suspects actually tricked the victim into letting them inside and what they did to control the victim. >> yeah, we're waiting to hear more. thank you. the glendale woman blaming police for the death of her three dogs says she's innocent of animal cruelty, and new at 6:00, she's showing abc 15 the proof. melissa blasius is inside the home where it happened near peoria. >> reporter: steve, the eviction notice still on the door made it very clear wasn't supposed to be in or near the premises, but she begged for an exception to get to her dogs. >> i never abused a dog. >> reporter: she says the trouble with her dogs started after she got an eviction notice. >> i did everything to get them to go some place. >> reporter: but her time was up august 3rd. officers made her leave the

backyard. collins said it was hot, she felt like the dogs had too little water, and they were getting aggressive. >> they wouldn't let me go back there. i could have gone back there and stopped the arguments. >> reporter: she said the video of -- shared this video of her complaining that the officers didn't care about the dogs. >> >. how is that humane? it's not humane? >> reporter: glendale officers tell abc 15 they called two agencies to help rescue the they were taken away. three died. others had ear infunctions and old unhealed -- infections and old unhealed injuries. >> there wasn't a single cut on them when i left. >> reporter: the humane society helped move the dogs back in may and didn't do anything then. >> i wasn't abusive or neglectful. >> reporter: she shared pictures of the pups struggling in the house, but the house looked vastly different after her arrest.

is looking significantly cleaner. collins was arrested in this animal cruelty case, but the county attorney's office has not yet filed criminal charges. back to you. brand new information on breaking news we were all over for you tonight. trucks of began kidnapping at least 12 people from inside an upscale restaurant right in a tourist hot spot in mexico. investigators there confirming the kidnappers and the kidnapped are members of criminal organizations. two suvs pulled up from a restaurant on the main boulevard there, and some of those kidnapped has been vacations in the town for the week. we'll continue to work for updates and pass them along as we get them. the best way to catch the phoenix serial shooter, keep this sketch out there and talk about the case. that's why tomorrow at this time phoenix police will hold a community meeting at the

p.m. it's been a month since jesse wilson was last seen, and they're losing hope he'll be found alive. the fbi joined police and the sheriff's office in the search, and so did dozens of volunteers, but today buckeye police say the volunteers will no longer assist because it's likely the operation will recover a body, but neighbors say they're still holding out hope. >> i can't believe that, you know, he hasn't came back home an and you know i hope that he comes home, you know. i hope that the boy he's okay somewhere, and hopefully just scared, you know. >> buckeye police have a tip line open in the case. it's on our website, and you can call it. >> reporter: police in phoenix are looking for a person that hit a woman in a wheelchair with their car and simply took off leaving her to die in the street. it happened near 48th and

in the bike lane when she was hit. a good samaritan saw it happen and blocked off the street so she wouldn't get hit again. the woman in the wheelchair did not survive though. the police are looking for a dark colored truck, and look out for front end damage. the pinal county's sheriff office trying to get answers after a boy was found san tan valley home. the six month old was put down for a nap by a care giver at an in home day care, and 90 minutes later he wasn't breathing. the child had no obvious signs of trauma. the only red flag was exposed wood, nails and a dirty floor because the home was under renovation. and a couple police say swindled valley victims out of

indicted. they used a fake investment company and kept up the shame for five years. meantime an arizona marine may have to get used to life behind bars. prosecutors are recommending two and a half years in prison for his part in the wild life refuge stand off in oregon. he just pleaded guilty today and will be sentenced in may. and no decision from the judge on prop 205, the ballot measure in our state. we'll be watching for the ruling coming up tomorrow. some for an initiative to raise the state's minimum wage. it's not on the ballot yet. the judge trying to decide if the signatures were valid. the decision could raise the wage to $12 an hour by 2020. we've been watching this neighborhood in baton rouge flooded out, and officials fear this will only get even worse

waterways still rising, especially south of baton rouge. saying the next six to eight hours are critical. more than 11,000 people there in shelters tonight, and more families keep showing up. at least six deaths have been maimed on the floods there -- blamed on the floods through, and coming up how red cross workers in arizona are taking action. amber, we learned just one more inch of water on world news would be devastating. >> it really would, and we've been crumpling the numbers with climate -- crunching numbers with climate central calculating the amount of heavy downpours and how much they've increased with climate change since the standard 50s, and -- 1950s, and across the southeast united states there's a 27 percent increase since the 1950s. we'll continue to watch this closely because the threat is not other. we have moisture -- over. we have moisture being pulled up and rain falling in parts of louisiana right now, and back home a few monsoon storms firing up for us.

next couple ophidias at 10 -- of days at 10 percent, and then 20 percent thursday, and we can't rule out a rogue storm here or there, and on desert doppler tracking a little activity just west of the valley. it's starting to weaken, but still heavy rain north of i-10 between i-10 out to the west of tonopah. brand new at 6:00, a valley woman comes home top find her electronics missing, but she actually tracked down the alleged burglar ipads. maryellen resendez is live at the county jail, and how tough was it to find the culprit? >> reporter: you know, it wasn't tough at all to not even just find the culprit but have him put in jail. mitchell actually used an app called find my phone, and she could actually track her electronics going across town. >> super anxiety and everything. making sure the doors are

for her birthday when she came home, and something was amiss. >> i looked at my husband like what the heck is going on. where's this, where's that? >> reporter: several of their tablet, phones and chargers and other small electronics were missing, and then michelle put the find my phone app to use, and reported it stolen to apple. >> i got an e-mail saying hey, it's been turned on, this is where it's at. >> reporter: her tablets were pinging across she and her husband jumped in the car and called police. officers soon caught up. >> the guy actually rolled his bike upright behind our car with my tablet. >> reporter: thompson was the man on the bike, and the tablet recorded his every stop. >> it looked like he was either casing other houses or bouncing around to people he knew trying to sell the stuff. >> reporter: officers quickly moved in and found all her

>> it's amazing they can track it so like specifically and you can retrieve everything back. the phoenix police did a really, really amazing job retrieving all my stuff and making me feel safe. >> reporter: now thompson claims he found the bag of electronics along with a bag of meth just hanging out in an alley because that's where bags like that hang out. maryellen resendez, abc 15 news. both sides of the story you'll only hear on abc 15. have you seen this facebook post? a father claims dps was overly aggressive with him after his rental car was reported stolen. >> hands fully up in the air the whole time. i was terrified, and suddenly out overply he just -- out of blue he just says i'll shoot you. >> the trooper says yes i'll shoot you.

because they don't know what they're encountering making the stop. here's the dispatch from the trooper. >> i have one detained. >> copy, code 4 release, traffic 1953. >> dps claiming the calm conversation says he wasn't hyped up like the man describes. i'm monitoring that devastating wildfire from the live desk in san francisco called the clayton fire. roared into the town of lower lake today burning homes and businesses to the ground. heavy winds and hundred degree temperatures are making it really hard for firefighters to get a handle on things. it's now 4,000 acres lost as well. nobody hurt so far, that's the good newts, but there are reports of family pets killed by the flames. this is one of 11 large wildfires in california. we'll pass the details along as we get them. meantime it's all about

milwaukee. we're watching the street there is as young people are told to stay inside after the deadly shooting there. it's worse than we thought. the crypto outbreak, up to 43 case, and one mom says her daughter has been sick for more than two weeks. a valley family says a repair shop kept their car for two weeks and it's still not repaired. joe lets you know what he nf >> reporter: we made it here to san diego minutes ago just in time to watch the cardinals arrive via airplane and bus to

people in milwaukee on edge after a weekend of protests turning violent at time, and right now young people are being told to follow a curfew there start not guilty less than two -- starting in less

as you may have heard the protests started after officers shot and killed a man after a traffic stop on saturday. that man was carrying a semiautomatic hand gun and refused to put it down according to police. booked into jail and no way to get out on bond. richard winn arrested after being involved in a swat situation in mesa. mcso says winn shot at his girlfriend. she wasn't hurt, but a canine officers was. he's expected to he was attacked by other dogs inside the home. he just had his car impounded by duis were then gets into more trouble. turns out the man urinated outside the peoria police department today, and that's not all. he walked inside still drunk and tried to pick up his car, but the next place he wasn't was straight to jail. >> reporter: you're taking a long trip, to you bring your car to a repair shop to make

you get this. just trying to determine what happened to victor's car. he didn't want me here. >> he just told us to get out of his shop. >> reporter: and she was a customer. she says her dad took the family car there. >> it had a light that said check engine. >> reporter: that wanted that and a small leak fixed. >> he said no problem. the family texts the shop, can i pick up the car tomorrow. a month and a half later still texting, i'm sorry, but i'm busy all the time. the family says nearly two months later they finally get the car. >> the next day the light comes on again. little wires he didn't connect. we. >> reporter: we took over, and

found oscar, not sure if he's the owner, but he's the boss, and clearly doesn't want to talk. they paid $800 here. that's a lot of money for those people. >> oh, yeah poor people. >> reporter: oscar says he spent 30 hours on the car. did you fix it? >> otherwise he wouldn't pay me. >> reporter: but wouldn't give me invoices or proof i wanted. oscar says he told them they could bring the car back if there now the family lerped a lesson -- learned a lesson here. not paying up front and a receipt with details on what's being done. go to www.abc15.com and click on sections and let joe know to see all the ways to protect your money. here's how to get ahold of me. i'm investigator joe ducey, if you have a problem, let me know. abc 15 sports brought to you by sanderson ford. the arizona cardinals just got to san diego and we were

friday, and craig fouhy is live in san diego enjoying the much nicer weather i assume. >> reporter: it's so nice. i'm sorry to break the news to you, but it's beautiful here. we got here literally minutes before the team. we got to the team hotel, and got her minutes before the team arrived and here they are getting off the team bus and checking into the the hotel, but when a team travels around the country, there's always something on someone on the team that came from this area, and it's tony, and we told him we're out here in san diego for the week with you, what do we need to do to learn about where to eat, can you give us some hints about where to eat and the best restaurants? >> mexican food spot, tacos el border down by the border a little. if you want to be healthy

turkey sandwich with the sauce. if you want a steak, donovan's and stuff, but it won't disappoint you, i promise. >> reporter: so it will not disappoint us in terms of food, and we have to try the turkey sandwich with the sauce, but coming up i talked to some of his teammates yesterday morning, and found out are you leaning on food. >> so you have the nice weather, you have delicious food. i don't know. >> and you got the sauce. >> and the sauce. yeah, we're jealous. enjoy the trip [ laughter ] the season rolls on with the cards taking on the chargers this friday. watch the game abc 15. cards pre-game starts at 5:30. kickoff at 6:00. live coverage starting at 4:00

today. he'll brag about that for awhile. yeah, 110 the high today. five degrees above average. when you put it that way it doesn't seem so bad, but it was our 29th 110-plus day so far this year making the third most on record. the number one spot goes to 2011 with 33 day, and we're definitely within reach of that considering it's still early august. we'll keep tracking it for you, but the trend since the 1900s shows this amount of heat, the number of these days is trending up, and we've definitely felt that over the last couple of decades. this week we're going to see a little relief tomorrow, still awfully close flirting with 110, 109 the high. 107 wednesday back near average of 105 thursday, friday and saturday too. right now 108 in chandler, and glendale. 110 still in mesa, and 106 in

temperatures tonight holding ton to the triple digits over the next couple of hours. much of the valley into the 90s as early as 9:00 tonight, but the clouds building to the north, this is a live look from the queen creek cam. it's looking up over the superstitions, and those are the storms on desert doppler, you can see the pockets of heavy rain, mainly off to the east of the beeline highway out there, and also tracking new development over the last hour, really heavy pocket of rain popping upright there east of bumblebee headed farther to the east, so it should not effect the valley forecast. also showers to the west, they have not managed to get over the higher terrain, so dying out just to the west of tonopah, but we have a slight chance heading through the next several days. we'll take a closer look at that coming up. the heat is on though right now, and we'll take a look at the seven-day until the next half hour. >. a man in trouble for allegedly taking video of a child, but that case just

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they may have collected name, account numbers, verification codes. some of the hotels effected, we looked through them, include two popular ones in san diego. the renaissance and the marriott hahoya. the full list is also on your website. >. a woman in a wheelchair hit by a truck and left tot die, and now police need your help to catch whomp was behind the -- whoever was behind the wheel. so many pool accidents our state, and now we're checking who enforces the rules and how. and the scary trend police

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>> this is abc 15 news taking action. the crypto outbreak in the state is worse, up to 43 cases today in maricopa county. >> a lot of people suspect they were sickened at a valley water

has been sick for 18. she was at wet and wild with her family last month and days later they got very sick. they had the very serious and contagious stomach bug passed through human feces, and can survive in pool water for days. >> we infected my husband, and we tried like hell, let me tell you. he wasn't even in town when i want happened and didn't go to the water park, and he home and we knew. >> wet wild asking people to shower thoroughly before and after being in the water. people that may be sick told to stay out of all bodies of water for at least two weeks after the symptoms go away. and this story is absolutely heartless. this woman run over in her wheelchair left to die. the driver still out there tonight. an urgent search as well. jason is at 48th and mcdowell with more. >> reporter: police say the

in the bike lane alongside the fast traffic on 48th street, trying to hop back up on the curb but didn't make it before the pick up hit her, and now the police want to find the person that killed her. the woman's wheelchair crumpled and left for dead. >> she was a cat lover and loved the kids. >> reporter: and liked to roll her wheelchair down 48th street, but overnight a driver this a blue or red ford pick up hit the woman a good samaritan ran out. >> she was flag traffic down so the victim didn't get hit again by another vehicle. she was left there in the street to die with no medical aid from the driver, so we want to get them in custody before they do this again. >> reporter: neighbors are worried about the safety of the street in general. >> this street light here has been out almost a year. one up the street is out.

responsible could face even manslaughter or homicide charges. it took almost a year to catch this guy, and how he's behind bars he would on a 1 million dollars -- held on a $1 million bond for a shooting outside a bar. he shot five people at the king's night club last october. one of victims died. since then the suspect's get away suv was spotted in washington state and georgia. he came back to the valley in july and wa we're learning more about a couple of businessmen that played the wrong cards and ended up behind bars. they either owned or worked at the poker union at 7th avenue and union hill, and are accused of hosting poker tournaments and taking a cut to fund the thing. they're all faces racketeering charges. a lot of you asking us to check things out at desert vista high school after reports of no ac. the school says a chiller went

fixed within an hour. there's a water flow issue with the unit, but that should be fixed by tomorrow. eight class rooms are effect flood and even at this hour temperatures still sizzling. ahwatukee 109, mesa too. gilbert and chandler 107, and peoria at 108. as we head to 7:00, average temperature down to 105. 103 at 8:00, and then down to 99 around 9:00 o'clock tonight. bottoming out at 86. a mild night for us, with another ozone high pollution as vise are you in effect. -- advisory in effect, so limit your time outside, and then all of us can help prevent the problem by trying to car pool, ride the bus or light rail. that helps. and remember not to use gas powered mowers or leaf blowers. right now this is just in effect for tomorrow. the arizona department of environmental quality has us coming off the advisory wed.

you have. twin two-year-olds from tempe still fighting for their lives today after they managed to wander away from their home and ended up in a hot tub. it's unclear how long they were in the water. so you know the law when it comes to pools and safety barriers. raquel cervantes reports on how you can prevent a tragedy around water. >> reporter: in arizona state law requires any pool 18 inches or deeper and 8 feet intended nor swimming to have a barrier around it, but certain cities could be stricter or require more like fences of certain height, latches and lock, and alarms on doors leading up to the pool. cities handle enforcement differently, but considering 35 people drone third degree year in maricopa county -- drowned in maricopa county, the coalition says don't wait for tragedy to happen to take action. >> we call them layers of

the better chances we have because we don't know what layer is going to work until it does. >> the best advice is check with your local fire department and see what's recommended when it comes to fencing or protecting a pool area. >> reporter: also find what's required where you live on our website, www.abc15.com. in phoenix, raquel cervantes, abc 15. we learned an american tourist is among four killed in an earthquake in pe the quake injured dosses when it damaged buildings in the southern part of their country. because of the damage of the roads there they had to fly victims out for treatment. the 65-year-old american tourist was killed when part of ceiling of his hotel fell on him. his identity has yet to be officially released. hillary clinton's campaign questioning donald trump's aid and his ties to a political party in ukraine. that in turn leads to questions

relationship with russia. there are allegations trump's aid and mentioned in a secret ledger showing he received cash from the pro-kremlin political group. and donald trump reveals his plan to beat isis today, one of his goals is stop issuing visas from country's the us can't appropriately vet, and anyone willing to fight isis with the us would be considered an ally. the four corners mystery solved tonight. why there are so an hot spots in the area. why the next iphone be water proof? when we might know for sure. >. police finished their

>. we now know the name of the man police say is involved in a deadly stabbing overnight at 7th avenue and camel back.

man. the man he claim was stealing was taken to the hospital. police are still on the hunt for the other guy they say is involved. new information tonight about hissing allegations at -- hazing allegations at football camp involving the paradise valley team while out of town in california. we checked in with the police there today and they told us they recommend hazes charges, but the case is now in the hand of juvenile district attorney's office, and that's where the decision will be as early as friday. in all eight students were disciplined by the skill, and won't run for the football season. and for quite some time scientists have tried to figure out the four corners mystery and the number of methane hot spots.

production facilities in the area according to nasa. we'll talk about thunderstorm, and if they'll move into the valley coming up. katie, an update from the breaking news desk right now. >> straight ahead, yes. >. and it's an alarming story that exposed questionable practices at a valley game. that story and only on abc 15. >> reporter: and i'm craig fouhy live in san diego where the cardinals will start a weeks long worth against the chargers before the game friday. what they're expecting from tony jefferson, who grew up here in san diego.

only on abc 15, new information about at the time arrest of a child care employee accused of taking inappropriate

the employee worked at lifetime fitness if el nino, but that's -- phoenix, but that's not the only location effected. several violations were found in gilbert, tempe, and goodyear for incomplete staff applications, lacking fingerprint clearance cards for employees that work around children. the man took a video of a naked 4-year-old girl while she changed in a shower stall. the most shocking part of this, the man didn't have clearance to victim's attorneys. he'll be back in court next month for sentencing. lifetime fitness plans to vigorously defend itself. and if you like to buy or sell online, thieves like to prey on you. police are seeing a boom, and their advice? trust your instinct. >> trust the instint and back

because there's no product or discount or great deal worth your health of safety. >> other tips, flow the fair price. if it's too good to be true, it probably is. take a friend with you, go during the day, and tell another friend where and when you're meeting and when you'll be back. incredible video out of louisiana showing the extend of flooding there and the this video shot by drone. the weather has cleared a bit, but the water has not. rivers and creeks reached well beyond what's considered flood stage. along one stream of i-12 -- stretch of i-12 drivers were stuck in their cars overnight, and finally let back in to reclaim flooded car justs a few hours ago. >> and red cross workers from here in arizona are headed to the flood area. they'll drive in emergency

>> this is probably the worst one i've been to just looking at the scope of all the people that are homeless. i heard that there's thousands of people without homes now. >> and another volunteer specializing in technology left from sky harbor this morning. >. google fiber long promised faster internet speeds, and now it could be coming to the valley. phoenix is one of 24 areas high speed connectivity, but it's not happening overnight. the tests last two years, and only select volunteers will get to help google in the early stages. it will be pool, beach, even toilet friendly. the next version of the iphone according to the online rumor mill will be water proof. a new patent includes all of editing tools for underwater photography hence it is rumors. the new version will be out of the bag soon.

couple of weeks. >. maybe it's because of the ufos, but the new flight route between phoenix and roswell is a busy one. planesare packed at 80 percent capacity, a big increase since the start of the direct flights back in march. american airlines runs the flights between roswell and phoenix 14 times a week. >> reporter: welcome back to san diego, i'm craig fouhy here at the team hotel, the cardinals arriving just a short while ago. we get here just minute they did. they're here for a week long practice session with the chargers. they'll practice tomorrow night, then wednesday, say walk through thursday, and then the big game friday night. tony jefferson, a safety is from san diego, and we talked to him and he told us about a mexican restaurant and sandwich shop and steak house, so i had

because he says he know it is great places to eat, and he'll keep you well fed here. >> i'm quite sure he does. he better because we're going to be there for a week, and he's always talking about dego, so he better have good spot. >> man, i need to talk to him. i bet carson does too. i have to see what they know. >> reporter: so we asked doppler radar, are you going make carson -- asked david are you going to make carson pay when you go out and he said no, he's the younger guy he has to pay, but a lot of guys said it's all business here, just want to get better and get ready for the game. should be a lot of fun. >> yes, hoping forking a win. the game is here on abc 15 by the way. craig, have fun out there. we'll see you later this week. and still time to get the ultimate fan experience.

the cards broncos game on september 1st. just download our abc 15 app and look for the contest entry link to win. and back to the forecast now, a live look outside from the valley cam. up to the north the storm clouds building in the distance. desert doppler showing pockets of heavy rain currently sitting to the south of payson. this is right now off to the northeast of sun flower, so heavy rain right on there, and up near christopher creek we have showers and thunderstorms in that vicinity too. also tracking the batch of heavy rain to the northeast of black canyon city, popping up real quick. now already starting to weaken as it sits over the higher terrain, and areas to the west also seeing the showers die down as the sun starts to set. we'll keep a close eye on everything, but the storm chances looking best for the higher terrain throughout the week. here's futurecast tomorrow, 1:00 in the afternoon. a similar set up to today with

north, but watch what it does heading into the afternoon forecast. this is 3:00. it brings us the possibility of a rogue shower into the valley. incomers of us stay dry, but the chance of an isolated shower is not zero, so keep that in mind. it's 10 percent the next couple of afternoons. most of us won't see anything, but we have to cover the bases because the chance is there. phoenix, mesa, and glendale, tomorrow morning in the umer 80s to -- upper 80s to low 90s. noon in the trims, clouds triple digits, clouds build in the heat of the day. 5:00 in the afternoon 108 in phoenix, 106 in mesa, and 107 glendale. dewpoint in the low 50s now, and winds calm at this hour. temperatures dropping, by 9:00 p.m. most of us in the 90s, and right now sedona at 90, flagstaff 76. tonight lows in the 50s along the rim. mid-60s around payson and sedona, and # 0s to the -- 80s to the west, including much of

and then 109 tomorrow, and above 110 for spots farther to the west tomorrow. still a sizzling day across the lower deserts across the state. here in the valley, mesa, gilbert, and fountain hills top out at 107, and in the west valley, 109 the hot spots in avondale and glendale tomorrow afternoon. now tomorrow is looking like the hottest day in the seven- day forecast. we'll start dropping from there. near average by thursday with a high of 105. hovering around 104 or 105 into the weekend too, and storm chances increase just a bit on thursday to 20 percent, and we're just back down to the very slight chance for friday and the weekend ahead. >> amber, it's too hot to cook. so how about a dinner deal of the day? sounds good right? danielle lerner shows how to enjoy the pizza for less. >> reporter: okay smart shoppers. if you're looking for great pizza at a great price, then we have a fantastic deal of the day. let's check out what they have

>> reporter: we're talking new york style pizza at a deep discount. look at how big the single slices are? just huge and delicious, or maybe you want a large pizza with one topping, well you can have both with our deal of the day. when it comes to the large pizza, get one topping at 50 percent off. if a single slice is more your style, get one of cheese or one item slices for just $1.25. for these and more great deals head to www.abc15.com. >. and here's another deal for you, shake shack is celebrating a milestone. tomorrow they're offering free burgers to thefirst 100 customers at restaurants across the country in honor of the opening of the 100th shake shack. the give away end at noon. there's two local ones.

quick check of the top stories, ten people in a mexican resort town were kidnapped at gun point. everybody involved, the kidnapped and kidnappers are all members of criminal organizations. >. phoenix police say they'll hold a community meeting tomorrow to talk about the serial shooter.

victims. the meeting is at the mountainview precinct near 20th street and maryland. it's at 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. tonight at 10:00, a safety alert as police in the valley look for two men that may have followed some students home from school. plus we broke the story at the beginning of newscast, two thieves breaking into a woman's home stealing everything they could find, including her car. at 10:00, he they tricked her and how we can learn from this. and how to eat your way to a promotion. sound like a dream come true. >> all right, there's the seven- day forecast. temperatures dropping toward the end of the week, but it's a sizzler tomorrow. 109 degrees. rain chances very slight, the best bet is thursday at 20 percent, but just a slight chance of a rogue shower or

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