we start several shootings. a hit-and-run in phoenix. officers have one clue as to who the driver may be. >> police say he had a gun of bullets and then was shot. nearly three days later, the city of milwaukee looks like a war zone as protesters take to the streets. investigators say this guy was snapping dirty pictures of boys at a popular valley gym. we are learning that is not it. parents, what you need to know.

and there are clear skies, iris. >> we are waking up to very quiet conditions around the valley and the state. it is all clear and all dry. now, right now, clear skies, a mild temperature of 88 degrees. by lunchtime, we'll make it to the hundreds. up to 102. we are under a air quality alert today. if you can plan ahead and opt for carpoo idea to improve air quality. otherwise, if you have respiratory issues, plan on limited sometime outdoors and being indoors throughout day. we're going to get a high of 109 this afternoon. we'll talk about what storm chances return next. okay, iris. let's go back to the live desk right now. we are following breaking news. this is north central phoenix. 43 #. live images from a reported stabbing at a bar.

charlie's which is near seventh avenue. our crews are on the scene there, obviously, as we move the camera just around a little bit. we are trying to find out exactly who was hurt and who might be responsible. you see the large crime scene there that has been roped off. give us a few more minutes. we will reset that and revisit and i'll let you know what is happening in our community. let's move to another story. phoenix police are searching for the driver involved in a deadly hit-and-up. the victim in this case, a woman in a wheelchair who was apparently abc 15 is live near 478 had the street. justin, any idea what exactly occurred her here? >> you know, i just talked with investigators. they are giving me a better indication of what happened. as you look right here at this bike lane, that woman is actually trying to get up on to this sidewalk right here. unfortunately, she was hit before she could do this. investigators are out here looking on this street looking for parts of a truck they believe were involved in this. they

hospital trying to save her life. unfortunately, she did die. they do know she lived in the area. folks who live in this area recognize at least that wheelchair. she's believed to be in her 50s or 60s. police are not saying who she is, but they are looking for a dark-colored truck truck. and they don't know the make of ford. you know any info this, they want to hear from you. and coming up in the 5:00 hour, we are going to talk about a witness. they saw -- they came up on this crash shortly after it happened. and they shortly -- just a desperate scene out here. and jessie wilson is last seen. now his search and rescue has turned into a recovery mission. and

searching for jessie. and volunteers are no longer helping withing this search. and it is likely the operation will recover a body. however, awe knorrtys say there is still hope -- authorities say there is still hope they'll find jessie alive. earlier this week, we saw massive searches break out, but no sign of the little boy. neighbors are still concerned, even scared for him. >> i can't believe that. he hasn't come back home. and for us, that is very scary. that he comes home, you know. i hope that that boy, he's okay, you know, somewhere and hopefully just scared, you know. >> and so many of us sharing in that hope this morning. and the tipline open in the case. remember, you can call that number any time. (623)349-6411. now, to a troubling story for parents and families who use the gym. >> new information about a child

childcare center at a very popular valley health club. joining us live with a school. >>reporter: well, dan and danielle, investigators first told us that an employee here at lifetime fitness was caught taking dirty pictures of children. according to this civil lawsuit that was just filed, that is not all that happened. documents are revealing that edward orr took a video of a four-year-old little girl naked. she was changing in the shower stall in facility. in the video, investigators say you can see him looking around to make sure no one was coming. that video ended up on a child morn website. that is how investigators were first tipped off about him. the victim's attorney claim that lifetime fitness hired him to work around kids without the fingerprints required by law. we asked lifetime fitness what is their policy when it comes to hiring employees when they work around children? we'll have the answer coming up

and disgusting. thank you. we look forward to some updates. and while his killer remains on the loose. a 30-year-old was found -- his body was found at the park. the person who found him was playing pokemon go. the funeral was found at 9:00 near seventh street and northern avenue. the public is welcome to e dash attend. and we checked on the go fund me page. it is about halfway to the gold. and just hours from now, two big decisions that could affect your ballot. and there are enough ballot signatures with an issue to wage. proponents complain that those signatures. from $85 to 10 $dollar in january. and eventually bring it up to their $12 mark

in our state. supporters got more than enough signatureings, but opponents filed a lawsuit. they say the text was confusing and it was misleading for those who signed that petition, yes. back at the live desk, the unrest in milwaukee i want to talk about. look at the images coming in. this following the shooting death of an armed suspect and an angry crowd now targeting the city throwing bricks, rocks, sliding gas -- lighting gas stations on fire. the riots and they are still happening ugh even right now. an officer was injured early this morning after the angry crowd threw objects at those officers. and they then have to move in armored vehicles to protect the officers. and one officer was shot in the chaos and has serious issues. in hand cuffs there in milwaukee. and we need to know

we are learning that a three-year-old child was dead after that child was shot. retaliation. the victims at another person were sitting in the car when shots were fired when somebody who ran boy. our sister station wptb is covering this as breaking news. at last check, we look at some of the images coming in. it's a fluid situation, but as of right now, dan, it sounds like nobody has been arrested or at least no suspects have been identified. only on abc 15, a father on a road trip with his young father takes a turn when the rental car they are in is reported stolen. he says it is what happened next with the dps trooper that really spoiled the trip. >> and fully up in the air the whole time. and slowly. and suddenly out of the blue. and blow -- our trooper absolutely said yes, i will shoot you.

ken balton posting a scathing social media post. dps, though, says they are not to blame. the officer followed proper protocol during this high-risk traffic stop, and the rental caribbean is who you should blame, danielle. let's talk democracy 2016. gop presidential candidate donald trump has a plan to take on isis. he is talking in ohio today and expected to lay out that strategy for defeating the terrorist comparing that fight to that of the cold war. moantime, president ob -- meantime, president obama is taking a break to do some campaigning for hillary clinton. he is holding a recession at martha's vineyard. clinton is not expected to be there. she'll be in pennsylvania with vice president joe biden. time for your most accurate forecast. here is what you need to know. we are going to be off to a sizzling hot start. temperatures are getting hotter than they were this weekend and hotter than what we felt yesterday. and we are also under an air quality alert still. an

we are going to track more storms. can even the higher terrain. plan on dry conditions and a temperature of 88 degrees in phoenix. and by this afternoon, we are nearing 110 with our temperature up to 109-degrees. i'll break down your hour-by-hour planner and we'll talk storm chances this woke next, mallory. your freeways look really good. and we are all green here wherefore you the # 01 or i-10 s. i -- 10 # on i-10. this is right at 35th avenue. it is not too busy yet. you are seeing the eastbound direction just piling up just a bit. really, very light traffic for the west value low. we'll take a closer look at the east valley next. the time is coming up on 4:41. neighborhoods looking more like islands. have you seen some of these images out of louisiana? the problem of flooding is not over yet. wait until you hear how many people the

fighting back against the fight for 15. small businesses going high-tech against a minimum wage hike. >> a drink or two per night may be beneficial. >> the benefits of the bottle. why popping the cork on some red wine may be okay. as one doctor shows us in this

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chris, we were talking about this. the images coming out of louisiana are just incredible. >> this is something else. hitting home for my family. my wife is right there from la fayette, louisiana. they are just getting devastated. more than 10,000 people from in shelters as these dangerous floods continue to grow. more is expected. part of the i-10. that major artery there. portions of it are shut down. the federal government has declared a major disaster. some areas are still flooded. you can only see t cars and the roofs of homes here. this is something else. four people have died. the national guard is staying busy with rescues. the number is 20,000 people being rescued. >> it's a huge task. they need help not just now, but in the near future and the next few months. the red cross from arizona is taking action.

volunteers from our state will either fly or drive headed out to those flooded areas. the eovs, the emergency response vehicles loaded with food, water, supplies. another volunteer that specializes in technology will head out from sky harbor later on this morning. a lot of work is to be done. >> certainly people will deal with a long clean-up. 4:46. new this morning, one couple is keeping their local fire department very busy. they have called firefighters of the to their home more than is 1 the last three years. kind -- 1100 times inspect last three year years. george struggles to get out of his house in south eastern virginia. the only way he can get home is if someone gifts him in and out of bed. they can't afford home healthcare. device a day, george's wife calls the fire department. >> we are not in the home healthcare business, and weapon are not here to provide nonemergency support. we certainly will kind of help mitigate any problem that you have, but

that the fire department covers on our normal scope. >> firefighters say while they don't usually provide innocent emergency services, they do know this couple is in a tough position. the fight for 15 is going high-tech for a new app called wage inengage. it lets -- wage engage. it lets small business owners know when the minimum wage laws might change in their area. the app stakes -- taking a stand sending a 20-word response to lawmakers asking them to reconsider. for winding down now with the second woke of competition underway. today we are watching to see the gymnastic phenomenon simone biles can take another gold medal home to compete on the balance beam. >> we can watch her all day. >> we want to say con guilties to alex. he sea from queen croak. he took home the bronze medal. 15.7. that is a good score. the first medal for the u.s. men's team and

decades. the u.s. is dominating in the medal count. we have are leading the way with 26 golds and 69 total medals. it is the 15th of the month. we are all wearing our red today. it is rally for red. you have probably heard that red wine is good for the heart, right? is it really notary public that is a pretty common question from patients. >> you know, alcohol is something that i think i get asked about a >>reporter: dr. yang from mayo tells me it can be healthy for the heart. >> for the average person, having a drink or two per night may be beneficial to reducing your chances of having a heart attack or stroke. >>reporter: but like anything, there is a limit. >> a drink or two, that is good. maybe three or four southbound even better. it doesn't work like that. i think having more than two drinks for a man on average a night and one for a woman is actually

having one drink a male and two they reduce cardiovascular. >>reporter: you may have heard -- the benefit may not be that limited. >> thought that led wine was the only beneficial alcohol. that may be true, but there are some data announcing that any type of alcohol in moderation, you know, one to two drinks, as i said, may be beneficial. >>reporter: so what is the element that makes it work? >> it may be associated with being more social or being environment where you feel more relaxed. the exact mechanism is unknown, but there are strong correlation between having a drink a day verses no drink a day in terms of reducing cardiac event. >>reporter: that was our own katie reporting. part of our commitment to heart health. abc mayo clinic encourage you to learn our numbers and sign up for rally for red news letter. and learn more at abc15.com/rally for red.

home. and a new reporting pediatrics, finding the babies are sleeping not very dangerous environments. researchersening looing at video recordings for the homes of 150 infants. even though they knew they were being recorded, most parents did not follow safe sleeping practices. many placing their babies on their stomachs or sides surrounding them with loose blankets or stuffed an ma'ams. that can be a problem and putting them in bed with the adults. a big no no. let's talk now about your most accurate forecast. we pollution advisory. if you have respiratory issues or maybe your children do, just keep that in mind. and maybe before you send them out the door or get to your school, talk to your teacher about limiting their time outdoors. we're going to see higher concentrations of that ozone pollutant. in is going to happen as the air becomes stagnant or abundant sunshine. give early heads up that we are under the ozone pollution. as we look live, all quiet here this morning.

we were tracking storms. not if case here this morning. it is all dry, and it is going to stay dry for the morning commute. it is mild out there though. we are sit right at 88-degrees in phoenix. luckily not dealing with the heat index this morning. our dew points are sitting in the upper 50s. they are not high enough to make it feel too uncomfortable out there. our humidity is on the low end. notice our sunrise at 5:51 in case you are making plans right around that to get outdoors. when you steepest side, it is going to be warm. we are going to stay warm to mild as we go through the early morning. the outdoor activities. the earlier you can get them done, the better. the cooler spots. mesa, also chandler. both coming in at # 1. 8 #. your valley, you're checking in still right at 90 degrees this morning. and we are going to heat up pretty quickly this morning. and we are sitting at 88 degrees now. we're going to be back in the 90s at 9:00. and up to 94 by

11:00. by lunchtime, we're already at 102 degrees. we have high pressure sitting just to our west. that is going to keep our forecast in the valley dry, but also hot. we will track some storms across the higher terrain in our state and we'll just have to keep a close eye on them as some of them could skirt pretty close to that northern maricopa county line and northeast. we could also get some gusty winds off the higher terrain and into the valley that could pick up ouroboroses. i am not expecting rain in the phoenix or even tomorrow. it won't be until wednesday that we start to see those storm chances gradually return. wednesday into thursday especially, and those storm chances stay at at least a 10% as we head into the weekend. but the next couple of days staying dry and getting hot. you notice it is in the hundreds again before lunchtime, and by this afternoon, 109. 10 # on tuesday before we start to see those temperatures trend down. we'll be right back. hey there, today's tech

games on apple tv. the blogging service won the right to live stream thursday night nfl games. >> now, twitter sr. in talks to put his app on apple tv which will let millions of the device users watch the screen. >> it looks like samsung may be getting ready to roll out. >> the tech giant is setting out for precedent in germany on september 1s which many expect will focus on the samsung smartwatch. the samsung gear 3. >> you may be able to use your wrist to control your srt >> researchers at mit as well as microsoft have developed a temporary smart tattoo. it is made of imbedded sensors as well as gold leaf. it would allow wearers to easily control a variety of functions without touching their devices. >> kind of pretty, huh? >> fashionable. >> another excuse to get a tattoo.

welcome back in. the valley rides. i wasn't to focus on the east valley. all freeways look nice and clear. your desert drive times just about eight minutes. you are traveling westbound. what happen you are on the ten, nice and clear cans -- conditions. no crashes. we're going to take a closer look at i-17 in a couple of minutes. >> first, let me take a selfie.

phoenix wants to be the best in the nation. you are encouraged to stop by phoenix city hall, ta out the phone and snap that selfie. get the ultimate fan experience with abc 15 and the cardinals. the cards are back. we are giving way tickets to the cards broncos game. all you have to do is download the abc 15 app and look for the contest entry for your chance to win. abc15.com/win for rules and information. good luck. temperatures are hotter. closer to # 110 in several valley cities. i'll break town your hour-by-hour planner. we'll talk about the storm chances next. this is a live look of crime scene tape up. this is a stabbing at a bar. we're going to let you know what we just learned. a single spark turning into an inferno. now, thousands of people are forced to flee their homes. we have this story and much more coming our way on abc15mornings as we

before the sun comes up.

a woman on the sidewalk. this is going to be a police officer on the way apparently to a call. a guy runs a red light. what tapped next. we'll take you to the scene there. there it is. >> and making to the backyard

into the hot tub unnoticed. more on their near drowning experience,en and others in the valley this weekend. good morning in the valley. it is monday morning, 5:00. >> lots to talk about. it was a hot weekend. it was a dry weekend. it's going to get hotter. we have lost that monsoon moisture. that is going to keep our forecast dry. so today, we'll have to watch a few of those higher terrain spots just northeast. other than that, expecting dry conditions in the phoenix metro. we know that means that temperatures tend to go up whenever we dry out. as you are getting ready to head into work, plan on mild temperatures and dry roads. clear skies too once that sun comes up with light winds. once you are heading home, temperatures will be up above 105 in most spots with phoenix at 109. we'll talk about that hour-by-hour break-down and i'll explain the storm chances in just a few