the search for a missing buckeye boy. we'll take you to the field being searched by investigators right now. >> and soon, you will get the chance to decide whether or not marijuana should be legal here in arizona. we're tracking developments as the pot initiative moves forward. >> and police releasing the name of a convenience store clerk gunned the message has family has for the suspect who is still on the run. and let's talk about weather. mormon soon moisture slowing down traffic. did you get rained on? >> i did early on. and then it hit hard. the east valley, look at all of this water. and check out the flooding at green field and university. the close of the intersection, anyway, under the water and air 15. >> sorry, folks, no tennis

on the courts and the garbage cans fighting. abc 15 live drive was out and about, keeping an eye on the wet roads. and a slippery commute across the east valley. and people in mesa, chandler, gilbert and into queen creek. they all had to deal with the slick conditions and even standing water. -- rushing water. >> and not too much water gathering on the streets in phoenix, but definitely enough to get your car nice and dirty. air 15 captured more drivers dealing with water on our roadways and you can see the cars making waves there. a reminder that if the water looks too high, turn around and don't drown. >> i did wash my car yesterday, iris. >> and that is why it's raining. i know. a lot of folks washing the car because of the dust we had this week. this morning, the rain coming down and it's coming down in some spots. i want to show you this live view with the mayo clinic valley cam and this is in north

there over paestewa peak. and we still had flood alerts in affect, rather. a flood advisory for that northeast pocket of the valley and we have a flood warning for areas near fountain hills and more flood advisories across the southeast valley here as we could still see flooded washes and additional rain could aggravate that situation. right now, tracking the showers through northeast scottsdale and into scottsdale road in hayden, but th camelback mountain and near the loop 101 and the southeast valley quieter for now and the, letters in affect. we have a few storms to keep watching to the southwest. and we're not quite done with the storm chances. i will show you what the forecast looks like in a few minutes. >> and thank you, major search effort wrapping up at this hour in the valley. several agencies in the search for 10-year-old jesse wilson. >> allison rodriguez was the first report or the scene of

and didn't know what was going on at the time but we knew something was going on. you are right. >> reporter: and good morning. buckeye police want to make sure they calm the area really well. the entire search party is filling the entire area behind me near the i-10 and miller. it was packed out here. the police chief telling me earlier they're desperate to find jesse wilson. >> and this is a child that disappeared in the the night. there is a lot of different scenarios to play out. one we play out is one today that you might have been -- he might have been dumped in the dessert. >> reporter: they're still hoping to find him alive, but that may not be the case. air 15 was over the search area this morning as fbi agents and deputies and buckeye police got to work searching the remote areas. the effort started around 5:15 this morning. jesse had run away before from

us she found the boy outside of her garage at 4 in the morning. >> and yo where you live? >> he's like i don't know. where is your mom? >> and i told her you have her? he's like yeah. and i give a piece of bread. >> and neighbors say that was a month before jesse disappeared. and it's unclear how much if buckeye police and agencies are planning another search at this point or when they plan to do that. they have assured us they will let us know and that they're still looking for jesse wilson. live in buckeye, allison rodriguez, abc 15. >> all right. thank you, allison. >> tough story there. an amber alert issued for a little girl on the navajo nation has been cancelled. we know that yadiwina yazi and her daughter were found safe. we got calls out to see where they were found. more details about that disappearance. >> and in phoenix, detectives

going after a deadly shooting and near 22nd street in osbourne. the homeowner heard a knock at the door and told the roommate to call 911. while the roommate was on the phone, he heard a gunshot. that home owner is now dead. the neighbors believe the whole thing could have been caught on camera because they believe that property is covered request with 17 cameras. and video from mesa is a woman is cuffed near country club and may street. a man was shot after a possible drug deal gone is connected to the investigation. and a witness told police they saw a man leaving the area after the shots rang out. we have calls out for police, two police for an update on the victim's. and the suspect in the triple shooting in phoenix headed back to the valley. adam blondeall was taken into custody in winslow. he's accused of shooting and killing a woman and then two

near seventh street and thunderbird. and people are led into the warehouse in chandler. you can see a lot of first responders on scene overnight near 56th street and chandler. and we're told that is a possible ammonia leak that is at the warehouse and nobody hurt in this. and the state is expected to clarify a petition allowing you to decide if pot should be legal. and the group hind the initiative speaking hour ago. and prop 205 got word that it will make the november ballot. and we have the police radio traffic from the night a 3-year-old was killed in youngstown. his brother now behind bars and will be charged as an adult. listen quickly to what deputies had to say. >> and be advised we have another caller advising that this is a brother of the 9 old, advising -- a 9- year-old old. and -- judge they first thought

sibling hurt and later, they would find the toddler and that knew relatively quickly that shay holloway was the guy they were after. and his family was forced to move out of his home with other family members. and we're following the zika threat and we'll take you inside of an arizona lab studying the virus is that is a model for all others across the nation. >> and a health alert. and for the next time -- and [ >> and here is -- now that the initiative of the legalized spot is on the november ballot. it's up to you and will you vote for it? yes, you want to legalize recreational pat or no, you don't.

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pregnant women and newborns. the lab has been praised by the cdc and it's one of the first in the country to test the virus. in fact, the cdc has asked arizona to teach other state labs how to prepare for and test the zika samples. >> it's certainly concerning, you know, especially the negative vibe comes with pregnant women and that is the biggest fear we have seen. >> and the state has emergency plans in place to beef up staffing to test the s and to another healthcare. the number of cryptocases in the valley doubling to 32. and this is will deal -- this is the deal. before diving into a public pool, the bacteria is transmitted by fecal matter. people get sick after following the contaminateed water and proper maintenance is not enough to stop crito. -- crypto. >> one focal release in the pool is enough to contaminate

know, a lot of people sick. >> a collective ew. after interviewing people recently, they approached four pool operators asking them to superclearin it to make sure parasites are dead. a wet-and-wild tells abc 15 that they're supercleaner 8th inning over week -- superlowin eating every week. and it's a chance to protect yourself and the family against the virus. the phoenix fire department will be providing free immunizations for kids and adults. >> and the flu is -- it does have peak seasons from october to about may. and it's a year-round thing. we're monitoring the flu here in the summer. and we got interest 24-cases. and it's never too early or too late to discuss the flu. >> okay, see the clinic is today between 3 and 7 at the scottsdale hospital. at 40th street and bell.

ruffles feathers again. how tires are involved and what -- [ indiscernible ] pushing the points. >> and it's been a morning for parts of the valley and we're not done with the storm just yet. i will break down the hour-by-

. new at 11, one of the candidates hoping to unseat senator mccain is speaking out today at the valley vfw post, a post, i should say. dr. kelly ward hopes to set the

spent on attack ads. she's come under fire for recently spending $3 million on the ads and we'll let you know what comes out of the meeting. >> and discount tire is facing harsh criticism over the support to elect sheriff joe arapaio. and signs were placed in store windows and latino community organizers are not happy about it. they're teaming up and outlining their concerns outside of the location near seventh street and baseline. and to the race for the white house. donald trump and hillary each other's vulnerabilities and they're aught campaigning today. trump in florida and clinton addressing the economy in michigan. trump not letting up on hillary clinton and a string of scathing attacks. this poll shows clinton's lead is growing. "time" magazine's newest cover on trump, one word: meltdown. >> this is the problem with donald trump. he can't stay disciplined long enough on one topic to breakthrough and get the

clinton. >> and meantime, clinton's campaign is -- after the thought of the orlando night club shooting. t sat behind her at an event and yesterday, behind trump in florida. the former congressman mark foley who resigned in disgrace after sexual e-mails between him and teenage boys, were made public. two surveillance pictures but one bank robber behind the crimes. the fbi dubbing him the cyclical band it, since his crimes were committed almost a year apart and the outfit is similar in both cases. this is the timeline from the abc 15 live desk here. he was -- he first robbed chase bank in peoria in august 7th. and that was last august 7th. and this past sunday, he robbed thewells fargo in kingman. in both cases, he said he had a gun. the getaway war, a silver and gold sedan or a gray car, perhaps, maybe a saturn l-300. if you know anything that might lead to the arrest, please, i will let police know.

wash robbery. the 33-year-old eric scott hambrick used a set haddie to rob a paradise valley car wash near 40th street and cactus road. he pointed the weapon at a clerk and wan off with -- ran off with more than $200. the police found him in the parking lot of a nearby apartment complex, cash in pocket. >> spent getting through high school can be hard enough. imagine having to move 10 different times in just three years. alex brandon knows that -- and the social worker who back to his community and his 15-year-old, 10,000 kids and -- alex did and he said having one person who cares enough to help can help so much. >> it nakes a big difference -- it makes a big difference and made a difference for me to have someone there to guide me and provide feedback. >> and an organization wants to

success. and how they're working to connect foster kids, mentors in the community to advocate for each child's educational goals. earlier this year, abc 15 joined the scripts howard foundation and the charitable trust to donate $100,000 to the program. and you can find more information on how to help at fostered.org. and wouldn't you know it this morning, my wife sent us a video and i posted it and everything of the bus stop. >> yeah. >> and it was the wrong time for rain to hit this morning. >> and this is them of the door. >> yeah. >> especially in the east valley and we have a bit of rain in the east valley. especially like mesa. and look at some of the numbers here. this morning, a few spots in mesa paging up over an inch -- picking up over an inch and a half of rain just this morning and add that to what we saw yesterday, the west valley and it's a wild last 24 hours and that is for sure. the phoenix sky harbor picking up an additional 1.3 inches of rain here and now, we're not in the clear just yet and as we

how earlier you could see paestewa peak. it was coming down in scottsdale and we're tracking some of the showers in parts of the northeast valley and we have flood alerts, too, to talk about. the light green box leer is a flood advisory in affect until lunchtime. and we got flood warnings as well in those dark green boxes. those in affect until lunchtime as well. for the east valley and spots like queen creek. what that means, we could see some runoff on that could impact you as you're driving around up to and again, a void the flooded washes and flooded roadways. be on the lookout for that here. the water could still be an impact for you and the rain is still falling in northeast scottsdale right along state route 51, rather, heading up towards where dessert ridge is and in that northeast pocket of scottsdale. a heads up, you still have that rain coming and we have some more chances for rain as the day goes on, although the storm

we're not in the clear just yet. the east valley, though, catching a break after all of the storms here this morning and i am tracking a few spotty showers near gila bend. we have a new flood advisory from that area and it's been active across southeast pinole county. finally, those tomorrow iss are tapering off. notice, we have lingering flood warnings and advisories for those areas here as we head through afternoon as we can still see that ruoff issue. and now, storms are starting to fire off across the terrain in our state and northeast arizona, seeing an isolated storm up there and storms north of the 40 and north of flagstaff and northwest of arizona. all of the storms developing and slowly moving to the east- northeast here and they could produce pockets of heavy rain into this arch. so, still important to be on alert here the rest of today and into the phoenix metro. the best storm potential was this morning and we saw the scattered showers. the storm chances are grad rulely trending down.

trending and we can get a pop- up with the daytime heating. the chance is fairly low and something we'll watch. overnight tonight, things get quieter as we clear, conditions are clear and the skies out, rather, and eventually get drier air. the drier air will start to push in from the west, the high pressure is building in and that is going to be drier conditions into the weekend and also, hotter conditions, too. we'll talk about how high the temperatures go and i'll break down the afternoon forecast here by the hour in just a few >> thank you, iris. >> in entertainment, it's announced a classic film is going to be remade the second time. sandra bullock is set to lead an all-female cast in ocean 's 8. a remake of ocean's 11. cate blanchett and mindy kaleg on board and it's one of the biggest if not the biggest concerts of the year. we're talking about the super bowl halftime show and adele may be saying hello to the big opportunity this february.

is eyeing adele for that performance. she's on her sold out world tour currently and stops in phoenix next week. >> all right. and excited, justin. football fans, mark your calendars. pat telman will be -- pat tillman will be featured on an upcoming episode of football live. you remember last year, they provided -- profiled the coach, this will be must see tv. and the wait is almost over. what are we, t-menus 28, hours, something like that? the cards football kicks off tomorrow night. hosting the the raiders and starts at 7. pregame is at 6:30 and our live coverage starts at 4:00 on abc 15. . >> all of the competition you need. a look ahead at what you can expect today. in rio. >> and brand new information about a violent situation and

. more olympic dreams coming up in rio. >> and this is five out of the last six olympics. and michael phelps and ryan lochte are in the 200 individual medially semi finals and phelps first with lochte behind him and coming in second. both swimming in the finals tonight and phelps is hunting for the 22nd gold medal. it was a disappointing night for the u.s. men's gymnastics team. they finished 7th and 49th with japan taking the gold on the road. kristen armstrong peddling to the third consecutive gold in cycling. the 42-year-old collapsed to the ground after crossing the

course, tears of joy. the five-year-old son leaping into her arms. >> and we this is a quick look at the medal count. the u.s. is still down with 32 overall medals, 11 golds, 11 silver and 10 bronze followed by china, japan, australia, and hungary. and we now know why a diving pool in rio looks like a big bowl of green yellow. okay, so it's because airborn algae plumes are into the water. a spokes -- blooms are into the level. the aquatic center ran out of the chemicals to fix it. i would think that they would think ahead. the water is turning green and the second olympic pool used for water polo. >> and the one next to it. and we have just heard for the first time from the family of that 7-eleven clerk. the story chilling. this clerk killed in cold

. well, check this out. lightning is a scary moment for a family nor 42nd street and shea. it caused panic as the embers fell the the home doesn't catch on fire. and following yesterday's storms, we also should had flooding in parts of the west valley. it was a big problem in places like buckeye and goodyear.

and spilling into the roads, making for a treacherous drive. when the rain finally stopped, it was perfect bicycle weather. at least for the guy right here. >> and go to get the cool air. and -- i hear something like well, i didn't expect as much rain and it was flooded down there. i was surprised they went through it. so. >> reporter: and slick roads causing more problems. this crash at broadway and airport road in buckeye, a truck slid into the ditch landing on its side and the driverwa and we are pulling for a valley construction worker who is fighting for his life. the 29-year-old man was working on this project near 14th street in bethany home and fell from a three-story building. we brought you the news yesterday on abc 15 news the 11 as breaking news. and we're working to get updates now to find out his condition. and new equipments -- developments in the case of a valley woman murdered.

old for his alleged role on july 18th. investigators said he worked with the shooter and led the victims to a back parking lot of knight's inn near i-17 and mcdowel. he reportedly ran off when shots were fired. the police are still looking for that guy and there is a crystal clear shot of him in that video. if you recognize him, call police. and do you remember this video here? a hotel under construction. just going up in flames. more than a week ago. and now, one of the developers least $2 million in damage. fire investigators have not said if it's arson, but some people working on the project at luke 101 and tatum, believe it is. and construction workers will probably have to start from scratch to rebuild the hotel and that does include the foundation. and a massage parlor in phoenix accused of being a front for a house of prostitution. the police arrested these two women who worked at relaxation

they are accused of using two suites to run the illegal business. >> and now video showing the aftermath of a huge fire. it sent dozens of people to the hospital and look at this. a mess here. two firefighters injured also as they rushed in to save people at the complex and this is back east in silver spring, maryland and some know reported hearing a loud boom. -- someone reported hearing a loud boom. a witness shot video of what the flames look like a few feet away. >> and here there is a explosion and all i big boom. and you saw that, an outbreak. >> and it's great to see the fire going up and going up. >> take a look at this. two people escaping that smoke- filled top floor and climbed out of a window to that waiting ladder. the firefighters doing such a great job. others were forced to jump from upper story balconies and to drop their children down from the windows. >> more video of incredible flames here. this time, in buffalo, new

mill and recycling business go up in flames. a column of smoke could be seen for miles away. ten blocks of residents that had to be evacuated. fire officials said it's not clear when they are going to be able to return. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked the fire and thankfully no one was hurt. today, we could find out if the man accused of going on a shooting spree at a planned parenthood clinic will be competent to stand trial. it happened in colorado springs last november. robert deer is accused of killing three people and injuring 9 others. he admitted what he did and expressed no remorse in may. he was ruled not competent. >> and we any moment, we're expecting an update on the deadly shooting of a 73-year- old woman during a police demonstration. did you hear about this? we were watching for a police news conference in punta gorda, florida. we told you how mary nolton assumed the role of the officer and this is during a shoot- don't shoot exercise.

and it was an accident. the officer who shot her has been identified as lee colon and he has resigned from another police agency that is an ongoing investigation. hundreds of thousands of you were watching this unfold live on abc 15 mobile and on the website. and they're doing the same thing. trump tower with the suction cups spider-man style there. the 20-year-old virginia man posted a video online saying he was, quote, an independent researcher who wanted to discuss an important matter with donald trump. and -- . >> when that time came, i did talk to my crew and let them know listen, he's at a level where i can grab him safely and bring him in. >> police eventually got close

and held him upside down, pulled him up there. you hear the shooting. the folks on the ground forced the iconic building is trump's campaign headquarters. he runs his business from there and lives there, too. and we were told he was not inside at the time. >> and caught on video, a driver taking on a police cruiser head-on in wisconsin. the suspect admitting that he did it on purpose and now feels bad about it. in spring when the 21-year-old, when the crash happened, the he was distracted and recently, he showed up at another police station and confessed. he said that he was mad after police in minnesota cited him for having pot. and tracking the latest developments the this hour, the police releasing the name of a 7-eleven clerk shot and killed by a robber who is on the run. >> and this morning, there is a reward to bring that killer to justice. abc 15s gris grill is live at -- chris grill is live at phoenix headquarters. we understand you spoke with

>> that's right, justin. they're pleading with the public. anyone who may have any information and may have seen anything to come forward to silent witness. the name of the victim, the store clerk is tourin. his family, again, spoke with the members of the media awhile ago and also just released the 7-eleven surveillance video from the morning of the robbery. we're going to show you here and you can't see the suspect and this is the man that phoenix police is looking for. you can obviously, he takes some cash and goes into the back of the store into the closet and that is when the police are saying the suspect then got into a struggle with tour possibly over the gun and that is when shots were fired. police are saying the bad guy chases the second store clerk out of the store and that person is able to get away. there were no shots fired outside. phoenix police telling me, again, this reward has been up for any information.

donation and putting it up to $11,000. so, they're asking anyone to come forward who might have anymore information. we can hear from the family later on today. and back to you. >> all right, chris, you know, i covered that story in the first half. >> yeah. >> and the employees at 7-11 disturbed by all of this. thank you, chris. >> and our mobile app and win site, too. check it for updates on the story. >> yes. and it's thursday, meaning our friends from the phoenix zoo are here. you may not want to cross path with them. >> and changes coming to u.s. malls, a major department store announces a lot of

. okay, so, i am sorry, i am a little distracted by our friends here from the phoenix zoo and this is nancy and this is murray? >> it is murray. he's a stray skunk.

>> is any is that a mealworm? >> yes. >> and they're great insect control. >> yeah. >> and they're alive. >> and yeah. [ laughter ] >> and they're one of the many positives for humans to have skunks around and we have 4 different species in arizona. >> really, we do? >> this is the most common one you would find. >> and you probably see this in your neighborhood? >> sure, yeah. you can find them around here and there is the hog nosed and they have the spotted and the >> and for camping, they are all over the place and they like to rummage around and see what is going on. >> and they'll eat anything and very tune of thetic and they are nocturnal and they're be out more at night. >> and you have an elephant here. >> yes. >> and the elephant is in the room. >> and we could not be an elephant. we wanted to talk about our world elephant day and folks

awesome. they will tell you everything we do to care for the elephants at the zoo and the best part is reba gets another bath. >> and my kids never say what is your favorite animal or child in the family but elephants -- elephants have to be the favorites. >> and when reba gets a shower from the fire department, that is a big hit for everyone and reba included and she vocalizes a lot. >> and would not need a fire truck. >> and there we go. and there is video of one of the elephants giving a bath. what do they need to know if they want to come? >> it's from 7-noon, there are a lot of games and activities, you can meet the keepers and firefighters, we're going to do orygamy -- origami elephants with other zoos around the country and try to break the guinness world record and have

elephants. >> oh, my gosh and the special guest is just enjoying lunch. >> and coming up next, you know, cities and towns have hoa academy. joe will let you know how you might be surprised who is teaching the classes. next. >> and our live cam showing you the clouds building up over the it rain.

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. keeping an eye on wall street, the dow up 139 points at 18,627. and one of your favorite department stores could disappear from the mall and i hope that is not the case for us here. and macy's announcing plans to close 100 stores and this comes as macy's shows its second quarter fear and that exact location of the closures has not been announced yet and we'll let you know if any stores are a figged and. delta expecting flights to be back on track today. 250 flights were cancelled yesterday due to the worldwide computer issue we have been following and more than 2100 flights have been cancelled since monday's outage. delta's ceo said the airline is spending 150 this year in technology upgrades and adds

is an impact on short-term booking this week. and you will have more shows to bench watch. and the company plans to spend more than $6 million over the next year and tv networks having a tough time keeping up. and net flicks is forcing cable providers to raise the bar and they not allowing you to shop without your wallet and the chain is accepting in-store payments through the mobile and that is only available in new york, new jersey, and pennsylvania right now and the service will expand here bite the end of the year. -- here by the end of the year. and we're talking about banner health now facing a first lawsuit tied to two big cyberattacks. the phoenix business journal reporting that a doctor is behind the suit claiming one year of cred the monitoring is not enough. and we told us last week -- told you last week the personal information of 3 1/2 million people is at risk.

of pepping litigation. and a new milestone for folks-mesa gateway airport. for three months now, they have seen record-setting activity. last month alone, more than 132,000 passengers travelled through the east valley airport and that is a sev% increase over july of last year. >> and good morning, joe ducey here. it started off as a story about cities offering hoa classes. and then we found out teaching them and had questions. >> and comprised of four classes. >> to get an understanding of what it means to live in a home association. >> reporter: y that offered the course to home owners. next month, chandler starts up and cristabel is with the division. >> and the majority of neighborhoods fall under a home owner's association. >> and why they for the ho aboard or home owners? we found the firms almost

and not the members who may have disputes with them. >> and you have to understand. >> reporter: he represents home owners at hoa and he said they provide a service but -- . >> and it will be nice to get this from a home know or -- home owner's perspective and this is from a association's perspective. >> and we reached out to one of the firms. in a state, they said my participation in the classes has not presented a conflict. and our involvement is a straight-forward the law pertaining to soccers. we dent get into specific issues and associates with participants. the classes help the entire community. >> and it's an education that goes all around and helpings every resident. >> lawyers who teach are volunteers and the courses are free to the public. and 12 hours?

helped find it. >> 60,000 people and talk about action to recovery. a tiny tortoise in mesa. the robbery captured on this surveillance video much the girl watches as the guy grabs it and tucks it away and it's valued at $300. >> and the owner put their suspects on facebook and comments came in and the friend returned the tortoise to the store. the owner named him justice and plans to and those tortoises, we found some of those. >> yeah. >> and don't mess with them. >> i know. >> and kind of keeping an eye on the sky in. >> and there is a chance of storms and although, this morning was our best opportunity for rain here in the valley, look at the camera behind us and we're looking at the cam behind us and we're seeing some storms develop across the high country and this morning, active in the

high country is getting active and let me take you around here and television, though, the look outside and the sun is looking through more and across the phoenix metro and that heating can contribute to a little bit of instability and -- instability and that is why we have a isolated chance into this afternoon. and we're under flood advisories through about lunchtime for the northeast pocket of the valley and some runoff, wet roads possible and that flood warning for the east portion of the valley near superstitions and that was extended until 1:45 this afternoon. and again, flooding could be an issue in some of the areas that received heavy rain this morning and additional rainfall will aggravate the situation. and those showers in the northeast valley and scottsdale coming to an end and pretty quiet to the south, too and again, some of the flood advisories still in affect as the runoff from the morning rain will still continue to be an issue and meanwhile, storms

north of i-40 and areas southwest of williams and seeing pop jugs, too and into that higher terrain, north of the phoenix metro and that is an area to watch into this afternoon. and we'll keep a close eye on that and especially because they can come close to the valley and we'll watch them for sure and over the next few hours, keeping a 20% chance of rain through lunchtime. after, they drop off and hot and completely in the clear and ten% chance after, they taper off and clear and we'll see the clear skies taking over and storm chances coming to an end. the storm is possible and a slight chance here in the phoenix metro and starting to clear out overnight and tomorrow, just an isolated threat and most of us really looking to stay dry tomorrow and with drier conditions setting in as we go through the weekend. in fact, clearing out the storm chances for the valley and 32 you tuesday. it won't be until wednesday we feel more of the moisture and

and the he country sees them go back up as early as monday. and woke at 84 degrees now and warming into the 90s into this afternoon with a high shy of the triple digits and cooling into the upper 80s by 8:00 and mid- to upper 90s, the temperatures are lower than average and that is thanks to the rain and there is enough moisture to keep the moisture lower and mid-70s for highs in flagstaff 83 in phoenix and into the upper 70s in casa grand's and another please santa start to the day tomorrow and we'll see more sunshine into friday morning and tomorrow, a 10% chance of a industry shower and thunderstorms and hotter and drier through the weekend and that is as temperatures climb backspo a couple of degrees shy of the cop10 mark. and now, we have to show you this video.

to watch. >> i think the glare helped me not seek perspective there. the adrenaline junky taking a death-defying leap off of the waterfall in brazil. the man and his friends created the homemade rope swing they intir twined the ropes across the canyon. >> and homemade. the daredevil records the jump on the point of view camera. you can see expressions changed to sheer joy. is that what that looks like? and excitement as he swings above the water. i can't get homemade. and you can see the top videos every week day here on abc 15 at 2:00. coming up next, we'll catch you up on the top stories, including new developments in

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. here are the results today. we asked if you would vote to legalize pot. 74% of respondents said yes. 26% said no. and recapping the top stories, several agencies out looking for 10-year-old jesse wilson near i-10 and miller road. the fbi agents and mcso, deputies and buckeye police took part today and that i say they're hoping to find him alive, but they know that that and we now know the name of the 7-11 clerk shot and killed by a robber who is still on the run. the family of s ingtur speaking out today. he was killed on monday during an armed robbery at 7-eleven near 16th street and southern. seven-eleven, the corporation helping silent witness with an $11,000 reward for information leading to the shooters ' -- shooter's arrest. >> and chris will have more at

now arizona. >> and good morning, guys. we have a safety alert you need to know before you hit the highway again. aaa has a new report about road debris and wait until you hear how many deaths and injuries are blamed on that problem and new research shows the heart health of our kids is even worse than previously reported and we're going to look into the deas announcement today that it will not approve using marijuana for medical purposes and what it means for states like us that allow medical marijuana. all cong now arizona. >> sounds good. and let's talk weather. >> and not in the clear yet. still a slight chance, a lingering chance into this afternoon, especially the areas into western marry copa county and west of the valley that didn't see much rain this morning. they have more sunshine and more instability and the storm is still possible there and starting to dry out tomorrow and through the weekend,

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