through any door, and it happens every time we get a hard rain, and the city says it's a hundred year flood, but it happens every year. >> reporter: there's three sewers on the north side of the road, but only one on the southside. he put up in a sign asking drivers to slow down but it doesn't help, and now all the people in the area up for more storms in the coming days. >> thank you, and team coverage doesn't end there. >> but first we check in with chief meteorologist amber sullins. >> well, we're dry right now, nothing to track on desert doppler across the valley, but the rain chances will be increasing hour by hour through the evening forecast. soby 11:00 p.m. up to a 4 percent chance, and overnight into tomorrow morning

showers and -- it's a 60 percent chance of showers and storms here in the valley. the flooding chance is high, definitely the biggest threat, and because of all the moisture available, the valley as well as much of the state under a flash flood watch until 11:00 p.m. tomorrow. so coming up we break down how much rain we could get, and when the storm chances clear out. and more team coverage of all the potential areas that can flood. we have a new perspective from the gi look at the washes running over in fountain hills. jason is live. >> reporter: it was incredible, just four or five hours ago i couldn't have stood here in the wash. it was a flash flood like a river, like rapids, and it was powerful picking up and carrying debris out of the desert, including a big chunk of this barbed wire fence that's washed out. it's calmed down now, but i

compare and contrast where i am right now compared to earlier. this is the height of the storm, textbook flash flooding, and the good kind of flooding because for he most part it didn't cause a lot of problems. nobody hurt, no real property loss, although the debris by the water did seem to knock out a section of fencing along the highway here. but it can be dangerous. the water moving fast enough to create small rapids and draw storm chasers just i haven't seen it -- chasers. >> i haven't seen it like this in a long time. >> reporter: impressive? >> very impressive, yeah. >> reporter: back out here live in the wash along the highway, a look at the debris that washed out of the desert here. the good news like i said, nobody hurt that we saw. there was one porsche that slid off the road with all the rain and got stuck in the mud, but

>> yes, good news indeed. thanks so much. >. a river running through the west valley is changing rapidly bringing new flood risks to homes and businesses, even a major road once considered high and dry. abc 15's melissa blasius is reporting live tonight, and the army core of engineers were on the river today searching for solutions right? >> reporter: that's right, they were. when you think about arizona river beds you think of this, full of trees, but one tree in along the gila river putting 200 homes in the flood danger zone. she love it is location, room for her dogs and livestock, but it's also a mile north of the river, and she learned. >> we lived in the flood plane, so we had to have flood insurance. >> weapon don't make the floodplains, we just identify it. >> reporter: this is the area

flood plain, all because of trees, one invasive species. >> the water pushes out to the side. >> reporter: it's a growing problem without an easy solution. >> some of the fixes for the river approach about a hundred million dollars, so we're looking at the best bang for the dollar. >> reporter: this summer they got a grant from the army core of engineer to help. without help they could be submerged under four to six feet of water. >> the homes could be destroyed. it could be devastated. >> reporter: they hope that day never comes. >> it's a dry river, number one. and it would have to fill up and go over the banks and the fields, so it's kind of hard to imagine. >> reporter: and what might be a silver lining on this stormy week is that monsoon storms

historically it's been widespread winter storms that have most devastated the area because the water builds up behind the dams and they have to let it out upstream. thank you. there's a lot of debris on the roads after a monsoon storm, and that's the case at the light rail station. valley metro crews called in to clear near 48th street and washington today. we watched the storm move in from tucson, flooded roads this is the i-10. a lot of puddles there, drivers kicking up water, and check out this video from near it will university of arizona -- near the university of arizona campus, the road looks like a lake. and here's tips to help you avoid an expensive mess from aaa. they're very busies helping -- busy helping cars stranded in the water. don't drive through it.

water is. >> people think it's not deep, just a couple inches deep, then get in too far, and now the car stalls because water got in the motor. unfortunately that happens. it can be very expensive for the car. >> another issue, the debris on the roads can also puncture your car's tires. >> of course we always love to see your videos and pictures every time a monsoon storm hits. if it's safe to capture one be sure to send it our way on www.abc15.com. and brand new this investigation into the phoenix serial street shooter. the first target hit five months ago, and now we're finding out just what witnesses out there saw immediately after the first shots were fired. abc 15's navideh forghani picking up the story from there. >> reporter: this is where the very first phoenix serial street shooter case happened right near the pedestrian bridge. in this case the witnesses and victims say the suspect

friend, and then did a u-turn, and slowly drove towards them, got close, yelled something in spanish, and pulled the trigger. the 16-year-old hit four times, but luckily survivorred -- survived. then a different case. the witnesses heard shots, and saw the suspect standing over the victim's body before driving away, and i have a copy of the initial report for three of the cases that police have i'm going to be digging through the documents and have more tonight on abc 15 at 10:00. meanwhile this is a picture of the suspect. if you have any information call silent witness, right now they're offering a $50,000 reward for any information leading to his arrest. back to you. and no motive to report just yet as mcso investigates a

and attacking his 9-year-old sister while their mom was at work. it's likely he'll be tried as an adult. >. we have a name to go with the charges. 26-year-old ian glattwas arrested affidavit being shot by police. he's in his hospital gear at the time the mug shot is taken. police say he assaulted a woman and his mother, and also got into a fight with a stranger trying to calm him down. the to shoot because he had a knife and wouldn't listen to commands. and an arizona inmate has to pay $10 million to the teacher he raped if the judge semis the order. the ait can -- accepts the order. the attack happened in a prison class room in 2014, and it lead to an overhaul of security measures for teachers working inside the prison. the teacher already received a 3 million dollars settlement for the state. all packed forked a trip to

everything upside the luggage was -- inside the luggage was illegal. what's more, three kids were inside the car at the time. ages 1, 6, and 7. the 31-year- old man was arrested. breaking news out of west tennessee where a special agent involved in a drug investigation has been shot to death. 35-year-old degron frasier was working with other agents in a controlled buy. he met with but he tried to rob the special agent, and then shot him. the gunman is in custody, the agent only working with the tennessee bureau of investigation since february. before that he was a police officer. and it appeared sheriff joe arpaio may have a place in the white house if donald trump win it is election. >> we'll be taking him and chris christie, and general

tell you we have so many different people on this campaign. we have, we're loaded up with great sheriffs, and great people. >> trump making the comments at eight rally in -- at a rally in north carolina. well, it was a wet day for many of us across the valley, and a flash flood watch in effect right now through the day tomorrow. how much rain we could get and how long the break from the triple digits will lost coming up. two lives lost after a tragic accident underground, and tonight friends and family are sharing some of memories of a beloved arizona veterinarian. >. paying the price for buying into the hype of a new game. an arizona couple's charges just intensified after playing pokemon go. >> reporter: so many big names on this arizona cardinals roster. fitzgerald, palmer, and it may be time to make room for

from the live desk, police need help finding a missing man in glendale. he suffers from apes himmers and -- alzheimers and last seen leaving a medical facility this morning. he's 79, 6' 3, and 190-pound, and he was wearing a shirt that said crazy sh black 2012 nissan suv. aaz3142 is the license plate. sadly we know two people have died after being trapped underground with little oxygen yesterday in the valley. the first victim was a well known veterinarian william troine. he was working on his property when the accident happened, and here's how his friends and clients are dealing with the

neighbor, most of us considered him and friend and family. >> reporter: cathryn is talking about a man who typically needed no introduction. >> i'll miss the dry sense of humor, i'll miss the smile. i'll miss the feeling of when i have an emergency and that truck pulls up to the gates, that everything is going to be okay. >> reporter: long time clients are stunned by the ss william, a good old country boy that went by bill or dr.. the. >> you could see it when he worked, the way he worked, his passion and taught his students. >> reporter: large animals were his specialty, particularly horses. a tight knit group of clients leaned on him a lot. >> i wish he had answer, but we'll never know exactly what happened in the few moments. >> reporter: investigators say

out an underground grain storage area and fell in. rescue crews say the underground pit had about 4 percent breathing oxygen. oshaa says anything under 19 percent is dangerous. a friend and neighbor tried to rescue him, but they all ended up trapped underground, and now the doctor's friends are praying for the families of all three. and tan valley patients accused -- parents accused of leaving their child at home and going to play pokemon go. they've been indicted on felony child abuse. >> the fact that someone was arrested because they neglected their 2-year-old child and went out and played pokemon go and put their child at risk or harm is something that's very concerning to all of us. >> that child is now in dcs custody. the couple expected in court

you by sanderson ford. >> reporter: welcome to university of phoenix stadium where cardinals training camp coverage continue, and of course so many reasons to be excited about this year's team. all the veteran, the offensive weapon, but one major reason to excited goes by the -- to be excited goes by the name of chandler jones. he's been flat out tearing it up this year. he was impressive last season with the patriot, but so far this year at cardinals camp, that mig tip of the iceberg. bruce arians likes what he sees, the teammates have nothing but good things to say about him, and the guy that faces him every day says he's really good. >> his ability in the run game, he comes in and runs downhill, he's not a pass rushing specialist, we run the ball at him, he stuffed it, ran it away from him and he tracked it down

just another complete player. i thought last year's team was really good until training camp, and you see how much better this team is than last year. >> reporter: if that right there doesn't get you fired up, you probably had the volume too low. he's not the rara type, pretty straight shooter, so when he says this team is better, it's a reason to get excited. cardinals coverage continues at 10:00, that's all from glendale for >> cardinals football back on friday, kickoff at 7:00 against the raiders, pre-game at 6:30, and we got you covered too starting at 4:00. >> >. talking the forecast, and it's a quiet evening here in the valley after a very stormy day today. nothing to track here locally on abc 15 desert doppler. we have showers and thunderstorms popping up to the west and in the high country, this batch along i-8 to the west of gila bend is moving up to the north, and a heavy

thunderstorm activity just to the south and southeast at this point is prompting flood advisories. these are in effect until 8:45. about 700 lightning strikes in the area at this time, so very heavy rain. dangerous storms up there, and more to track between holbrook and snow flake along the eastern portions of rim and into the white mountains at this hour too. here's what's going on. it's not just monsoon moisture coming in. it's monsoon moisture with the help of near the tip of the baja is remnant moisture from javier. it's going to continue up the peninsula, and we'll pull the moisture up from the south, so a flash flood watch is in effect until 11:00 p.m. tomorrow because the showers and thunderstorms that develop will have the capability of kicking out heavy rain that could lead to flooding, so don't try to cross any flooded

tonight or tomorrow. remember, turn around don't drown. that water could be deeper than you think it is, and with that in mind, keep notary public mind that travel -- keep in mind travel could be impacted tomorrow. check the wiper blades tonight and that tires are properly inflated, and allow extra drive time tomorrow. the commute could be a wet one. we have 50 percent chance of rain at 10:00, the chces taper off into the afternoon a little bit, but still a 30 percent chance in the afternoon and evening meaning scattered showers and thunderstorms are still possible. phoenix tomorrow, and hit the 90s in the afternoon. a very humid day, and here's the latest futurecast model in terms of how much rain we could see. at this point it's pinpointing phoenix to get less than a quarter of an inch, but today as we saw some spots could get a little, others a lot. apache junction over two inches of rain today. so year to date we're still about an inch below average, but we're seeing that monsoon total continue to increase, and

tomorrow. here's a look at the forecast tomorrow. 97 in phoenix, 94 in mesa, and 72 in flagstaff. we'll look at the next seven days in the next half hours. donald trump's running mate calling out what he calls president obama's weak spot, and we put the claims through a fact check. and the future of this historic building in the valley. what's next for downtown

>> it's a rough start to the honeymoon, but you know. >> just waiting and chilling out until we get there. seen a lot of really patient travelers despite all the delays with delta. the airline says they're operating in recovery mode for the second day after monday's computer outage. hundreds of flights canceled again, so the biggest challenge today was getting the stranded passengers finally on some flights. delta planes obviously packed as the they're confident it's an equipment issue, not any kind of hacking situation. >. new tonight architects, property owners and local artists are speaking out on the fate of the old circle records building, and they're speaking out on plans for the site. >> when you talk about integrating the exciting structure, adding the art on the building, in the building, the sustainability, the height, the redesign, we think it's a project the city and residents

the valley will be proud of. >> they say the city recently indicating putting the talks on hold, but they want to continue the efforts on the historic site. >. your trash could be the reasons cars end up under water during a monsoon storm. a look at one of the many challenges at the freeway pumps. >> and a stash of cash safe and sound until it wasn't. the neighbor in charge of watching the home has quite a story for his friend.

this is abc 15157 news taking action. on the run, but not for long. a second arrest tonight after aiding rust robbery. a -- dangerous robbery. and $90,000 ended up in the wrong head. but first more of monsoon 2016, and all of that water. what we're seeing here is road, but this morning it looked more

junction, and thanks for superstition fire for sending in that video. >> and this is the 18th hole surrounded by water falls in the backyard in scottsdale. anymore water and the homeowner might need paddles instead of a puddle. >> and adot crews are busy cleaning up trash that blocks drainage gates. >> crews have also been checking to make sure the pumps along the freeways are in good shape. >> sonu wasu is live at one of pumps now, and th's proving to be a challenge. >> reporter: that's right, they are located behind locked gates off the freeway, some of these pumps are really old, ready to be replaced, but it will cost a lot, adot officials tell me it's not money down the drain though. >> >. some of these pump stations date back to 1964, so they've been around since the johnson administration, and that's where we prioritize things. >> reporter: it may not rain a

adot has 59 powerful pumps set up along the freeways. their job to pump rain water off the roads. this is a pump-side view of freeway flooding. you can see the water sucked into the machine, 10,000- gallons in a minute. >> that's the equivalent of etchtying a 30 -- emptying a backyard swimming pool in three minutes. >> reporter: gallons of water filled up the freeways last many drivers stucked in the lanes. so did the pumps fail? one of the engines simply overheated slowing everything down according to adot official, and yes, it could happen again. they're cross training other employees to be an extra set of hands, but they also need your help. look at all of this. we're along i-17 and indian school road.

twice before throwing trash out your car windows. it blocks the drainage peoples and leads to all of this. now we saw a lot of foam cups in the trash. aside from the $7 million project to replace the old pumps, there's a bigger project on the horizon. this one about $30 million, to replace and upgrade all the pumps located throughout the valley. back to you. >> thank you so much. all right, we're still not in the clear r threat for tonight and tomorrow, nothing on the raved now, but the -- radar now, but the flash flood watch remains in effect through 11:00 p.m. tomorrow for the valley and much of the state. so let me take you through the rain chances going into the later evening forecast tonight, a 30 percent chance for showers and thunderstorms. overnight into early wednesday morning that's going to increase to 60 percent, and we'll still be running agent a 40 to -- about a 40 to 50 percent shot the rest of wednesday and overnight into thursday. the rest of the valley, about a

a few spots could see an inch or more. apache junction got close to two inches in just a matter of hours, so the spots getting hit could get hit hard, and right now the valley is in the clear, but we have showers and thunderstorms to the west and southwest, and flood advisories right now for this big cluster of heavy rain and lightning, so a lot to track, and here's what futurecast shows into tomorrow. this is 5:00 a.m. wednesday, and it does show the potential of a wet drive into work tomorrow. so we'll stay on top for you, and i'll take you through the forecast in terms of temperatures coming up. >> and as amber mentioned we're not out of the woods in flooding, so to see if you live in an area prone to excessive flooding check out our new interactive map on www.abc15.com. want more of the monsoon? how about seeing it in 360 degrees? we have that for you on the abc 15 facebook page.

veteran shot and killed while playing pokemon go last month. the family is holding a bubble release over at the park in his memory. the location is 35th and campbell, and there's still a killer out there, even at this hour. police don't know who shot and killed him. if you know anything more call silent witness. >. she thought her father's inheritance was safe, scottsdale woman trusted the wrong person to look over her home while she was on vacation. he's now behind bars, but before the arrest, a lot of finger pointing. arthur blamed his mom, his mom blamed another son. they all had access to the home near 90th and cactus. he stole the safe with $110,000 in cash and jewels inside. some of the cash spent at a casino and on baseball tickets. >. the hillary clinton

the investment said to be six figures, so we'll see more staff to get the world out. it appear -- word out. it appears it's based on her poll rise after the convention. and donald trump is facing criticism after a controversial comment that some say he wants at the assassination of hillary clinton. >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folk, although the amendment people maybe there is, i don't know. >> the clinton campaign says what he's saying is dangerous, a person seeking to be the president of the united states shouldn't suggest violence in any way, and before that more than 50 republican policy and national security experts signing a letter and refusing to vote for trump. they wrote quote we're convinced that in the oval office he'd be the most reckless president in american

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a nightmare for just about anybody terrified of heights. a worker gets stuck at the top of a stadium light tower in texas. he was working on the lights about 50 feet up and got dizzy. a rescue crew had to fasten him into a harness and climb down. and a group of 17 cubans surrendering at sea to the us coast guard. they were trying to reach land on a makeshift sailboat. and mike pence taking a jab at president obama calling him unprepared. pence also targeting the economy under the president, and we put the comments to the

>. at his phoenix town hall pence said president obama increasing the nation's death. >> hillary clinton offers a third obama term. under this administration the debt nearly doubled. >> reporter: we put it under a truth check, and america's debt has increased to more than 19 trillion. but economist note that money needed to be spent after the 2008 recession which dried up construction jobs in our state and destroyed the housing marks, so it's true. to see the full research visit www.abc15.com. well, we're tracking the forecast, and overnight a 60 percent chance of rain, that means it's likely across central arizona, and that means a flash flood watch is going to be appropriate in those overnight hours. we're going to continue to see it in effect through much of the day tomorrow. we'll break down the hour by hour forecast coming up. well, they have found the

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he's on the run no more. peoria police lock up a second suspect in the peoria smoke shop robbery. the crime caught on camera. >> yet we told you kevin -- yesterday we told you kevin bright was tracked down california, and today they found the second suspect ryan carr. he's looking at armed robbery and aggravated assault charges. >. rough morning for drivers at i-17 and bethany home road. traffic backed up because of a car fire. you can see the smoke billowing out of the car. the driver was not hurt. and new details on the

box 15,000 feet below sea level there right near the bahamas. they'll process and the audio and other data when it gets back on land. the ship sank traveling between jacksonville and puerto rico traveling during a hurricane last year. investigators hope the box gives insight into what the crew faced. americans are having fewer babies. the cdc looked at the fertility rates and number of children born per woman and discovered the decreasing trend. >. it's not rio without a little samba and the faster man on earth showed off his move. the women are dressed in traditional athletes. this is bolt's third and final olympics. and we have a little

the latest medal account. the united states going above and beyond with 24 medals. china 17, russia12, and in italy. >. and gm confirming it's testing self-driving cars in the valley. they're not saying how many, but for now they say they all from a human back -- have a human back up in the driver's seat, making in flight entertainment free. it's free to connect your smart phone or tablet, but you'll still need to pay to the connect to the plane's wi-fi. in 90 days thousands of at&t customers will get a check in the mail as part of a settlement. the fcc says at&t allowed scammers to church customers -- charge customers $9 a month for

>. well, we thought we were going to make it through the drive home, but there's a crash out there really causing delays right at the us 60. now the crash, if it's tough to see, it's right there beyond the screen. i'm watching, and they are letting just a few cars squeak by, but it's slow and go. i hate bank fees. i hate paying a bank to use my money. one website says an average we face 23 different bank fees at don't do it. bank rate says overdraft fees alone cost us 24 billion each year, and the fees keep rising in it's costing me $39. >> reporter: she says don't pay them. opt out of overdraft protection. you'll be denied if you don't have money, but you don't have to pay the fee. and choose no-fee checking and savings, sign up for the

checkings account, and shop around. >> you can negotiate or find better deals. >> reporter: magnify money compares traditional and online banks. say you live in zip code 85008 and sometimes you overdraft because you don't pay attention, the site lists the best bank for you. check atm fee, some institutions offer free ones for other netrk online bank account, you might get better rates. need my help? here's how to get ahold of me. i'm investigator joe ducey. if you have a problem, let me know. >. incredible video frommal saw, the -- from nasa, it's the clouds in saturn's northern hemisphere from back in july. >. and we have incredible

cam this afternoon capturing all of that dust that rolled in followed by the rain. check that out. major dust storm hitting the valley dropping visibility down to a quarter mile or less, and then behind it came the rain drops, and sky harbor picked up just under a quarter inch of rain. right now we're dry again in the valley. we are tracking showers and thunderstorms to the east though. has prompted flood advisories and now a new severe thunderstorm warning, that's the orange polygon on mainly over open land, but it's capable of kicking out gusts in excess of 60 miles per hour, and maybe even some hail, especially into the dark reds, the hail is looking possibly. now farther to the north more shower and thunderstorm activity, mainly north of peach springs, and more along eastern portions of rim, and into the white mountains as well. here's what we expect in the valley. pretty quiet the next hour or so, then we gradually increase

late night and overnight forecast. right now 93 with wind out of the east at 10 miles per hour, and our dewpoint in the mid-60, so a lot of moisture to work with, and because it's so humid it's not feeling like 93. the heat index at 97, and flail, lake air force base and -- glendale, lake air force base and goodyear feeling like the low 100s. across the state to the north, 70s in prescott, sedona, and payson. these spots tonight will flagstaff at 52, show low at 59 overnight, and highs along the rim tomorrow in the 70s. nobody 87, kingman at 90, and the hottest in northwest arizona. phoenix 97, gilbert 94, tempe 96, and chandler and apache junction at 95 tomorrow. we're also expecting a high of 95 in goodyear and litchfield park.

to low # 0s. -- 80s. with the shower chance increasing overnight it could be a wet ride into work tomorrow, and the flash flood watch will be in effect throughout the entire day. not expiring until 11:00 p.m. tomorrow night. so there's the drove time forecast. 80s, lunchtime still the 80s, and 97 on the way home. 98 thursday and a 20 percent chance of a few more showers and storms. friday percent, then dry out and heat up into the weekend, approaching 107 were sunday, a couple of degrees above average, and long range mottles hinting at the -- models hinting at the possibility of more monsoon moisture next week. and bachelor in paradise at 7:00, and 8:00, and then the middle at 9:00, and 9:30 fresh off the boat, and more news at 10:00.

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the neighborhood. >. new information about this phoenix serial street shooter and what he said before shooting a 16-year-old four times. new documents show the gunman yelled something in spanish, then fired the shots. sadly a second victim has died after being trapped under ground in the north valley more than 24 hours ago. the first victim is a well known veterinarian identified at william trione. scottsdale woman -- about a scottsdale woman's safe stolen while she was on vacation. hear straight from her tonight at 10:00, and we talk to the mom of the one of the suspects still on the one. plus profiling and police, the new way to crack down on any potential bias out there. and it's one oarizona's darkest days. the yarnell hill fire. now it's being made into a movie, and you could get a paying gig to be in it. and flash flood watch until

tomorrow night. the rain chance increasing overnight and tomorrow to of 0 percent, and a -- to 60 percent, and over the next couple of days, heavy rain and flash flooding the biggest threats. very warm and humid although we're getting a break from the triple digits. it's going to be soupy out there. >> we adopt like that word. >> -- don't like that word. >> but that's the case, and dust will likely head our way, so the next time it rolls around track it with us. check out th right now on our abc 15 app, and follow amber on twitter. she's really active which is amazing to me because you're working behind the scenes, doing the forecast, and also really active on social media. >> sometimes you hear me typing as i'm talking [ laughter ]

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