any storms that develop could produce heavy rain and we will also have to watch for threat of dust initially and storms enter the valley and then overnight tonight after midnight the storm chances go up to 70% and through the day tomorrow, it could be a wet one and again that flash flooding threat is there so we are under a flash flooding watch starting this evening as rain looks to be our biggest hazard and the flooding will be the biggest hazard as well. we will talk temperatures and that 7-day forecast in just minutes, mallory. switching over to the traffic map, focusing in on the

some of the slowest spots we are seeing. this is u.s. 60 westbound starting right at gilbert rotor so is when you will start to see slowing. i showed you this camera shot 20 minutes ago where it was getting busier and now we are seeing those delays. it eases up near country club as you have a little bit -- excuse me, right near the 101. from country club to the 101 and then it eases up when you get to the 10, with that interchange of 10 and u.s. 60. the drive has remained steady most of the morning just a nine around the durango curve. and i know this is a bright shot but this is one of the slowest spots, right near cassius -- slowing on the i-17 there as well. 2-3 days. cards football is back on abc15, the cardinals hosting the raiders this friday night. kickoff is at 7:00, cards pregame starts at 630

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call it the calm before the storm, beautiful shots from our viewers. thanks for sending those into us. remember that address for all your pictures and videos. you will need it 24 hours as we see the leftovers from tropical storm javier as it drenches our state . so standby, take pictures and do so when it's safe to do so. a youth pastor is banned from his own church, 31-year- old christopher santos is accused of videotaping a girl at a changing room. the victim's mother apparently ripped his phone right out of

>> i asked him where you just recording her or taking a picture of my daughter in the fitting room and i pressed play and saw that it was my daughter with just my under -- her underwear on from the waist down. >> we will see justice and we also want to extend our grief and show the love of jesus the very best we know how. >> done something like this before and asked if he could go home but obviously chris the answer to that was no. let's talk about the olympics as many of you are focused on rio, but the thing is -- let's look ahead eight years because the team from los angeles is in rio right now being to get the games in 20 being to get the games in 2020 -- 24 in california. los angeles claims it only needs to build one facility. this is the 20th time the u.s.

you have the newest count, right? >> yes, the u.s. bringing home more hardware. we always like to have that top medal count and take a look from day three. >> 19 total, including a silver from the men's diving team. china has five golds and australia it really in japan round out the top five -- italy and japan round out the top five. more delays because of a computer glitch with delta airlines and it's il what caused that outage in the first place but authorities are looking into it. alta is waving rescheduling fees for affected travelers. thank goodness. that seems like one of those obvious things. will geewhiz, thank you for not -- well, geewhiz, thank you for not charging us for you screwing it up. if you're flying delta i just pulled up the live map i use showing delays to detroit

to atlanta, delayed, this one, to atlanta, delayed. you see the common theme here? so take your time, relax, don't get frustrated because this is a nationwide ripple effect hitting the nation's ninth busiest airport here, phoenix sky harbor. zika virus is becoming a more serious problem especially for women who are expecting or thinking of becoming pregnant so how do you keep those pesky mosquitoes away? repellents would be the obvious choice, right? consumer reports to off deep woods and benz 30% deet. they also recommend using citronella candles as well. all eyes on javier, formerly a tropical storm and now weakening. it's not going to move directly into our state it will boost

that moisture will mean the threat of flash flooding over the next 24 to 48 hours, so starting at 5:00 the seeming the phoenix metro is under a flash flood watch, and that flash flood watch goes through all the way to 11:00 tomorrow evening and it does extend all the way into western arizona, in spots like kingman, and all of the areas to our east and southeast. the potential is there for any storm that does developed to produce floodi possibility and again flash flooding will be possible too, like what we saw last friday with any storms that managed to develop so turned around and don't drown. really use caution and stay alert over the next 24 to 48 hours and you may want to keep that abc15 mobile app handy. as soon as we see that threat of flash flooding we will be sure to let you know on the phone, mobile app and of course abc15.com. storm chances will take -- will take a while to go up.

that chance go up to between a 20 and 30% -- 20% and 30% chance. so today is still hot and it's gradually going to get more and more humid as the day goes on. it's 89 degrees now and we climbed to 100 degrees by 9:00. by 3:00, that's our window for the high temperature of 104, until 4:00. tonight and tomorrow the storm chances go up -- to 70%, country and again we could get heavy rainfall with any storms that move in. we will talk about temperatures as we head toward the we can because it will get drier and hotter in the 7-day forecast. delays on i-10 are now back to about loop 101 so. the drive time is just to about 17 minutes. that starts at i-17 where you start to see brake lights and they extend just a little bit

this isn't too bad but it's from 75th avenue all the way to 7th street. you won't be stopped all that time but it's just slow and go right there especially near the ai 17 interchange -- at the i-17 interchange and another slowdown is in the east valley right at baseline, back to about warner road or so, same types of conditions right near warner and reid. -- were. -- ray we just got brand-new with prism on the go from centurylink, you can get your favorite shows right on your devices pretty much everywhere you go. um, paul, that was great.

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there's a big thread -- threat of heavy rain and flash flooding with any storms with those really kicking into tomorrow. i will show you the 7-day forecast and we will talk temperatures next. nick ciletti live in mesa at fire station number four, just one location where are passing out free sand. they even have a shovel but you are urged to bring your own shuttle they shovel also. for more information head to abc15.com and we'll remember that moisture came in and made for a lot of flooding and we don't want to have that happen again so we are making sure to keep -- take action to keep our homes safe. a mobile home in apache junction went up in flames and now they are trying to figure out what exactly sparked this. this video right here is repair

vacant but firefighters said the roof of the home collapsed. they wanted to make sure it wasn't going to catch any of the other nearby homes on fire. no injuries to report in this. i'm katie conner live at chandler high school where the football team is mourning the loss of a former teammate. 2011 is the last time he hit the field of a where he was expected to start his senior year but tragically on sunday night he died in his sleep and today the medical examiner could release more information on the cause of death. stick with abc15 for any updates . >> katie, thank you. this is pretty interesting into the live desk, hillary clinton according to the associated press is spending $13.6 million in commercials during the rio olympics. donald trump hasn't bought a single bit of airtime. let's check in with rob marciano to see what g&a is

on. breaking overnight, a horrifying ferris wheel accident in tennessee has three young children fell at least 30 feet to the ground. what went wrong only on gma. job searching made easier, 1000 jobs up for grabs and there are open interviews today for anybody who applies before hand online and you can also between 3:00 and 8:00 for an interview, no appointment necessary. flash flood watches go into effect today. for the valley those watches start at 5:00 this evening and are in effect all through the day tomorrow until 11:00 tomorrow evening. storm chances go up but likely not until late in the day. watch for storms that could produce heavy rain and flash flooding.

through the day tomorrow and again we could see at least pockets of very heavy rain that could lead to flash flooding so keep that abc15 mobile app handy. 100 today but 90s over the next couple days and humid. it took time for the commute to get going but we're definitely seeing the thick of rush hour and one spot i want to show you this loop 202 but you are starting to see delays heading back towards loop 101. we will be keeping you

good morning, america. breaking overnight, terror on the ferris wheel, three young children fall nearly 50 feet to the ground after their basket flips over. >> i was hollering please stop. stop, stop the machine. >> the girls rushed by helicopter to the hospital. the latest on the investigation right now. massive fires and floods. more than 6,000 acres burning in california, forcing thousands of residents to flee and remnants of tropical storm javier wreaking havoc on the southwest. new jogger murder mystery. another young woman found dead after going out on a run by herself, killed in broad daylight less than one mile from her mom's home. the second deadly incident in just days. two communities on edge this morning. rivalries heat up in rio.