people aware of this, and the woman is convinced she and her family got sick because of the water there. >> reporter: yes, it started late last month at this water park, they all got six after visiting. the mother says the day at the park was an absolute blast. they snatched the pictures of her kids eating pretzels and popcorns, she admits a major mistake. they don't wash their hands before eating at the snack bar. days l county-wide case of crypto and she says it made her and her family really sick. social media postings have lit up, people coming forward complaining of nasty stomach bug, and a lot of people are likely sick with it and haven't been tested and are spreading it by accident. >> people are not even knowing, half of what i'm saying is people -- seeing is people saying i didn't know that, did

sick, tagging friends it's going around. >> reporter: so it's important to get tested if you think you have it. i causes flu-like stomach issues and can be around for up to six weeks. but the water park says there's link between the disease and the water park here, and they say the water park is safe, and they've been hyperchlorinating the pools as a precaution at the request of county health officials. you. just into the live desk, new details and a major break in the case of murder outside a valley bar. police just arresting jeffery mathis who's accused of gunning down the father of his girlfriend's children and injuring several others. now this was back in october, but his unique car was spotted by witnesses, and that helped

at no time the hunt is on after a deadly -- the hunt is on after a deadly fight. a man tried to rob two other homeless men. they chased them down, and then one of them pulled a knife out and stabbed him to death. >. in mesa a construction worker is recovering after he got hurt on the job. air 15 over the scene earlier today near the loop 101 and guadalupe where six foot sections of rebar fell on top of his legs we're told she was conscious and alert -- he was conscious and alert when taken to the hospital. here's a live look at scottsdale right now where the westbound 101 is still closed at scottsdale road after a deadly crash there. we're told a driver died after he lost control of his pick up and was thrown from the vehicle when it rolled several times. you should expect major delays in the area. probably the worst person you ever want to run into during a crash, a police officer. tonight a driver in custody after allegedly running a red light and plowing into a patrol

the officer is expected to be okay. the driver is now facing dui charges after police found empty beer conditions in his -- cans in his car. and a wild ride for high school students headed to school after a car pulled out in front of a bus and it hit it. everyone was okay. and a disabled woman is dead and her killer still on the street after a deadly accident overnight. jason is live there, and someone walking their dog when all of this happened help give police a good description of the driver they're looking for. >> reporter: that's right, the witness told us the person that killed this woman was driving either a red or a blue f-150 ford style pick up. now according to police the woman was in her wheelchair in the bike lane which is right along 48th street here. so very close to the high speed

to get back on the sidewalk when the pick up came from behind and hit her trying to get back up on the sidewalk. police say a woman walking her dog saw everything and helped police with the pick up description, and she gets credit for running out into the street and stouthing traffic to -- stopping traffic to keep other drivers from hitting the woman. the victim was in her 60s, and died shortly after getting to the hospital. they're not making an identification because they're still members to notify them about the death. neighbors say another pedestrian was hit along here a few months ago, and it's a high foot traffic area. >> dangerous little spot. definitely, i myself, you know try not to watch too much up here. -- speed too much up here. there's a school up the road. keep it slow, but just seems like it's not happening right now.

could be in a lot of trole, at least on the hook for leaving the scene of a crash, but could also face manslaughter as well as possibly homicide charges as well. back to you. we are watching for any updates from dps after the deadly crash near court side all because of a dust storm out there. westbound i-10 remaining closed about 25 miles east of court side. the eastbound lanes have partially reopened, but the bl area expired. >> yes, right at 4:00. because we saw storms fire up in the higher terrain south of there that all the dust picked up and went across the interstate, so much quieter situation on desert doppler right now. we also have showers and thunderstorms firing up in the higher terrain to the north and northwest. pockets of thunder and rain and heavy lightning just west of the valley. also thunderstorms to the east will continue for the next

monsoon moisture, what little of it there is left interact with that higher elevations get forced up over the mountains and force the showers and thunderstorms to form in the heat of the day. here in the valley not looking like a good storm chance for us this evening. 105 at 7:00, and clear out the skies, down to 95 by 11:00 p.m., but another sizzler tomorrow, another ozone heinous advisory tomorrow, and storm -- high pollution advisory tomorrow, and storm chances back in the more coming up in minutes. more than 50 dogs removed from her home, some didn't survive, but the glendale woman says she's not to blame. and a glimmer of hope for the phoenix clerk shot on the job. and a major update from police in southern california about possible charges for the eight members of paradise

breaking now from the live desk. police in san diego county are recommending charges against eight members of paradise valley football team. they were at a football camp out there, and 18 players in total accused of being involved, but luckily no serious injuries, but it's now up to the juvenile district attorney's office to make a forward with the charges. new information just in on a trio of alleged criminals accused of running an illegal gambling operation, all busted last week at the gold house and poker union in north phoenix, accused of receiving a percentage to continue to play in tournaments. state officials have been looking into the places for almost a year. the hunt for his killer is still on, gut a bit of good --

family of a local clerk who was gunned down in phoenix, the community coming together and raising nearly $10,000 to pay for his funeral expenses. testifies on the job with a man -- he was on the job when a man stormed in and killed him during a struggle over his gun. police are trying to identify the suspect tonight. if you recognize him investigators are offering an $11,000 reward. a valley woman fighting to regain her reputation as a dog lover after being dozens of counts of animal abuse. 51 dogs were rescued from her home, and three didn't survive, but collins is blaming the police saying she was forced to leave the dogs alone without water when she was evicted. >> i'm going to fight to save some of the dogs and change the way people look at me like i'm the sickest person on earth. cops can't just do what they

>> police said the animals had injuries were they were discovered. coming up at at 6:00 more from collins. >. new details on the tragic death of a valley toddler. >. and the attack that has

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to check on him she says 90 minutes after putting him down for a nap, immediately started cpr, and as always the cause of death is under investigation. just in, some new information tonight following the tragic death of a the 22 month old baby girl in phoenix. we got the police records showing over a four-month period from january to april of this year police got 132 calls for service to the home of adeline russell. 55 times they responded. the little girl died backs in april af after investigators found meth in her system. her mother is facing murder charges. dps was also called to the home six times, the most recent time two months before the girl's death. and we're waiting on decisions from the court on two major initiatives that could be on the november ballot. legalizing marijuana and raising minimum wage. both at the center of legal

flagstaff, especially if you have kids about to be in classes at nau. tonight police are searching for a han that posed as a police officer and sexually assaulted a woman. investigators say the attacker was carrying a large flashlight and wearing a baseball hat with the word police across it. when he approached the woman is it not guilty a parked car with another person, then lead her to a secluded area and assaultedth her. if you have any information call flagstaff democracy 2016, busy day on the campaign trail in battleground states with just 84 days until the election. on the left vice president biden welcoming hillary clinton to his hometown of scranton, pennsylvania where her father was also born. >> he's trying to tell us he cares about the middle class. give me a break and to repeat

malarkey. >> and trump dropped another controversial proposal, a test for immigrants to figure out their stances on things like religious freedom, equality, and gay rights. >> >. those that don't believe in our constitution or support hatred will not brother allowed -- be allowed immigration in our country. >> and hear his plan for terror hot spots and his proposed plan or muslim that is got so much criticism the first time he introduced it coming up on world news. and time to focus on heart health, and you probably heard red wine is good for the heart, but is it? turns out it's a common question from patients. >> you know alcohol is something that i think, i get asked about a lot.

healthy for the heart. >> for the average person having a drink or two per night may be beneficial to reduce your chances of having a heart attack or stroke. >> reporter: but like anything there's a limit. >> a drink or two is fine, but having more than two for a man on average a night and one for a woman is actually probably detrimental, but having one for a female and two for a male may reduce the chances of heart problems. >> reporter: and the benefit might not be that limited. >> many thought red wine was the only beneficial alcohol. that may be true, but data is suggesting any type of alcohol in moderation, you know, one to two drinks may be beneficial. >> reporter: so what's element that makes it work? >> may be associated with being more social or being in an

environment where you feel more relaxed. but there's a strong correlation in terms of a drink a day versus no drink of day. >> as part of our commitment to heart health we encourage you to know your numbers. that's cholesterol, blood sugar, weight, and blood pressure. head to our website for more information. we're making calls tonight to toddlers pulled from a hot tub this weekend. crews rushed to the scene after mom says she looked away for just a few spends, and then found the two -- seconds, and then found the two-year-olds face down in the water. the hot tub doesn't have a barrier around it, so tonight we're taking action no you know what's required. when it comes to protecting your children from drowning you can never do too much.

barriers and fences around pools are to provide different layers of prevention to keep children away from pools, but nothing makes up for adult supervision. so far this year 35 people drowned in maricopa county, 10 of them were kids. >> every sad story we hear when it comes to drowning were the parents i didn't know. i didn't know how fast they could get out the door or get to the pool. >> reporter: the drowning prevention coalition of arizona reminding parents it doesn't take much for children drown, and it's not always in the most obvious place. >> i mean it's buckets in your backyard, it's a little kid pool, it's bathtubs, it's toilets. >> reporter: arizona law requires pools 18 inches and deeper and 18 feet wide to have barriers, but cities can have their own ordinances. >> >. the doors that lead to the pool need to have either alarming devices or some sort of self-closing and latching mechanism or some sort of cover for the pool.

normally don't police the homes, but will come and check if asked. >> it only takes a few second for a person to slip out and drown. >> reporter: the requirements for barriers vier federal city to city. you can -- vary from city to city. you can find more information on our website. raquel cervantes in phoenix, abc 15. now to the most accurate forecast. it was a scorching hot day today. 110 at five degrees above average, and it marked the 29th day so far this year at 110 or hotter, 10 more than last year, and now puts us in third place for the most on record. third only to 2011 and 2007. we're just about four degrees shy of that 2011 record of 33, and tomorrow will be awfully close with a forecast high of 109 here.

rat -- at 17 percent. triple digits through at least 8:00 p.m. and cooling down into the 90s for the rest of our late night forecast. mesa at 109, gilbert and chandler at 107. peoria and surprise at 110, and scottsdale at a sizzling 111 degrees. sedona and payson in the 90s flagstaff in the 80s, and check out the temperatures to the west and northwest, bullhead city hour. court side at 114. we're seeing a few showers and thunderstorms develop in the heat to the west, and in the higher terrain as well. we go live to abc 15 desert doppler. nothing in the valley, but there are some to the west of tonopah, and lightning there. we have a few scattered storms up along the rim in the white mountains this afternoon, and the chances continue in the higher terrain spots all week

north of valley and mean even as close as wickenburg tomorrow afternoon, and there's a chance of a little something come into some of the outlying areas of valley, including the far northwest valley as this model shows for the heat of the day tomorrow. there's a 10 percent chance in the forecast, it's going to be very slight in the valley, but it's not zero. 86 at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. by 10:00 the upper 90s, the rest of the day in digits, and our ozone high pollution advisory extended once again. that's in effect tomorrow too. mesa hits 107 tomorrow. tempe and scottsdale at 108, and in the west valley 109 in avondale and goodyear. lows for us mostly in the 80s. up to the north 50s in flagstaff and show low overnight and highs in the spots tomorrow in the 80s. but from the valley to the west it's going to be scorching again tomorrow. we will see a little bit of relief day by day, we'll drop the temperatures a degree or two by the end of the week, and

now is thursday at 20 percent, but we'll keep the slight chance going every day in the seven-day forecast. an abc 15 exclusive. the safety alert you need to

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i told you we'd let you know when the loop 101 was back open at scottsdale road, and it is now. still a lot of slowing out there. it was closed for awhile after a deadly crash. steve? now to an abc 1515 exclusive recording your children and day cares at popular valley gyms. >> we have information about an employee allegedly taking inappropriate video of a child while working in the kid's center.

ar >> reporter: this is a very disturbing story, especially for parents who use the day care centers. that employee worked right here at the lifetime fitness location in north phoenix, but a lawsuit reveals it's not the only location that's gotten in trouble. victim's attorneys claim dhs found several violations at the gyms in gilbert, tempe and goodyear for incomplete staff application, and lacking fingerprint clearance cards for the staff to work around children. attorneys claim the man did not have the clearance around kids last year when he took a video of a little girl change not guilty a stall. it was uploaded to child porn websites. he's pled guilty to some of the charges. he's due back in court next month for his sentencing. katie connor. >> and this incident did happen last year. the gym released a statement, and said in accordance with our

pending litigation. new at 6:00, she's brave and determined and helps track down the crook that stole her electronics. plus you could argue he wasn't in control, but what a man does next at a police station will leave you speechless. >> reporter: they say they got the car back from the repair shop and it wasn't repaired. new at 6:00 see what happens when i go to get their money back. and there's the commuter forecast heading off to work in the morning. temperatures in the 80s. afternoon. and another air quality alert torques try to car pool if you can tomorrow. there's the seven-day forecast. a slight drop in temperatures

tonight, as we come on, several developing stories. the deadly floods. the rushing waters, the state of emergency and, tonight, we hear from the rescuer who helped pull this woman and her dog from her submerged car. also tonight, the wildfires, out of control right now. nearly 200 homes and businesses already destroyed. the curfew in place tonight in milwaukee. after officers are targeted and injured, bricks thrown at their cars. all of this after an officer shoots and kills a man who police say was armed. donald trump, amid reports of turmoil within his campaign, his new plan tonight to vet immigrants to this country. and we have the list of specific questions he now wants asked. and the joe show. the vice president, and what he said about trump today.