? and these are the lungs. (boy) sorry. (dad) don't worry about it. (vo) at our house, we need things that are built to last. that's why we got a subaru. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. a revenge plot taken too far. tears and anger after a loved one is taken and water woes tonight. first breaking news. a police chase coming to an end and this is not your typical pursuit. the vehicle is this stolen tow

while. but just moments later a long line of flashing lights. and then he goes the wrong way from the 202. the driver stopping but that is only after the truck caught fire. air 15 showing you the hosed down truck. the driver was bit by a k-9 officer and will be booked tonight. drivers it is now shut down near the 202. >> a fired tempe employee gets revenge on his boss but he will be paying for it. this is surveillance video showing the suspect doing damage to the boss' corvette. abc's kim tobin is live. the boss feared something might happen when he let the guy go? >> reporter: that's right. this guy came back to get his cools and the boss felt

anything but after he left he found key marks along his corvette adding up to $4,000 in damage. we might imagine what we would say or do to our bosses if we were fired but would you go through with it? >> horrible. >> reporter: just a few words after he says a fired employee damaged his car. >> i had a feeling. i said you are not going to do anything to >> reporter: but cameras were rolling as he swipes the side of the car with a key. >> steps over. gets the door. >> reporter: police tracked down and arrested him. but the damage was done. not just to any car but to his dream car. >> the car i always wanted. >> reporter: and now it is going through work in the shop. >> to watch a beautiful car just -- heart breaking.

>> $4,000 is a lot of money and he will pay it back come rain or shane -- shine, he will pay. >> reporter: the boss, good news for him, he is expected to get his corvette back next week. back to you in the studio. gamble they weren't allowed to take. new at 10:00 p.m. two businesses busted accused of running an illegal gambling operation. phoenix. people arrested. search warrants served at two homes. investigators say they have been looking into the places for a year. for the first time we are hearing from the family of a man killed by a driver who was going 100 miles per hour. they are heartbroken over the loss and furious this driver is already out of jail. nohelani graf with the interview tonight. >> reporter: you know, 51 and

hard to imagine having a car going 100 miles per hour. i want to point out that bus stop, the impact of the crash sent metal flying into it that knocked it off its foundation. the real impact is in the shadows next to it in a small memorial. >> crash so violent you could hardly tell it was a car. this scene is where you will see the most damage. the family broken. his wife was waiting for him, police came instead. >> i saw his car. >> reporter: she went to the crash site and found rage. >> it is not fair he gets to go home. >> reporter: heart ache,

was her last. was their daughter's last. >> he took away a little girl's daddy. >> reporter: now she searches for comfort in the memories. >> played with her every day. read to her every day. >> reporter: his face so clear in hers. through his child is where his memory will live on family is fundraising to support her and lay him to rest. in the mean time they pray to heal their hearts. if you would like to give to the family we have the information on www.abc15.com. the suspect is facing assault and manslaughter. bail was set at a thousand dollars. he already posted it and is out. he is due back in court next week.

friend. and teammate. a public vug held tonight -- viewing held tonight. he passed away and was supposed to be the starting center for the u of a football team. a strong earthquake near australia leading to a temporary tsunami warning. no reports just yet of significant damage but 7.2 earthquake. at home, the question, will water get to the homes fast enough? some homes rely on trucks to bring in the water. abc's jon erickson is live. serious concerns here. >> reporter: here in the city we turn on the water and the water is here. not the case for some homes in the northeast valley, they

outside their homes. the water has to get to the tanks and that is what this story is all about. >> this started there. >> reporter: far northeast scottsdale. water goes into the truck, on to the road and then into her tanks. >> drinking water, take a shower. >> reporter: the view is a post card but the concern is that th haulers out. >> there are concerned citizens. homeowners. you know, they are looking at this as if they don't have water they will lose their house. >> reporter: no one is going to lose water but after a complaint about the safety, big trucks, the city plans to send water trucks to a spot about 10

backups. trucks all filling at the same spot. >> there is not enough time in the day, coming out of that. >> reporter: there is not enough time to make all the deliveries. she worries there might not be enough water for her horses. >> this is how we care for our animals. >> the city has a meeting planned for tomorrow morning. the plan is to make it work. make the haul as safe as possible and no matter what keep desert homes up. >> reporter: let's take a wider view. i asked the neighbors what makes them want to live out there without regular water service, they said the view, the coast, low cost and -- the cost, low cost and larger land. >> thank you. polite robber messed with the wrong clerk. on abc 15 we are hearing from the employee held up by a man with a machete.

the car wash last week with an 18-inch machete and robbed the joint. the clerk says she recognized him as a regular customer but this time he was waving a machete in her face. >> he said he hates to do this to me but if i could open up the register. i was terrified. i want to hurry up and get him out of here. >> police say he made off with 250 bucks in cash. they caught up with later. after hours of searching investigators turning up empty handed in the search for jesse wilson. police, sheriff's deputies and the fbi searching two open areas this morning. they must now investigate the possibility he could be dead. for the first time in two years more children are leaving dcs care than coming in.

finding adoptive parents and reuniting families. this comes on the heels of two child abuse murder case wheres they had history with the families. a hard working immigrant gunned down. police identifying the man shot in the 7-eleven robbery monday morning. he is 36-year-old amanjeet singh toor. his family hoping this surveillance video will get them answers. we will show you that because it shows the killers storming into the store him down in the back of the 7- eleven. >> we want this morning to as soon as behind the bar to protect not only the community, all other people who working at their night shift or day shift at any a convenience store.

a different story than last night. live at abc 15 desert doppler. we have drier air coming in our forecast in the valley. we will dry out into the weekend. no more storm chances for now and we will be heating up too. with all the sunshine we expect we will be under a uv alert. into tomorrow and saturday and sunday. coming up we will look at your seven-day forecast, how much hotter things look to get and when storm chances back. big story but tough to understand. you pay your utility bill but the arizona corporation commission that decides if companies can increase their rates. and this man, the commissioner, wanted an independent investigation. he wanted to analyze if outside interest are influencing the decision. is anybody on the board getting paid for their votes.

tonight the board voted to block payments for the investigation saying there is not an integrity problem despite the fact the fbi is investigating the 2014 raise trying to pinpoint where millions in dark money came from. this new probe likely won't happen now. wedding bells for jodi arias? her strange story hitting news stands nationwide. >> why the push r not make it on the ballot.

it doesn't get crazier than this. jodi arias' letter from prison reveals plans to marry another woman's man. you heard right.

alexander she might have another potential husband in mind. she details her plan to marry a wealthy art collector from iowa. they exchanged letters for years. he has been in a relationship all this time. they talk about her plans to get pregnant. tyson foods under fire after a treatment of chickens. workers choking, punching, kicking, and even running over chickens with fork lifts. they call the behavior inexcusable and they fired 10 workers at the virginia facility. yes, or no? hours ago it became official. you will vote on recreational

opponents say the signature process was flawed. a major show down in court over the push to increase minimum wage. opponents claim signatures weren't gaththered right way. a judge -- gathered the right way. a judge will make a decision as soon as monday. if it makes it on the ballot and gets passed minimum wage would increase to $12 an hour by 2020. two going after the hispanic vote. 66% said they would vote for hillary clinton, 20% supporting donald trump. new tonight more fighter jets could be coming to arizona to train more pilot. looking to start two training

looking tostart training -- to start training two new units. . home builders are seeing a big demand for new housing. many sit idle waiting for druse get the job down -- crews to get the job done. contractors are paying 20% more in wages to lure workers from macy's plans to close 15% or 100 stores by next year. the locations are not released yet. macy's insist many employees will be offered positions in nearby stores. one sororitity did they spend too much -- sorority did they spend too much? look at the video. we will give you the details

[ music playing ] >> from the helicopter rides to pink jeep tours, even a custom song for the video. they spent between $20,400,000 to did you notice anything missing? the lack of anything academic related. and many are questioning if the money might have been better spent but the girls seem pretty proud of the video. we tried to hear their side, they referred us to their national office that has yet to

been hot and been wet. a lot going on but the skies are clearing out just in time for the meteor shower tonight. there is the forecast on the screen. temperatures in the 80s over night and just a reminder, this meteor shower, we will see a lot of shooting stars and it could be double what is normal because we are going to see that debris from the comet and we have the helping to pull more of that debris our way. we could see more than double the amount of shooting stars we normally see from the meteor shower. good viewing tonight as the skies clear out and no storms to track around the state on abc 15 desert doppler. we are back in the clear after a wet week. we have parts of the valley at well over an inch of rain. apache junction saw the most at

phoenix sky harbor .35. much of the valley less than half inch. a few spots got quite a bit. now if we look at the numbers for the monsoon we are just shy of 2 inches at phoenix sky harbor. half inch above average. but we are heading into a dry spell here. we will see showers and thunderstorms develop across southeast arizona tomorrow afternoon and saturday. valley forecast is drying out and heating much humidity 46%. winds light. the mid-80s to low 90s across much of the valley at this hour. and to the north, 70s. and tonight they will be in the 60s. tomorrow flagstaff 80. show low 82. globe 95. from the valley to the west, triple digits. lake havasu and bullhead city the hottest spots 107. we start out in the 80s near.

and 103 in phoenix. uv index 11 on the scale. extreme. 10 minutes or less to burn in the late morning and early afternoon. make sure you have lots of sun screen. mesa 101 tomorrow. and ahwatukee and tempe 102 degrees. goodyear and laveen 103. glendale as well. avondale and peoria 104. morning lows, low 80s for us. that will stay the case into the week 107 and we will stay around 106 or 107 with sunny skies for the start of next week as our break continues in phoenix. middle of next week a chance of a stray shower in the forecast for wednesday and thursday. in the market for a new car? 5 secrets dealers don't want you to know. >> room service like you have never seen before.

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>> arizona cardinals and their draft strategy. the third round, what is the deal with that round? that pick has been no joke. 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016 remains to be seen. looks like the trend may continue rookie starter on the roster and the guy has only been playing defensive back for a year. he was a running back at texas texas texas -- texas a&m. bruce arians likes what he sees. >> we knew what kind of athlete we were getting.

is going to be when you draft him. he is starting right now and playing very, very well. [ indiscernible ] >> if you believe in yourself good things could happen. from being a running back to not know figure i would be drafted or not and being drafted in the third round -- [ indiscernible ] >> he will be opposite patrick peterson tomorrow cardinals football back, they host the raiders, kickoff 7:00 p.m., pre-game game 6:30 p.m. and live coverage at 4:00 p.m. right here on abc 15. his name is chewy and you might be able to guess why. this pup bears a resemblance to the star wars character. >> has 10,000 followers.

trade mark. >> cute. >> it will get me every time. we have flooding issues in this area. eloy. we had major flooding in the wash down there. the national weather service will keep the flood warning till tomorrow, 3:15 tomorrow. still running down. drying out in the valley and staying that way ?

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