flood advisories and a few severe thunderstorm warnings up in the high country this afternoon. so still the potential of seeing soaking rain, and we are going to increase the storm chances as we head into the overnight forecast. so by 11:00 p.m. tonight, a 40 percent chance, up to 60 percent in the early morning hours, extending into the morning commute tomorrow as well. so that's the hour by hour, and travel could be impacted, so check the wiper blades, and make sure your tires are properly extra drive time throughout the day. we'll talk about temperatures and how much they'll increase coming up. apache junction, two inches other of were rain fell in just -- of rain fell in just a few hour, firefighters risking their lives to save drivers with stalled cars. megan thompson is live. >> reporter: this area not just hit hard on the roadways, buts also in people -- but also in

this parking lot taking drastic measures to dry out. this man does maintenance here, and says knocking out cement walls is something he's never done before. >> this is the first time i've done it to get the water out of the property. >> reporter: and the on the property, ford has lived here for four years. >> woah, it started slow, but then i knew it was going to flood because it wouldn't stop. >> reporte corner of the park, and as the water drains,s a lot of stuff and trash headed our way. >> i told somebody they're loaded down, so yeah, and then john, he lives mother, and he -- here, and he says it's the worst it's been, and it is. >> reporter: ford says she's not looking forward to opening up the three sheds on her property knowing there will be more damage. she wants to start a neighborhood clean up group to get it all figured out. back to you. >> thank you so much. the storm catching people off

jason is in the fountain hills area, for a look at the weather up there. >> reporter: it feels like the biggest remnants of rain is the humidity. you can feel the moisture growing off your skin, but i want to show you what else hamburger stand. this giant knocked -- happened. this giant knocked over in the storm and fell into a huge puddle. it's almost a foot of water. i won't wade all the way in, but the rain for drivers on the highways around fountain hills earlier today. take a look at this driver of a porsche sliding tail first into the median acting like a drainage ditch filled with mud and water, and that meant no escape for the sports car. he had to have a tow, but nobody was hurt, and traffic kept moving. the driverring was picked um my -- driver was picked um by his

coming up at 6:00 we'll show you the water that started running in the washes at the height of the storm. pretty incredible pictures. until then, back to you. and adot crews are keeping a close eye on the radar and on the pumps along the freeway. sonu wasu is joining us live, and a lot of flooding could be caused by drivers? >> reporter: that's right, next time you're driving down that road for all of you out there, words twice before throwing out trash. there is a bigger problem, not just littering, but it could lead to flooding. adot crews out all day clearing trash off the roads. it can block drainage gates and pipes. this is along i-17 and indian school road, almost a mile worth of trash lining the sides of the road. a lot of it foam cup, something as flimsy as a cup or wrapper car length effect the commute

though the pumps, 59 of them along the valley freeways are very strong, they can overheat when they're overworked as we saw during last friday's monsoon storms. >> it was more rain coming down than the pump station can handle all at once, and it just means that the punches are going to catch up in the situation. >> reporter: now one big challenge facing adot, the age of some of the pumps. they were installed decades tag. plans are underway to -- ago. plans are underway to them, but it's going to cost a lot of money. that's coming up at 6:00. >> with more rain on the way it's important to stock up on the sandbags, they can protect your home from up to two feet of flooding. for a full list of where to get it go to www.abc15.com, and remember when weather happens we want to see you're video and pictures, so e-mail them to us. you can also get the power of abc 15 desert doppler on the go by downloading our free mobile app. from the live desk, drivers

aware, state route 87 closed in both directions from sun flower to state road 88 for a police situation. northbound drivers turned around at sunflower, saab rerouted at -- southbound rerouted at state route 88. avoid the area if you can. and here's the other top stories across the valley now. >> in the past 90 minutes we confirmed a second man has died after he was underground. the first victim was dr. william trione, a well known veterinarian in the valley that practiced for more than 25 years. he was at his home trying to punch water out after -- pump water out of an underground grain storage area and fell in. he dedicated his life to people and animals, and his life is a big loss for those that knew him. >> we all loved him. he'll be missed. our thoughts and prayers are

the doctors family, and their families. this community is just devastated. >> one other man is still in critical condition tonight. phoenix fire said oxygen levels were at 4 percent in the hole where the man fell. under 19 percent is considered dangerous. and here's the first look at a man shot by police in phoenix earlier this weekend. he's expected to survive after officers were forced to shoot him sunday night. they say he pulled a knife on them while fighting family in their home. and tonight we're waiting to learn the identity of a man arrested after a swat situation overnight. this all surrounds an investigation about a series of suspicious fires. and crews on scene in the east valley tonight trying to determine what sparked a fire at this mobile home in apache junction. the roof collapsed, but nobody was inside. a garage indicting a san

abandoning their toddler to play pokemon go. a neighbor found the boy outside and overheated. the couple is expected the court friday. and new court documents released in the serial shooter case. what they're revealing about the gunman's last words to his

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in the hunt in the phoenix serial street shooter, and tonight we're learning new information ability the cases linked by police. >> and we have new documents detailing the initial interviews from three of the cases. navideh forghani is looking through each case, and what have you found? >> reporter: well, steve, i'm standing out here where the first shooting happened, actually happened right across the street by the pedestrian bridge here at 10th and moreland on march 17th around 11:00, and thesdo a lot more detail on what the witnesses and victims saw. the documents show the suspect drove by the 16-year-old and their friend hanging out outside near their home, and actually did a u-turn, drove by them, slowed down, rolled down the window and yelled something in spanish before firing. the suspect's arm was covering the lower half of his face and

wearing a hat, but there was something about his eyes that looked familiar, and they'll be able to identify him just by the crews. witnesses also say the suspect was right-handed, and he took off headed east down moreland, then north down 12th street. this is what the suspect looks like, and at the time of the shooting, they say he was driving a brown colored car with limo tinted windows with a blue interior light, and headed north down 12th str if you have any information on this case they're offering a $50,000 reward. back to you. >> good information to go on. thank you. donald trump accused of hints at hillary clinton's assassination. just in, how his campaign is foul responding to the controversy -- now responding to the controversy. and phoenix sky harbor picked up nearly a quarter of an inch today, and we have more chances to add to that rain fall bucket tonight, and tomorrow.

democracy 2016, both candidates out stumping today as a new round of polls show hillary clinton with a growing lead nationally, but it's donald trump once again raising eyebrows with a controversial commt the assassination of hillary clinton. take a listen and judge for yourself. >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is, i don't know. >> the clinton campaign said in a statement what trump is saying is dangerous. a person seeking to the the president of the united states shouldn't suggest violence in any way. >> and we're just getting a statement in from the trump campaign following a lot of the

second amendment supporters voting power, and the e-mail itself is entitled trump campaign statement on dishonest media. he writes quote it's called the power of unification, second amendment people have amazing spirit and are amazingly unified giving them great political power, and this year they're voting in record number, and it won't be for hillary clinton, it will be for >> and the clinton campaign is expanding to arizona, despite being traditionally a red state, clinton is contending, and it could be worth the investment her campaign thinks. and more weather video and picture, and it helps tell the weather story. look at the picture, wild scene, from dust from 30,000 feet up. thanks to kimbell moore for

and sideways rain and flooding in apache junction. we've been telling you about this. thanks to robert wheeler for this. and jill sending rain from the backyard near southern and power in mesa. incredible video from the tucson fire department as well. firefighters actually having to break out the rear window of the suv to rescue the driver after the car was swept right down the wash. incredibly dangerous situation as well. >> yeah, we talked about sky rain, but look what was happening several miles out to the east in the east valley cities. places like fountain hills, apache junction, out near the trail get an inch and a half or more. the trail site 2.05 inches, much of that coming in about a two-hour time period, so a lot of heavy downpours to track today so far, and there are more chances tonight and tomorrow with that flash flood watch in effect. right now though, we're in the

not a storm to track anywhere across the phoenix metro. we have showers and thunderstorms out fact to the west, mainly over open land to the east of lake havasu city. we also have a flood advisory right now still in effect for areas southwest of flagstaff that got in on heavy rain earlier. the rain is dying down in the spot now, but still issues with run off, and showers and thunderstorms hitting holbrook and snow flake, some of them kicking out thunder and lightning, and pockets of heavy rain. new storm development across the rain and white mountains over the last hour, so daytime heat getting going and leading to new development, and chances increase here into the overnight forecast going into tomorrow. we do have dry air, that's the brown here in the color scheme, still across a big chunk of southwest arizona. much of the moisture is out to the east, but a lot of moisture

continue to do so over the next 24 hours. this is a pocket of moisture, remnants from what was once tropical storm javier. not just the monsoon, a little tropical moisture in effect, and the flash flood watch in effect until 11:00 p.m. tomorrow. breaking down the storm chances tomorrow. tonight 30 percent, overnight increasing to 60 percent, and that carries us through early wednesday morning, then the middle part of the day wednesday, that chance will taper off into thursday. but a few storms still possible in that thursday forecast as so how much in terms of rain fall total, well a lot of uncertainty. it really will be hit or miss. the spots hit hard could see over an inch of rain, but overall across much of the valley, less than half an inch is a more likely forecast. 92 at 6:00 p.m. tonight, 89 by 9:00. the rain chances gradually increasing into the late night forecast. right now we're not 92 -- at 92 with winds at 12 miles per

the heat index at 97 degrees, and feeling like the low 1100s in the west valley -- 100s in the west valley. here's tomorrow, chance for storms in the morning. your commute might be wet, and the flash flood watch will be ineffect throughout the entire -- in effect throughout at the time entire day. 80s at noon, then the 90s in the afternoon forecast. the afternoon temperatures similar to what we felt out there today. 94 in gilbert and mesa, 95 scottsdale and paradise valley, and cave creek 91, anthem 92, and glendale, peoria, avondale all at 96. kingman bottoming out at 72. flagstaff at 52, and tomorrow 72 there, 76 in show low, and 85 in sedona. here's the next seven days. still in 90s thursday. we heat back into the triple

point looking -- and the weekend at this point looking subny and dry, the temperature -- sunny and dry, the temperatures just a little above average. and we want to see your weather video and picture, so send them to us, and download our free mobile app to get the power of the radar on your phone. and so far so good for the cardinals training camp, coach gave a big thumbs up, that is until yesterday. app parentally yesterday the -- had a bad case of the mondays. >> we have not had one of those from otas until now, but it's that time they get a little bored, and you talk to them about it, it hits you right in the place when there's 18 penalties and mental errors. it's surprising because i felt we had matured before that.

just the young guys, the veterans got a tongue lashing as well. check out the cardinals this friday hosting the raiders at university of phoenix stadium. kickoff at 7:00 p.m., and pre- game starting at 6:30, and starting at 4:00 we'll have live coverage. he was supposed to be house sitting for a neighbor, buts see what this scottsdale man is accused of stealing that put him behind bars. donald trump a short time ago, what he suggests second

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caught on video, proof possibly that karma really does exist. police in ken condition looking for -- kentucky looking for a man that set a business, and then himself on fire. you can see the flames shooting up his leg as he runs away, and then runs back to a white van before taking off. new at 5:00, we heard about bad neighbors, but this guy could take the cake. arthur beard, arrested in scottsdale accused of stealing $110,000 in cash and jewelry he was supposed to be house sitting while the homeowner was on veterans day case. investigators -- vacation. investigators say he used the cash to buy baseball tickets and at a local casino. and it's not often you hear about an accused criminal wanting to go to jail, but that's exactly what this guy had in mind. he robbed a 7-11 armed with two steak knives and hammers.

investigators he knew they would come and send him back to prison. a special place for sheriff joe at the white house? new at 6:00, the invitation donald trump announced to a crowd of supporters. and the group behind a downtown phoenix project reveals what's ahead for the future. i'm tired of paying bank fees, are you? new at of, some says -- at 6:00, some ways to get around the fees we play. >> reporter: i'mme where this busy section would flood out if we get a huge storm this week. why the flood plane is getting bigger and bigger, and what's being doesn't to prevent -- done to prevent disaster here. >> and your pictures and videos still coming in, you can see the dust and clouds there. >> firefighters in gilbert sending in this picture as

>> and we want to show you this video out of tucson, the university of arizona campus hit hard today. speedway boulevard looking like a lake. >> and now that's a dust storm. mitch in tempe took this picture. holy cow, this is why you try to avoid being outside and driving in these conditions. it got so dark. >> yes, and windy. >> it's beautiful. >> oh, just you wait. we may have a little more in storm for here's what's happening now. desert doppler, we're in the clear right now in the valley. storms to track in the higher terrain. any storms that pop up have the capability of kicking out heavy rain in eyeshot am of the time, so the -- in a short amount of time. not only the valley, but most of the state under this flash flood watch until 11:00 p.m. tomorrow. our chance increasing tonight, late night, overnight, and into tomorrow morning we're at a 60 percent chance of showers and

chance thursday and friday, and then dry out for the weekend. back up near average, maybe a little above with 107 sunday, but the next couple of days will stay in the 90s, and very humid. >> and you never know where the clouds will stop and dump so much water on top of you, and you're at risk for the flooding we saw. >> and the people on the other side of the valley didn't get airdrop. >> well, there's blue sky there, a t >> hit or miss for sure. >> world news is up next. >> we'll see you back here

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tonight, breaking news. did donald trump cross the line? tonight, critics saying this is now dangerous territory. late today, what trump suggested, quote, second amendment people, could do about hillary clinton. the backlash immediate tonight. also breaking, the travel chaos. thousands still stranded at airports across this country. passengers now furious, asking, can a computer glitch really cause all of this? the fall from the ferris wheel. three girls plunging from the basket they were in. and we ask, was anything holding them in? the female jogger discovered dead, not far from her mother's home. authorities and their news conference late today. and just in tonight, the women have done it. the gymnastics team making history in rio tonight. and the divers and their height,