in the second degree, a class one family. >>reporter: this is the first time we are seeing shae holloway, 16, since he brutally murdered hit -- his three-year- old brother princeton. he doesn't say anything to the judge but according to mcso admitted to killing his brother. >> it's a very difficult situation for a family because we are torn between a tragedy on two different spectrums. >>reporter: the family's grandfather says they will never stop loving shaper don't understand what happened when holloway's race took the life of someone they call a very special boy. >> when i came home from work it was arms race and body slamming into the legs until i picked him up. he was absolutely the most loving little child that i have ever been blessed to know. >>reporter: the family moved from the home today that still standing in the driveway is a memorial that friends and neighbors put together for little princeton.

he had a smile like no other and the fact that as soon as i walked in the door that was it. done, he is with me until he goes to sleep. >>reporter: detectives say that holloway's nine-year-old sister was also stabbed by a 16-year- old hurt holloway was booked on $1 million bond and faces second-degree murder, aggravated assault and endangerment charges. he will be tried as an adult. he is smiling here but some pretty big accusations against the sky. for the abc15 live desk tracking a manhunt after a triple shooting in the valley. the details unbelievable because a fight and it has turned into a homicide case. >>reporter: police described him as a dangerous map that i spoke with a neighbor who tells me that the suspect adam

and some believe it was self- defense. the victim was homeless and living here out of the car parked on 12th st. parked on 12th st. neighbors extremely frustrated think she would call 911 on them and people got fed up. neighbors say the woman needed help and she kept asking people if they were being held hostage. the officers that responded took her to get psychiatric help a few times but just after midnight things got out of hand. police say fight with the woman and neighbors say blomdahl told her to get off his property and when he did not he snapped. he shot the woman into neighbors and ran over the homeless woman 4 times and fled. >> it is sad. all of these lives destroyed because somebody that needed help cannot get the help they needed.

situation and of having to deal with things his own way. >>reporter: neighbors adherence say blomdahl had family and nebraska and he just bought the house in this neighborhood and was starting a new life and now he is a wanted man. if you know where he is called 911 or your local police department. an arrest after a shooting at the knife and back in july. rocco romeo man. police say he helped the main suspect the night he shot a woman in a parking lot at the motel. police say romeo witnessed the crime and gave the suspect a towel and shirts. detectives say spiders real name but is on the run tonight. we have some new video coming in , 2 homes on fire in los angeles. the flames. it is a three-story

than 90 firefighters trying to get it out. the la fire department says the homes were not up to code and not built with modern fire prevention features. everyone inside the home escaped and some had to jump out of windows. the construction project is not on hold despite a dangerous fall near 40th st. near 40th st. the 29-year-old worker fell 3 stories and not sure what caused the fall but we know the worker is in critical condition. flyby of the valley and we have a chance to see more great we are tracking the latest. the valley is in a crib a few isolated showers west of us. west of buckeye and stronger storms to the southwest that the area near stanfield we have watched over the last 30 to 45 minutes has blown up with intense storm activity and 150 strikes and heavy rain near i-

the weather service issued a flood advisory. you see this pop up towards the end of the loop. this is in effect until 9:00 pm . heavy rain and this thunderstorm is moving slowly off to the northeast. we will keep watching it here as we head towards sunset. in the meantime a flash flood watch in effect for most of the state and to 11:00 pm. the spot that get rain can get flooding. your our by our chances 20% in the valley increasing to 30% late tonight and overnight forecast into early tomorrow morning. we will talk about if we see rain chances into the weekend coming up in minutes. new information since 5 pm on the car that went into a storefront. the driver accidentally drove off the curb and rammed into the glass window of the desert thrift store and there were people inside and no one

the building sustained some minimal damage and the crash is under investigation. health alerts a crypto outbreak in maricopa county after 32 confirmed cases. >> are reported in the last six weeks as they tried to stop the spread in swimming facilities. we find martha watching and with wild. >>reporter: for things like chlorine miles per hour she probably see one of these kids you drop some and to see what the levels are and if it safe for swimming. but the pool operators know if there is no easy way to test for this crypto that might be lurking. wet and wild try to dry up concerns about a parasite that makes people sick in the valley. this as officials tell abc15 properly maintained pools can

cryptosporidium. even if operating under ideal conditions as to what normal operating levels of chlorine miles per hour , they can still actually have crypto in the pool and it could be multiplying at that point. met anyone that in just the water for up to a week and get seriously sick to the stomach. county inspectors say they asked operators to go through a special super chlorination cycle parasite. >> they don't want people getting sick. the polls we spoke with had been cooperating and they have shut down for a day or however long it takes to go through the process. >> which is why health officials say it's important to shower before swimming and not swim at all for two weeks after a bout of diarrhea. here is what we are hearing

have put up signs across the park reminding people a safe and healthy swimming practices to prevent another crypto outbreak and they also are saying that they are super chlorinated all their polls every week as a precautionary measure and accurately follow all the cdc and county health regulations. we are learning you wanted a one-on-one with donald trump saying he wanted a private audience that is why all of this with a 20-year-old man that was meant reasons to scale trump tower. >> i am an independent researcher seeking a private audience to discuss a private matter. i guarantee it's in your interest to honor this request. >>reporter: it was all for nothing. trump is not there. he is from virginia and said to have hours on the building and was arrested and taken to the hospital for a mental

nailed twice one family taking action for their own safety. they are building a wall to protect their home after finding out the city project to do the same thing is years away. jason is there with the story. >> two times the last few years monsoon has set the -- sent a reference to this house. the owner cannot wait for the flood wall. he is building his own feels pressure to stay ahead of the next one and his own budget. a ball warming out of frustration. ronald is fed up with fixing flood damage. >> here we are left with a desperate >>reporter: this was the home back in july. the family able to live in several rooms were carpets and drywall had to be ripped out. he says there is no point fixing the inside before the outside is flood proof.

again and my hard work and everything i've done is torn apart can accept the city of phoenix is planning to build a flood wall to protect a dozen homes that the wall is two years away and it depends on federal funding approval. >> i couldn't wait. i started digging. >>reporter: his own budget is stretching thin. >> 12 pallets were donated. >>reporter: he is stretching the wall foundation. but still has no idea how he will get enough concrete to complete the project and is worried the next one can come at any time and without the hardware. he is either running out of cash for he is really into routines the how the fbi was able to link him with two arizona bank robberies. a widespread cancer, the new comparison for the

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to surveillance pictures of the fbi says it is one behind. his crimes are committed almost exactly a year of parts and his outfit is similar in both cases. here's the timeline from the live desk he brought a chase pagan fury a on august 7 of last year and this past sunday the fbi says he brought a wells fargo and king meant and in both cases he said he had a gun and the getaway car is a gold sedan or gray car possibly a

unusual weapon 33-year-old eric scott -- erik scott hambrick, 33, robs a car wash near 40th st. reportedly pointed the weapon at the clerk and ran off the $200. police found him in the parking lot of a nearby apartment complex with that cash still in his pocket. we are requesting the autopsy report of woman that died in a train an apartment complex. the ac at the complex was broken for days through the medical examiner must if that played a role. she had other medical conditions. we stopped by the santa fe court apartments to see how things were going and no reports of any ac outages. a venue popular for weddings and after remodeling it is back to business as usual. the form is open tonight and people can get a glimpse of

the info that the faulty wiring is to blame for one of california's most destructive and deadly fires. it was north of san francisco last year. they killed four people and destroyed 1400 homes. investigators say the hot tub wiring was not installed in accordance with building code. the attorney for the family of freddie gray compares the baltimore police department to widespread human cance the tumors must be removed he says before they spread. the comments in response the justice department report which says officers repeatedly discriminated against blacks and is excessive force in many cases. gray died was shackled to the back of the police van. and arrest tonight after a group plant a valley outside city hall in the same area where five officers were gunned down last month. the organizer facing charges the police chief asked her to move the rally but she did not

are coverage continues. friday night the big night. carnal fanciful come in for a glimpse of the team. first game day of the season. not your typical game day, the first preseason game. the starters will see little action and lesser-known guys will prove themselves in an office of coordinator will a standing -- stepping aside. it is a great opportunity to help good would grow as a coach and goodwin is thrilled. >> i love him for it. he has been a mentor since day one. back in 2007. he's always put me in a position to learn and grow and i am appreciative and excited to grow and i thank him for it.

me he thinks a lot about me and i don't want to ever disappointed. >> goodwin said coaching in front of bruce arians is like having your boss hovering over you. cardinals football is back on abc15 they host the raiders friday and the kickoff at 7 pm pregame 6:30 pm we will have live coverage starting at 4 pm here on abc15. to your forecast scattered showers across the state with moisture still in play. alive look from the phoenix children's hospital big thunder in the distance and heavy rain pouring down on i-eight. a flood advisory in effect for the area until 9:00 pm. a closer look at the radar shows we are losing some of the electricity with the storm down to eight strikes after getting

the heavy rain starting to spread out so instead of one isolated spot we are seeing several pockets of heavy rain as the shower makes its way to the northeast to stanfield. have to watch this closely and if it takes at any gusting winds that we could see new storm developments ahead of it. while watching very closely. in the meantime phoenix in the clear these are much wider want to tell you a flash flood warning issued this is the red polygon to the north west. heavy rain. with all of the showers and storms developing around our state heavy rain could lead to flash flooding will continue to be the biggest concern for the rest of the night. not everyone will see rain but the spots that do could get a lot.

in effect until 11 pm and if you encounter any flooded roadways don't try to cross him. a look at your hazards flooding risk high wind media and can maybe see some gusts the threat is lower and as you look at the forecast tonight we will go with 30% chance for rain overnight dropping down to 83 and tomorrow 30% chance in the morning hours we will see dry into the afternoon 100 degrees tomorrow and tracking your valley averaged two points they will drop into the weekend. as they drop we will lose the moisture and rain chances as we head into saturday and sunday. at that point temperatures will be hotter running into 108 on saturday and take a look at the seven day coming up in the next half hour. a valley airport setting records three months in a row. >> white too much relaxation led to a big bust in phoenix.

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presidential campaign donations may show otherwise than we are a red state. clinton's top city is tempe when she received when a $200,000 and trump received almost $75,000 in scottsdale. >> the clinton campaign has done a better job raising money and arizona the trump campaign. even in areas where trump a

>> arizona in turn blue in november for the last time it happened was for bill clinton in 1996. a driver taking out a police cruiser had on and a suspect admits he did it on purpose. the 21-year-old says he feels terrible. after the crash the driver told police he was distracted and also cause the crash but recently he showed up at a playstation and confessed. he said he was mad after police and minnesota cited him for having marijuana. a massage parlor accused of being a front for prostitution. two women arrested that were to the relaxation station. they say they used to suites to run any legal business. a new milestone for phoenix airport for three months officials say there has been record-setting activity for last month 132,000 passengers travel through the airport. memphis is 7% increase.

the turbulence one 2100 flights canceled since monday's computer outage. delta ceo says the airline is spending $150 million and technology upgrades. he says it is tough to tell if there has been an impact on short-term booking. a hotel under construction burned to the ground. investigators don't know why the developer figured out what it means for the project project going in side lab.

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today we are showing the errors in a lot taking action and getting national praise for how they are handling zika testing. >>reporter: we know zika is dangerous and can cause birth defects and passed from person to person without being detected. we will take you inside the lab during the testing to show you how they are on the front line of a possible zika outbreak. it is a high-tech ns and very few people in the state have access to it. >> we are what of the highest ones because we have the mosquitoes capable of carrying the virus. >>reporter: the health officials test for complicated test searching for a simple answer to will a sample test positive for zika it is concerning .

of tests, one takes hours to turn around results and another more labor-intensive takes two or three days. both are needed to make sure a sample does test positive for the virus and an outbreak is a real danger adding to the workload. >> we would go to additional areas. >>reporter: the lab is one of the for zika and the cdc likes what they see from arizona's preparation so much they've asked arizona to be a role model teaching other state labs how to prepare and test for zika samples. the mosquito spraying is working in florida. health officials say the insect population is dropping despite the good news the governor is upset with congress a lawmaker should come back from recess to pass a bill to keep funding the

florida but our nation. >> almost 2 dozen zika cases in florida came from zika infected mosquitoes in the state. police are on a manhunt looking for a guy who shot three people were at one of the women who were shot was ran over several times and did not survive. police are looking for adam blomdahl, 35 . they say he may be driving a white 2015 chevy sonic with arizona license plate on this and emotional time for u of a players after zach hemmila died in his sleep over the weekend. mattel reports from the training facility in tempe with the wildcats held the practice. >>reporter: zach hemmila name and 65 on the roster but his teammates are finding a way to

transmissible players giving their all on the field but not without heavy hearts as they mourn the loss of 22-year-old zach hemmila who died suddenly in his sleep on sunday . he started drawing national attention in 2012 as a star football player. earlier today the coach reflected how much he has grown over the years saying he saw an incredible difference in zach hemmila since he joined the team. >> the last june a half years it w grown as a person and player. >> two days before he passed he told me it was the best he felt that the back his teammates and coaches say they will remember him. his cause of death not determined yet. a hotel under construction but up in flames a week ago and tonight one of the developers says the fire caused at least $2 million in damaging. our

some believe that it is. construction workers will probably have to start from scratch to rebuild it and that includes the foundation. another reminder not to drive through running washes, these photos reposted south of florence search and rescue deputies helping a man trapped in this truck the water was so heavy it was rushing into his vehicle and rising. when rescuers got to him he was standing on the top of the trunk. they pulled her to safety. that is the problem with the stars we have been tracking. that everyone is getting brain but the spots like get a are getting it back and it's leading to pick flooding problems in many areas including the story we told you about also sedona got it bad and now we are tracking more activity further to the south that could lead to more flooding. i want to update you that the entire area is still in a flash

just because there are no storms in the valley doesn't mean that we are out of death threat. a look to the south phoenix, there are showers and storms that have been dumping a lot of rain and tracking thunder and on the lookout for just that is getting kicked out as the wind raced out. we are going to track the line of where the just is. this dark green into maricopa. blowing just advisory in effect until 8:00 pm. we will watch that closely because there is a chance of dust can come into the valley. a lot of rain near stanfield near i-eight and a flood advisory. that is the green and from 9:00 pm. we will keep tracking it for you and talk more about storm

a firsthand look at the flood control district center where all hands on deck monitoring radar. the county system and remote monitors are so high tech they can tell how much rain has fallen and 5 to 7 minutes after it happens all over the valley. >> ultimately it gives a heads up on where runoffs will occur and to get emergency responders in place before the water gets separate >> potential for flooding because the ground is already saturated in so many places. >> clinton's security detail watching a candidate like a hawk. watch as they take out a protester trying to rush the stage at a rally in iowa. the woman was protesting on animal rights and was quickly escorted out and clinton did not stop the rally, she kept talking. trump moves on from the second amended comments and talks about clinton's tenure at the state department. he accused her of paying for play their trump says her

as far as comparing clinton to disgraced for illinois governor who is in prison for corruption.>> discount tire facing current criticism to reelect the sheriff. the community organization is joining together to boycott the tire supply chain. the group addresses the concerns tomorrow morning outside the discount tire location. california joe tries to take off for mexico but in the luggage a gruesome reality that sent them to jail. a don't shoot exercise turned deadly during a police academy said with -- with citizens.

an investigation in florida after a woman is killed in a tragic accident attending a citizens police academy. mary knowlton, 73 was

shooting don't shoot exercise with officers. turns out the gun used was loaded with real bullets the truck in arkansas man shot and killed a deputy and unloaded another one before he was supposed to go to court on a drug charge. monroe jones told him he wanted to cause a ruckus. the deputy who was killed was 65 years old and just about to retire. a deadly love triangle the bennett lost his life as a part of the scandal. luke air force base helping at the transformers franchise. the dark clouds and dust picking up. blowing just advisory south of the valley until 8:00 pm.

to sort out what happened. a deadly fight over a love triangle and the man killed was in a part of it. there was a bb gun fights and one man grabbed his dad and eight and they drove to 35-year- old michael james hostetter home . 35-year-old michael james hostetter jumped in a jeep and ran over the dead. -- ran over the dad. it started off as a story about cities offering hok classes but we found out who

>> is comprised of four different classes. >>reporter: ajo way, academy -- next month chandler starts to offer them. >> the majority of neighborhoods in the city of chandler fall under hoa are these academies for the hoa port or the homeowners? we found the law firms exclusively work for the board and not for the members that have disputes. >> you have to understand what you get your advice from. >>reporter: he says the academy provides a service but -- >> it would be nice to get it from a homeowners perspective and association perspective. >>reporter: we reached out to the firm handling the academy and in a statement they say my participation in a classes has not presented a conflict.

pertaining to associations. we don't get into discussions about specific issues. he says the classes help the entire community. >> is the education that goes all around and helps every resident. >>reporter: lawyers that teach our volunteers. it's open to the public for free. chandler is accepting applications for august 26. go to abc15.com and click on sections . holding me here's the information. new security measures around rio de janeiro after olympic organizers say someone threw stones at eight bus killing journalists. windows were shattered leaving shards of glass all over the past. some writers believed bullets tore through the glass but investigators say the damage was caused by rocks. set a new hope from the suffering from. allergies. researchers from around the country looking at an approach

being exposed to small amounts of peanuts. after therapy they found babies had a decreased allergic response and a month later were still able to eat peanuts safely. imino today as nationalists more stay girl scouts of america promises something suites for the analysis there new smores cookie . there is a cramp cookie dipped in icing and eight chocolate coating and graham said much -- sandwich. right here in luke afb we will see some f-16s. >> you might recognize some scenes in the transformers flick. luke afb will be in transformers. this is a video shared you can see josh jamal running around

released next year but you can see the whole clip on our website abc15.com. back to the weather alerts and blowing just advisory in effect for pinal county into 8:00 pm. every spot you should see and that can -- tan color. we will keep a close eye on that. we also have a flood mainly for i-eight towards stanfield were heavy rain has fallen for the showers getting closer to maricopa. we are also seeing activity moving along i- 10 from casagrande to the south. getting in on heavy rain and loss of thunder and lightning. further to the west showers and storms still over the higher terrain to the southwest of

in the meantime a few isolated showers between buckeye struggling to survive making their way toward the east and out towards the west and northwest lots of flooding concerns up to the northwest of wind and the -- flood advisory in the green and heavy rain continues to fall. not everyone will get in on the action but spots that you will have heavy rai at the forecast in the valley 95 at 7 pm in the shower chances will increase and our late- night overnight and early morning forecast to about 30%. at 100 degrees right now in the dew point in the 60s although it is muggy out there and feeling more like one of five at this hour and across the states but the first of the north and 70s and flagstaff and

press get to drop into the 60s. 75 casagrande and tomorrow from the valley out to the west triple digit heat in the forecast of the temperatures statewide are below average for the valley our averages 105 and we will be anywhere near that but it will still feel like we're close to that. upper 90s for most of the valley for the highs tomorrow afternoon and early morning lows in the upper 70s and low 80s and 30% chance for rain in the forecast morrow in the morning we will see drier air moving as we head into the weekend and only a slight chance of showers on friday and then the chances are out here saturday and sunday. you don't need a lot of cash for designer clothing just know where to shop. danielle lerner shows you all the deals. >>reporter: we were at close mentor and chandler and if you look for great brand at a great

they have shorts and skirts and bottoms and anything you could ever want and all store -- name brands. i have been here five minutes and i can easily go home with 10 things. even lucky brand jeans. 2450 -- $24.50. you will pay at least $100 retail. i will admit i had the chance to do a little bit of shopping for myself but the beauty is i won't have to pay for any of this because i cleaned out my closet and put my close in and the big question is, should i get for? >> came to 34 stork credits or 28 cash. the one for more -- for more information had to abc15.com. into high school can be hard to imagine having to move in 10 different times in three years. alex knows that difficulty firsthand. he is a social worker giving back to the community.

care of facing the educational challenges he did. he says having one person who cares enough to help can mean so much. >> it makes a big difference. i know it made a big difference with me to have someone there to guide and support me and provide feedback. >> an organization called foster ed wants to make sure all kids in foster have the same care that alex did. they look to get the kids mentors. earlier this year abc15.com joined the howard foundation to donate $100,000 to the program and you can find more information on how to help@fostered.org. . a look at tonight's shows fresh off the boat and at 9 pm modern

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nothing to hide. that's transfarency. (clap, clap, ding) police. he's wanted for a triple shooting overnight near 12th st. and thunderbird, adam blomdahl, 35 ran over the woman he shot several times. get ready for a big decision in november whether to legalize pot. the group says it has enough signatures and will hold a press conference tomorrow at 10 am. arizona secretary of state was certified the petition tomorrow. a family in young 10 moved out of their home today after a brutal attack this past weekend.

of pushing his three-year-old brother down the stairs and then stabbing him to death. bessinger said the attack was unprovoked. and tonight to new revelations about the night of the attack and what investigators knew right away and the surprise that would come minutes later. plus shellshocked, who steals a baby tortoise? pair from the reptile -- stripper tsa agents found that has never screen before. that coming up at 10:00 pm. for our pinal county is under a blowing dust advisory. a lot to track down. we are not

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