location. right? >> that is correct. seventh avenue in camelback. and all new at 6:00, police have just told me they have several people detained in this incident. they are still looking for one person. and if you drive by here, it is really hard to miss. you have a lot of squad cars out here. also a set of police tape up as well. this crime scene tape up over here. now, police are telling me a fight broke out between several transient men over personal property around 3:45 this morning. it happened between this popular bar char there. that other business right next to it. i am told one man was staned. he died at the hospital. a mobile command unit is here now. also, i want to come back out here live if we can. a lieutenant is going to be out here to update me any second now, so as soon as we get more information, i'm going to go ahead and pass it along to you guys. i'll keep you updated on what we find out. allison rodriguez, abc 15. one of our first local breaking stories we have been covering for you u. it's been really busy. >> we'll get a check of the

a second. what about that forecast? >> let's talk about the heat. maybe you are getting ready to head out the door or getting ready to wake the kids up to send them out the door. first, the stun is up. we have clear skies out there. it is a bit warm in some spots. we just barely dropped out of the 90s in sun valley city. phoenix down to 87 though. it is going to be dry as we are heading into work with those sunny skies. temperatures will heat up pretty quickly. we are going to be back into the hundreds by # 1:00 with 102 by lunchtime. and by the time you are heading hom temperature up to 109. so hotter than it was yesterday. we do have a chance for some mountain storms. i'll show you what to look out for here in the valley. next. in just the past couple of minutes, things have started to pick up on i-10 and i-17. the rest of the valley is very quiet. your i can lays on i-10 in the west valley. they start near 75th back to 83rd and eases up to 19th avenue or so. and on i-17, your desert drive time.

minutes. almost nine minutes as you are traveling sown. it takes you from the i-10 staff down to the split. the heaviest spot is right around the curve. once you are past 19th after, it does ease up just a little bit. maybe you are headed the other direction, northbound 17 up to the north part of the valley. we're going to take a closer look at that next. now to a story that have many of us talking earlier this morning. this breaking news coming not to the live desk. phoenix police really need help. they are on the hunt for a driver who hit and killed a woman early this morni trying to get off of the roadway on to the sidewalk. and bringing us those new details from 48th street where he is live there on the scene. justin? >> yeah, hey chris. as a truck goes by, i want to point out something, just how close this bike lane is to the road right there. and they said that the woman, phoenix police saying that that woman was trying to get out of that bicycle lane on to the sidewalk, but that driver left her for dead in the road. a different driver who came up on

he blocked the street so she wouldn't get hit again and then started doing cpr until an ambulance got here. they rushed her to the hospital. they were trying to save her. unfortunately, she did die. but this morning, phoenix police need your help. they say they are looking for a dark-colored truck. they are not sure of the make of it, but they know it is a dark-colored truck possibly with front end damage. if you know fig anything, call police. we are live in phoenix, abc 15. >> all right. justin with that update for us. temperature next story is something that we just report on all too often. this morning, we are certainly hoping for the best. >> you hate to hear this. right now, two toddlers, twins, in fact, are in critical condition following a near drowning. abc 15 is live outside of the children's medical center in mesa. nick, what do we know this morning? how are they doing? >>reporter: we just heard back from police, dan and danielle. they say they are still working to get an update. as far as we know at last check, those two

here behind me. so this is also what we are finding out, that those two twins were found yesterday at their apartment complex in a hot tub just before noon. that is when they were rushed to the hospital in very critical condition. we are also finding out this morning that that hot tub did not have a fence around it. so that is something that we will continue to look into in the day ahead. now, coming up at 6:30, we are taking action for you and letting you know it is not just kids that have to be careful in the water, it's also adults. it's the advice that you don't want to miss it. it is coming up at 6:30. >> it is something that can happen so fast. we can't hear that advice enough. thank you. right now, two big stories that we are tracking. we have brand new video out of louisiana this this morning. a lot of that state is under water after severe flooding there. at least 20,000. and yeah, 20,000 people have had to be rescued from rising water this weekend. put that into perspective. cnn is reporting that seattle gets 4 inches of rain per year.

days, simply devastating. now, to the unrest in milwaukee, a state of emergency has been declared here after a violent night of protest following a deadly officer-involved shooting. for more on that, let's head over to the abc 15 live desk with chris. chris? >> danielle, protesters were out overnight outside a milwaukee place station. many of them were blocking the street. shots were fired. a squad car was pelted with bricks, rocks, glass bottles, anything they could get their hands on and another one set on fire. this started saturday after a ma killed by police. and new this morning, we're hearing from the victim's family u. as we say victim, i also want to let i don't you know that police officers are making it clear saying this person was armed when he was shot by police officers. regardless, the person who was shot, that person's family calling for peace. >> stop burning down gas stations. put some money on these books.

everything. >> the national guard has been activated. the national guard is now in the city of milwaukee, dan, trying to calm everybody town. all right, chris, back here closer to home in just a few hours. we will be layed to rest while his killer remains on the loose. we are talking about 30-year-old dustin shirk. his body was found near park near 35th avenue and camelbook. the -- camelback. the person who found him was playing the pokemon go gam the funeral begins at 9:00 near seventh street and northern avenue. the public welcome to attend. sure she will be given full military honors. we did check with a status and a go fund me page set up. it is right now about halfway to the goal. katie conner live in north phoenix -- phoenix where there is news over safety at daycare centers lifetime fitness. this man took a video of a little girl naked while working in the daycare center

work around children. coming up, we fake a lock at lifetime fitness's other locations here in the value low. some have actually received citations. we'll have more coming up at 6:30. reporting live in phoenix, katie conner, abc 15 news. i have breaking news at 6:07 as you look live from our adot cameras here. we are getting word of another freeway shooting. that is what is coming into the newsroom at this very moment. dps is confirming they are investigating reports of shots being fired at a truck. the driver in question here says happened in the area of i-10 and 27th avenue. that is the adot camera here that mallory has pulled up for us. we are trying to see if there is any kind of investigation happening in area. there are going to be investigators near this area, i-10 and 27th avenue. then it is going to move on to 83rd avenue and i-10. that is where this driver apparently kept on going and then pulled off on the side of the road somewhere safe. you may see dps troopers at both locations. they tell us, dps is

apparently came to the south side of the highway. we do have the seam heading to that area right now. you are hearing it first right now on abc 15 mornings on this possible freeway shooting investigation unfolding. for now we move to the wildfire where nows of people are forced out as an inferno swallows everything in its path. to democracy 2016, donald trump is calling but our the media just hours before he is expected to deliver a major speech on foreign policy. and it is 87 degrees now. we are in for a week. we'll talk about your temperatures and our next chance for storms in your most accurate forecast. north valley drivers have it pretty easy right now on the 101. here is a look at 51s avenue.

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time now for your most accurate forecast as we look live now. all clear conditions on desert doppler. it is going to be dry for your morning commute. we'll stay dry keep abundant sunshine in our forecast. all of that sunshine, that drier air that is dominating. that means temperatures are going to warm up quickly. they are going to warm for your morning commute. it is hot and dry and we are under an air quality alert. an ozone pollution advisory in effect for today. by the time we are heading home, we are talking sizzling hot temperatures. here is how the day warms up. we are at 87. e we are going to stay in the 80s through 7:00. after that, the 90s set in.

10:00 this morning before the hundreds set in. and then by lunchtime, we're at 102 degrees with sunny skies. so, hot, a good day to carry that water bottle with you to make sure you stay hydrated through the day. fast forward through the afternoon, and we're up to 10 # degrees for a -- 109 degrees for a high today. a sizzling hot day. we will be tracking some mountain storms. i'll show you what to look out for in the valley in a few minutes. your hotspots this morning are exactly what you would expect. i-10 in the west valley. your delays are staying steady for the most part from 8 #rd to 19 -- 83rd to 19th avenue and i-17. i want to focus on the north part of the valley. even though you are not seeing delays. just a drive time on loop 101 eastbound until you hit the 17. i can tell you near spectrum interchange, it is getting busier. you could see the next 15 to 30 minutes some delays. the rest of the north valley is pretty quiet. we'll give you a closer look at the east valley next. 12 minutes after the hour.

an attempted carjacking as well. the suspect chris crossed the valley and speeding on to the courtroom. and dan, murder at the mosque. and killed in cold blood. and a hunt is on for his killer. the reward for any information leading to his arrest about to get much bigger. this happened right here in the united states, danielle. and chris, pokemon gone? the popular game now banned at one government facility.

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it is a quarter after 6:00. and clear skies. and working on your most accurate forecast to help you plan your day and the workweek ahead. we are glad you are starting your week with us. >> we are looking aled to several big court cases today. first, it is the high-speed case. and so many of you found live on the abc 15 mobile app back in march.

heading back to court for a pretrial hearing. joshua lead dps across the valley. at one point, he tried to steal that man's motorcycle in the middle of it. facing several charges including theft and robbery. >> moreno heading back to the court. and officer vargas back in 2013. he was 15 at the time of the shooting and pleaded not guilty. degree murder charges and child abuse in the death of a two-year-old girl. they will also face a judge today. that toddler died in ryan reed and allison lemon's car back in 2012. the autopsy showed that she was physically accused and exposed to drugs at the time of her death. we are on the wildfire. a dozen buildings have been reduced to ash and more than 100 others are in the direct path of a raging inferno in northern california.

out. that fire, by the way, burning in the town of lower lake. it is about 100 miles north of san francisco. this morning is only 5% contained. the evacuation orders are still in place. more firefighters are expected to join in the effort here this morning. as of right now, it doesn't sound like anybody has been injured in this one either, dan? >> all right, chris. to democracy to 2016. your voice, your vote. donald trump putting the finishing touches on foreign policy. >> he is expected to deliver that speech in cleveland today. this comes as a gop nominee blasts the media calling them quote, disgusting. trump went on a tweet storm saying his campaign is not covered properly and that the media is only putting false stories about him on the air. gma's political analyst will talk about this starting at 7:00 right after abc15 mornings. in just a few hours, hillary clinton will hold her first campaign rally with vice president joe biden.

the campaign sources reveal biden will be talking to -- about how trump is making america less safe than great, and then later tonight, president obama will take a break from his vacation to hold a campaign dinner for hillary clinton in massachusetts. and happening today, a funeral will be held for an emom and his associate. and after they were gunned down near queen's mosque, and now police are looking for this man, and this is the sketch being released. the motive by the the nypd hate crime task force. now leading this investigation. also today, the council on american islamic relations will announce a $10,000 reward for any information that leads to an arrest, danielle. and as we kick off a new workweek. today is the first day that the popular pokemon go game is banned at the pentagon. the government issues phones and devices can no longer have that game. the washington times reports a memo claims the game

dan. school is back in session for a lot of students, most, in fact, and new this morning, there are some fun new opportunities for them coming up in this school year all just because their fourth graders. yeah, fourth graders and their families are great for free admission to national park so the 4 had the grade pass. the pass is valid for the entire duration of the fourth grade school year. it is all part of the initiative by president obama that aims at getting school-age kids outdoor to remain active. you think with all the kids i have and have a 4 had the grader. i do not. but a t this coming weekend might be a good opportunity to take advantage of some of those national parks. go check them out. look at this picture. i have to give a shout-out to the national weather service in flagstaff. those monsoon storms. all that rain helping those wildflowers bloom around flagstaff. just a beautiful shot. today, we culled see more storms up there. storms could come a little closer to the valley, al know i expect the phoenix metro to stay dry. right now, that is the case on abc 15 desert doppler all clear in

arizona, and right now, all dry around the state. but storm chances are in our forecast for mainly the high country and eastern arizona. this is .380est storm threat area. you'll notice a portion of the valley. this is mainly for storms that could come a little bit closer to the phoenix metro as we go in the afternoon. overall, i am expecting the valley to stay dry. by midway, we'll watch for storms t we're going to keep a close eye as storms could come close to that area. and those storms could then send some gusty winds across the valley here by this evening. but again, overall, the valley looking to stay dry. we just may get some breezes and you'll notice those clouds in our surrounding areas as we get into this afternoon. that -- the potential for storms will be across the higher terrain today and tomorrow. by wednesday, though, we start to bring up those storm chances here in the phoenix metro. we're going to get a boost in that monsoon moisture.

chances, but at least a slight chance wednesday through the end of the week and evening into the weekend. and in the meantime, 109 today. i'll break down your hour-by-hour planner. next, malaria. and we have -- mallory. >> we have this crash in scottsdale right off the freeway right off loop 101. it looks like they now have a tow truck on scene. those traffic lights are still not working. make sure to use caution and use that as a four-way stop as you are trying to get on the 101. the rest of the east valley is very quiet. no i do have a crash on loop 2 right near val vista in the westbound direction. you can see from the speeds i don't think this is a huge traffic. the delays on the 10 are actually shrinking. that a good trend at 6:20. let's give you a look from our adot camera. and 43rd avenue. this is now the beginning of a slow spot, and it continues until you are just past the i-17. it is getting better for i-10 drivers. we'll give you a look at some of those delays on i-17

out of this bike lane on to this sidewalk. she was in a wheelchair when somebody hit and killed her. this morning, the search for that driver. >> this is a scary sight that nobody wants to see. a car fully you engulfed in flames with just seconds to spare. we'll tell you how complete strangers came to the rescue. a warning for parents.

624 fair and impartial tim. if you are not looking at the screen, please do so. a hot air balloon. enjoying those clear skies. iris is working on that most accurate forecast to let you know what the rain chances are for this next workweek. a gorgeous way to start the day. the driver of this lamborgini was pulled out 30 seconds before it exploded. the uber driver was one of the americans that pulled that driver out of the car. >> he started smelling fuel. so everybody lifted a leg, lifted an arm, got him from under neither the wheel. >>reporter: witnesses say it all started when another car tried turning left in front of that car without looking. the car swerved and hit a light pole and split the car into. the driver went to the hospital. no word on his

a new report out of the pediatrics today shows many parents place their babies in dangerous sleeping environments as researchers look t add video recordings from homes at over 150 pay byes, even when they knew they were being recorded, most parents did not follow safe sleep practices. a lot of people placed the babies on their stomachs. that is a no, no. surrounded them with loose blankets or stuffed an ma'ams or put them in the bed with mom and dad. noing something -- not something you want to do. and i need t some breaking news. our crews are in route to a reported shooting along the i-10. we're going to be breaking this down and what dps is testimonying us about this active investigation. nick? >> plus, we're taking a closer look at three separate and very dangerous incidents on the water. and i am just getting some brand new statistics on drownings in the valley. and i-10 in the east valley is starting to slow down right now. this is right near loop 202. we'll take a look at some of

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we have the entire valley reporting. full reporters taking action. and in just moments, new information on a deadly stabbing outside a valley bar plus an exclusive on a troubling story at the gym, something that certainly all parents can be concerned about. >> w we have your forecast in just a moment. we have some breaking news. let's head to the live desk. our teams are heading to the scene at this very moment. this is happening on the i-10. dps confirming to us thatten an investigation is in fact underway. we have been tolding a driver reported shots were fired near i-10 and 27th avenue. from there, the driver kept on going to around 83rd avenue.

twenty-seventh avenue at i-10. eighty-third in i-10. and the south side of the freeway. and our crews are heading there. and confirm to us as you are heading to breaking news on a possible freeway shooting, danielle. and on top of this from the very beginning. the freeway shootings a very hot topic from our state. it has almost been a year since that first shooting. most of the incidents have happened along i- 10. we still shooting. and you can go to abc 15.com/freeway. we have all the stories we have done and an interactive timeline for you. let's switch gears and check that accurate forecast. yes, danielle. let's talk about it. a lot of folks have to head out the door shortly. maybe kids are just waking up. nothing to impact that walk to the bus stop. we have got those clear skies out there. we are going to stay sunny and dry as we go

getting hot this afternoon. so you might want to pack a water bottle for them here so that they stay hydrated through the day. and it is 87-degrees now. we'll warm to 97 by 10:00. then the hundreds set in. 102 by lunchtime and a high of 109 degrees. we have to talk about that air quality alert in just a few minutes, mallory. and your delays this morning are still kind of right where they would be. this is going to be i-10 in the west valley and i-10 out in the east valley just started picking up in the past couple of minutes. i on that. you're up to an eight-minute drive-time. it's going to start around loop 202 where some of those delays are going to start. your desert drive time takes you to the 60. once you past warner, things do improve there. i want to give you a shot from u.s. 60 from our adot camera. it looks like we might have a crash on the 60. i know just a few moments ago, you see two cars off to the left-hand side as you are traveling westbound. it is slowing down. and i want to give you details at those delays on the

out the door, i want to let you know you are going to see a large police presence after one person dies apparently following an argument involving -- droving transients. the scene is -- involving transients. the scene is going to be outside a car at seventh avenue and camelback. the police officer tells us a victim was stabbed and later died at a nearby hospital. no word on a suspect description. this is still an active scene. developing right now, a dangerous weekend on the water leads to tragedy for four different victims from three families. >> yeah, we are certainly hoping for the best for these families. abc 125 is taking action for us -- abc 125 taking action about what we need to know about drowning and most importantly how to prevent them. >>reporter: and guys, i just found out this morning so far in maricopa, this year alone there have been 38 drownings. not all of those involve kids. in fact, more than two dozen of them involve adults. the experts we spoke with say it is because adults don't think

precautions as their kids. >> i think in so many cases we think that as we become adults, we don't have to take all of the safety measures, really. we are not wearing helmets when we are on our bikes and going into the water by ourself. what do we tell kids? don't go swimming alone? >>reporter: you just heard from lori mid t. she is the president of the drowning prevention coalition of arizona. she teaches classes to kids but says sometimes adults are the ones that actually need the refreshers. she says a lot of the reason why adults maybe run into trouble in the water is because they become distracted and don't think they have to take those precautions. she says sometimes drugs and alcohol can be a factor. now, one witness says in relation to those two adult drownings from this weekend they go believe alcohol may have been a contributing factor. we are still waiting for that official toxicology result from officials. we are working to get an update on two twin toddlers who are here behind me to see what kind of condition they are in this morning, chris. >> let's hope they pull

as well. good advice that could save somebody's life. breaking overnight. police officers need your help this morning after a woman in a wheelchair was hit and kimed by a car. police are searching for this driver because this guy decided to take off from the scene. abc 15 is live near 48th street. the road was closed earlier. i am guessing that is not the case judging by the look behind you. >> the road is back hope. -- open. that investigation is still very active as they try to figure is. i talked with an investigator. you said that woman -- you see the bike lane here. up she was trying to get on the sidewalk. you can see there are some ramps all along 48th street right here. before she could get on that ramp, phoenix police say she was hit. another driver, they saw her laying in the road. they stopped. they actually blocked this road so she wouldn't get hit again. that driver hopped out of the vehicle and started performing cpr on this woman until an ambulance got here. they rushed her to the hospital.

for, they really don't have a good description of who this is. they just know that it is a dark-colored truck. they believe that that truck does have extensive front end damage. so they are urging you if you see that trucker, if you have any information about this crash, call phoenix police. we are live in phoenix, abc 15. >> yeah, hopefully somebody saw something, justin, that can come forward with that. thank you. 635 imthe tim now. it's been a month since ten-year-old jessie wilson was last seen. the buckeye boy's disappearance national attention. the police, fbi, and ncso, all of them searching for him. now, the buckeye pd is saying volunteers will no longer be helping in the search. and it is likely a recovery operation. however, buckeye pd says there is still hope to find jessie alive. neighbors, though, so concerned, even scared for this little boy. >> you know, poor kid. i hope he comes home, and you know, everybody out here in the neighborhood, and everybody is

and i know a lot of people that have been volunteering here to go out there and do a search for him. >> now, if you have a tip for buckeye police, you can call the number there on your screen. happeninged to, two big decisions that could affect the choices that you make on your november ballot because a judge will have to determine if there are enough valid signatures for the initiative to raise arizona's minimum wage. now, opponents claim the signatures were not collected correctly. the measure wants to raise minimum wage to $10 an hour in january an the year 2020. legalizing recreational marijuana. also, that choice in jeopardy this morning as supporters of prop 205 got more than enough signatures but o phones -- opponents then filed the lawsuit. they argued the revenue from a 15% proposed state tax would not measure up to the potential cost for the public health in safety. milwaukee is on edge after another night of protest. a state of emergency remains in effect for most of the city. six businesses

gas station. there it is right there. it burned to the ground. this all started with a deadly officer-involved shooting. officers say the man in question here had a looed gun in his hand and had body camera video to prove it. and that that person that they were trying to run away from a traffic stop as well. the national guard has now been activated there, danielle. well, chris, back here in the valley, it's a big day for asu. it's the grand opening of the arizona center for law and society. that is the new home of sa -- asu college of law. invitation only gala as a way of celebrating. senator john mccain, and former supreme court justice o'conneller are expected to be there. are you looking for a job? workers are wanted. there is a big job fair. it is hours away. hundreds of jobs up for grabs right here in the valley. we have some details on your screen. it goes from # 1:00 until 2:00 -- # 1:00 until 2:00 today at the hilton phoenix airport. a lot of companies will be out hiring on the spot. interest hour -- be sure you have plenty of

talk about a weather alert. a state of emergency has officially been declared for the state of louisiana after dangerous and deadly flash flooding. you know, earlier, i told you four people were confirmed dead. that has now changed. six people are confirmed dead. we know two people are still missing. more than 20,000 people have been rescued from their homes or vehicles in the past four days alone. did you sena video? that was -- did you see that video? that was something else. people helping people. that is something else. as many are now being forced into melt 14ers because their homes are flooded the flooding is still a major threat. it is not over. president obama has declared parts of louisiana under a male hispanic jr. disaster due to the flooding. it's heartbreaking when you see some of those images there. let's bring it back home from our residents and what they can expect. >> some of you have to head out to work. i know you'll keep us posted on that situation in louisiana if this shapes up. here in the valley, a completely different picture as we are drier now in comparison to where we were last week tracking storm

as we look live with our value low cam and in the high country all quiet. maybe you are driving up the i- 17. no rain impacts this morning, but as we go through the day today, storms will fire back up along the rim. abc 15 desert doppler all clear in the state now. we will see those storms develop as we go into this afternoon and along the rim. you'll notice from the valley, we'll be under clear skies, but you'll start to see some of those clouds billowing up as you look northeast. now, storms could come a little close to the phoenix metro right along that northern maricopa county and northeast county border. that is something we are going to be keeping an eye on through the afternoon. not expecting the rain here in the phoenix metro, but storms could come a little close but enough to send some gusty winds today. and also tomorrow, something we'll be watching as storms develop in our surrounding areas. by the middle of the week, though, wednesday into thursday, we start to see those storm chances go up as we go get a little bit of that monsoon moisture. so it will start to

those storm chances returning as we head towards the end of the week. well, top temperatures though in just a few minutes. it is going to be a hot one, mallory. >> i want to give you another look at this crash we have in the east valley. not a big traffic impact. it is u.s. 60 westbound at rural road. everything is off on the left- hand side. it looks like maybe two cars involved here. it doesn't look too serious. it is not slowing things down for drivers. let's give you a look from our traffic map as you are heading in on u.s. 06 in that westbound direction. we can give you a closer look on you are not going to slow down too much. as you approaching the 10 s it slows just a little bit. the east valley is still very quiet. i do want to break down your i-10 drive in the west valley. we are up to an 18-minute desert drive time from if 101 to the 17 as you are traveling eastbound. you are slow from 91s to 67. you have a little bit of a break. it picks up near 43rd and seeing some slow-down in the north valley. i'll break down that in our next traffic check. it sounds like it has

about a hotel hack. your personal information may be at risk if you took a vacation this summer. really, it's going to be a nationwide situation here. here is a list of the affected properties. look at this right here. we're talking about everywhere from florida to texas to san diego to that area of california. ten different states involved here. malware was put into place at hei ho testimonies and resorts. that is going to be the parent company of marriott, names and verification codes have all been collected. this may have started as early as march of 2015 in some areas. this is the listing here. i am sure it is going to be one of those situations where they are going to contact you if your credit card has been involved. he's accused of taking dirty pictures of kids in this popular phoenix gym. that is not all. coming up, parents, what you need to know. >> we have brand new information. the all-clear has been given. reports of a

we are coming up to 7:00. 87 degrees outside. the clear skies. iris has your most accurate forecast to find your workweek coming up in just a bit. first, the news, in abc 15 machineing -- mornings exclusive. the new real concern over the safety of your children at a popular county gym. >> an employee was arrested. he was

video of children while he was working in the childcare center. abc 15 katie conner is live with all the details. katie, certainly, a disturbing story. >> especially for parents who use daycare centers at gyms. that employee worked right here at the lifetime fitness in north phoenix. a civil lawsuit reseems this isn't the only location of life lifetime fitness that has gotten in trouble. dhs found several violations of the gyms in gilbert. free and complete staff applications and lacking fingerprints cards for some of the employees who work around children. in the victims, attorneys claim he did not have the clearance to work around kids last year when he took a video of a four-year-old little girl who was changeing not a stall in a daycare center. that video was uploaded to child pornography websites. that is where investigators were tipped off. he has pled guilty to some of the charges. and he released this statement to abc 15 regarding a civil lawsuit reading in

don't comment on pending litigation. we intend to vigorous i defend ourselves in this matter. and he is due back in court next month for his sentencing. reporting live in phoenix, katie conner, abc 15 news. back at the live desk that the all clear has been given at jfk in new york after reports of a shooting in one of the terminals last night. look at the scene here. pretty intense. parts of the airport were evacuated. police were searching the entire airport. the shooting turned out to be a false alarm. the airlines delayed obviously, because of this. and are now trying to catch up on those flights, danielle. >> yeah, good it was a false alarm but certainly panic for those passengers. the university of phoenix stadium is looking a little different; right? it's being transformed into paradise city. tonight, guns and roses will be performing. it takes a team of 250 people less than 48 hours to get everything ready. it is pretty amazing. tickets are still available. one thing to note, if you go, though, they will be following the nfl's bag policy.

clear bags or a small clutch will be allowed in. and another big concert is hours away. tomorrow night, adele kicks off two shows. we have also learned the singer said no, thank you, to the nfl. over the weekend, she announced at her l. a. concert she would not be performing at next yore's superbowl. ade -- year's superbowl. adele says the half time show isn't about music. the nfl is arguably the strongest and most successful sports league on it no small thing to partner. the cardinals, a premier team in our view. the family farms is partnering with the cardinals. it's a big deal, to to. not only will you find the card's logo on egg cartons, but the buckeye's company will donate 500 bucks to cardinal's charity with each and every interception. go cards and go defense. get the ultimate fan experience with abc 15 and your arizona cardinals. the cards back at it, and we are giving away tickets to the cards broncos game coming up on september

1s. all you have to do is download the abc 15 app and look for the contest entry for your chance to win. go to abc15.com/win for all the rules. and all right. let's talk about your most accurate forecast here. it is nice to be back into football season, or at least gearing up toward the official season. unfortunately, it doesn't feel like we're gearing up to get to fall. it is still going to be a very hot day today. we have lost some of that monsoon moisture that we had in place last week, so at least it won't be as humid, but temperatures will climb quickly. plus we have those clear skies, and all of that sunshine will help worsen our air quality. so if you have respiratory issues, or maybe your children do, then today, a good day to make indoor plans as our ozone concentrations are going to reach unhealthy levels. that is why that ozone high pollution advisory is in effect through today. you can help improve our air quality by opting to take public transportation or carpooling if you can today. our uv index is at a ten putting our burn time at just

you head out the door. here is how temperatures heat up today. it is 87 dep grows now, but we're not going to be in the 80s if for much longer. we'll be back into the t avenue 90s by 8:00. and upper 90s by 10:00 a.m. the hundreds set in by # 1:00 this morning and will quick -- 11:00 this morning and will quickly warm to just high of 110. by 4:00, a high of 109. triple digits through 9:00 this evening before that temperature starts to drop. your weekend forecast and that seven-day in just a few minutes. mallory. look at the roads right now. up in the north valley, that is where things will really starting to pick up. i want to focus on the 101 and the 17. right now as you are traveling eastbound, you're going to start to see brake lights on 75th avenue. you get a little bit of a break. this near 51s right until you hit past the 17th. your desert drive time in that area with 101 eastbound from i-17 to the 51 is about ten minutes there. you are going to see that slow and go until about seventh

slow. -- so. and i-17, a look at our adot camera. this is thunderbird road. this is in the eastbound direction but actually on the west side of the freeway. as you can see that right lane is blocked. make sure you stay to the left to get by. it is not impacting you as you try to get on or off of the 17 but something to look out for. we have a closer look at that crash on east valley next. speaking of the highways and freeways, i want to update people on breaking news situation we are have been telling you about about shots fired on the i-10. what we have learned fr you breathing a sigh of relief. breaking overnight. i need to update i need to update you on this situation where with prism on the go from centurylink, you can get your favorite shows right on your devices pretty much everywhere you go. um, paul, that was great. i like how you can walk around and watch your shows. and your delivery really evokes "the frozen north". meets "un giorno nella vita." or early film noir. like "whispering city." but the french version.

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let he ever -- let me start with a lock at breaking news. dps confirming testimonies us it was just a scare. nothing to investigate. no report taken. they checked things out. our teams went out to the scene as they saw dps leaving. nothing in there. meanwhile, i want to give you another look. the crime scene. we have reached out to police. we don't yet know what this situation is other than this is a shooting call. i am justin live in phoenix where police are looking for the driver who hit and killed a woman in her wheelchair. that woman was just trying to get on the sidewalk from a bike lane here. now, a witness blocked this street so somebody else wouldn't hit her again. he jumped out of the car and started performing cpr on that woman until an ambulance got here. they rushed her to the hospital where she died.

colored vehicle, a dark- colored truck with front end damage. if you know anything, call police. we are live in phoenix, abc 15. >> justin, thank you u. as you are talking air 15 is just getting overhead. this is going to be in buckeye. reports of a propane tank leak at a fast food restaurant. it looks like that is going to be a taco bell. it looks like they have a couple of fire units there and blocking entrances and exits to that area they investigate what the situation is. it's going to be near watson road and yuma as they zoom in to give look there. i want to give you a heading up that you are going to -- a heads up that you are going to see a first responder. a phoenix police officer is okay after being hit by a redlight runner who may have been impaired. this crash is happening around 3:00 this morning at the corner of 19th avenue and greenway. police were just leaving the scene nearby at the time of the crash. now, the driver who caused that crash is accused of causing in any way taken into custody. nick live here in front of children's medical center.

alive this morning. after that near drowning incident yesterday. we were told just before noon, they were pulled from their apartment complex's hottub. at last check, they were in very critical condition. of course, we're hoping for a miracle here hoping that they pull through. as soon as we get an update, we'll pass that along to you. we're live here in mesa, abc 15. one person is dead after an apparent argument involving transients. the scene outside of a par near seventh avenue and camelback. now, police say th stabbed and later died at a nearby hospital. no word yet on a suspect description. an early-morning fire at a mobile home park in west phoenix. firefighters rushed to the scene near 67th avenue and van buren. not until the flames had already spread to a tree and brought down some powerlines. fortunately, no one was hurt in all of this. the mobile home fire that was involved is said to be abandoned. good morning america is just minutes away. let's check in with amy to see what the team is

good morning, amy. good morning. coming up next on gma, a state of emergency in louisiana. entire neighborhoodings are under water. at least -- neighborhoods are under water. at least 20,000. hundreds are trapped with no food, water, or cell service for 24 hours. rescue efforts are underway. we are live with the very latest all next on gma. if you have opened up that abc 15 mobile app, you'll notice the headline is sizzling heat and poor air quality. we are under pollution advisory. that temperature going to warm up to just shy of 110 today and tomorrow. we could see some mountain storms that could move close to the valley. for now keeping that forecast for the valley dry through tuesday. before wednesday, thursday, friday, we start to kick up those storm chances just a bit. thursday of all of those days looks to be the most promising for storm chances. overall, a low grade monsoon as we go through the week as storm chances don't look to climb too high. we'll start to gradually dry out as we head into sunday. no big traffic alerts for your monday morning drive.

eastbound near i-17. a quick look from our adot camera. that crash on u.s. 60 is now clear. there is some slow and go back making your way towards loop 101. there is a shooting investigation in seventh street. just to be aware in that area. you might see some police activity. now with the latest on your forecast and your commute in 25 minutes. for now we send you off to gma.

good morning, america. breaking news as we come on the air, state of emergency. more than 20,000 evacuated from deadly flooding in louisiana. rescue crews working overnight to pull people to safety. volunteers cutting a woman free from her car. >> get my dog. get my dog. >> i got your dog. also, breaking overnight, violence erupting in milwaukee over a deadly police shooting. national guard about vated as buildings are burned to the ground and police cars destroyed. robbery in rio. gold medal swimmer ryan lochte held up, forced to kneel down as criminals dressed as police put a gun to his head. a night celebrating his olympic win turns terrifying. why olympic officials may have tried to cover up the incident.