a police situation is developing this morning in florence. a man hold up in a home in magic range. this all started when deputies were called out to check on a woman there. this is a live look for mayor 15 overhead -- from air15 overhead. she texted her son saying her boyfriend was threatening her with a gun so when deputies got there, they found a stolen car in the driveway and that's when the woman and her two kids left the home. she told deputies the man was going to kill the sheriffs deputies. we know he's a registered sex offender who is wanted for violating sex offender registry laws and a restraining order. adot cameras rolling moments ago, firefighters had a tough job putting out this fire. you can see it stacked up with bales of hay. this is on

the smoke but there wasn't too much fire and they got it put out into much -- in not too much order -- in short order. police were in the right place at the right time arresting a man for firing a gun in the air just a few hours ago near 27th street and osborne. officers were right around the corner when they heard the gun go off a couple times. police think the man may have been drunk but he could face endangerment another shooting wasn't really a shooting at all. the victim in this case was seen rolling around the street with a head injury but it turns out he was actually cut and it was not a bullet wound. investigators now say it was a robbery and police are still looking for the suspect. reopening after beardsley after a serious crash earlier this morning. you can see air15 was above the scene after 7:00. first responders had to cut

no word yet on how bad it might be. what >> displays overnight? this is a fire that broke out at an apartment complex off of stately and university. they said the fire could not have happened at a worse time. >> the store says it all. you can see -- this door says it all. you can see how is. they say this is the door of the utility closet and inside the closet was the water heater that caught fire and started the whole thing. neighbors here tell me that a family of five was living in the unit at the time, a mom with her four kids ages 12 to 18 and get this, i'm finding out the woman is expecting her fifth baby. she's pregnant actually, a horrible time to have to go through anything like this but thankfully nobody was injured in her family and she's able to stay with other family members who live here on

of the other kids have minor smoke damage but other people are still -- speaking of the other apartments they told me some of the other residents can go in but there is some minor damage. it was a massive effort from mesa and gilbert fire. when we showed up this morning there were still at least a few dozen firefighters on scene trying to make sure they were putting the fire out as we arrived. i should also mention mesa fire mentioned they believe the water heater was the source of the whole thing. they aren't sure what happened, if it overheated or what, but that is something they will have to determine throughout the course of the investigation. reporting here near stately and university in mesa, nick ciletti abc15. couple other fires burning in the valley overnight, these two homes went up in flames near 35th avenue and mcdowell infinity. -- and mcdowell in phoenix. thankfully did not spread to nearby homes and firefighters in glendale worked on this

destroyed and it sounds like the home itself is actually okay but the flames damaged a garage nearby but it is not a total loss. it's hot out there. >> it really is, dan. we've already made it into the 100s and we are not even until lunchtime. mostly clear skies. yesterday we hit a high of 110. that was the 29th day this year that we've seen the high temperature hit 1% -- 100 above. today we will get up to 103. not feeling too humid out there, that's the good news and then breezes out of the southeast mainly between five and 15 miles an hour. that's what we will keep through the afternoon. but it is going to be another

afternoon. some changes though as we start to track increasing storm chances. i will show you what to look out for in the valley today, next. now to our ongoing coverage of the serial street shooter. this morning we really get one of the clearest firsthand accounts of the attack and this is from a witness. abc15's katie conner has this story. >> reporter: he ran over to give him cpr but it was too late and this morning the neighbors talking exclusively to abc15 about what he remembers about the killer. >> i heard six shots consecutively >> on june 10, calvin davis was just feet away from the killer, sitting on this patio office 67th avenue and mcdowell when he saw the shooter in a passenger -- and a passenger cruise by in this black sedan. he said the driver stopped next to that the -- next to the victim and yelled something in spanish and then fired. garcia died at the scene waiting for his girlfriend to

dinner. >> it turns my stomach because it was a senseless shooting and the guy didn't deserve to die. i am more cautious when i go outside. i don't turn my back anymore. i just kind of look at every car going up and down the street. >> that fear is why they are holding a community meeting tonight right here at the mountain view precinct starting at 6 pm. they will be showing pictures of the killer and also talking why -- talking to the community to try to calm those fears down and generate some tips to catch the killer. reporting from phoenix abc 15 news. katie conner. right now to his life after being seriously hurt when he was hit by a tow truck this morning in tempe. police say he was running across the street and was nearly across when he was hit. the driver was just not able to stop in time. a photojournalist said he took -- he saw several feet of skid marks along the road and the driver did stick around. no word yet as to whether there would be charges in the case. we have an alert -- and alert especially if your kids

this happened last week in goodyear. as for that car, it's a great four-door sedan with disabilities tags -- it's a gray four-door sedan with a disability tag hanging from the mirror. the pinal county sheriff's office is investigating a case after a six-month-old was found dead at valley. the home doubles as a daycare. the woman watching the child says he seemed normal when he went down for nap. she said she found him lifeless 90 minutes later. coming up, a health alert everyone in. -- every pregnant woman needs to hear about. the ingredient in a popular medication that could impact your child for years to come. and it's been on hold for weeks and the sickness it seems to be spreading with -- at water parks. in phoenix is the largest

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bug you've ever had lasting a couple of weeks. sounds like a nightmare, right? a valley family says more needs to be get -- needs to be done to get the word out about the dangers quick to outbreak happening right here in the valley. sarah eldredge says she and her young kids got very sick after going to wet and wild last month. she said a doctor confirmed that it was in fact crypto that got them sick. >> -- >> people are saying yes did you hear this, i know you are sick, did you know this? it came from wet and wild or whatever >> wet and wild says their pool water is safe. we reported the super chlorination there and they said they were -- they take the necessary precautions. a lifetime of memories turning to lash? new developments on the massive wildfire to our west and the man accused of igniting them. sunny skies and another scorching hot day on tap.

-- nearly 200 homes destroyed and now there's a man behind bars accused of starting this fire, just out of control right now in northern california. investigators say anthony barr slick is a serial arsonist, now behind bars in lake county facing 17 counts of arson. most of the town of lower lake just destroyed by the flames and smoke. tough to see those images,

homes turned into skeletons, just ash all over the place. as you can imagine people who live there are in a state of shock as a lifetime of memories steps destroyed. >> it was just a wall of flames. there was nothing i could do. >> it was a beautiful homestead. it's really hard. >> the devastating wildfire was fueled by bone dry conditions and gusty winds. it's illegal in washington and colorado and soon recreational pot could be in our state. today a judge is expected to decide. if that happens there's been a lot of back and forth on this initiative. they say the initiative leads -- misleads voters and they are suing to stop it from moving forward but if it doesn't afford prop 205 would make it legal for anyone 21 and over to

household but all of that pot would be subject to a 15 percent sales tax and that money would go to education and healthcare, mostly education. so prop 205 -- if it doesn't afford we are seeing how much of the green stuff -- how much green the green stuff would actually pull in. if recreational pot becomes legal, the estimate is that another $300 million would be in the state by 20 -- 2018. voting on a hike for arizona's minimum wage. the whole right now whether or not the signatures collected for this to get on the ballot are legitimate. right now and am wage step that $8.00 five but that could get up to -- a dollars five per hour -- a dollars five cents per hour 32 underage girls were rescued from human trafficking. 21 buyers were arrested, charged with prostitution.

calling a huge success. she says she's innocent of animal cruelty and showing abc15 what she says is proof of the claim. lori collins gave us these pictures of some of the 52 dogs snuggling with blankets there. video shows her begging officers for permission to check the dogs in the backyard. in the hours after she was evicted. she says she is blaming glendale pd for the death of three of her pets. >> they would not let me go back there. no. i couldn't get >> glendale pd says they called two different agencies to rescue the dogs and monitored them during the weight. -- during the weight. -- wait. for the second time in two years, and east valley city is being sued over signs -- last year in the town of gilbert

church signs around town. now the conservative goldwater institute is taking on chandler and its rules on business signs. they say chandler is confusing city codes. they are not constitutional. it's hot out there. if you do anything outside -- yardwork or exercise -- we don't advise you do it outside. >> i can just laugh because i can feel it in your voice. it's hot again. i know. >> i have to mow the lawn. >> it's not a pleasant experience when temperatures are already in the temporal digits -- triple lunchtime. we are under mostly sunny skies with just a few sundays -- scattered clouds across the valley. but right now it's looking pretty good out there. and dry in the valley so far and it will likely stay that way across much of the valley but there is a 10% chance we

i will explain further in just a bit but right now it is quite in the phoenix metro, quiet to our southwest and southeast but in the high country we've been watching a few more of those storms fire up especially through coconino county come out near the grand canyon and just near the flagstaff area. we've had ongoing showers and storms up near greer in the white now -- white mountains this morning. as we go into the afternoon the focus will be more storms across the higher terrain but the storm threat area is really for the entire states today or most of the state rather except for western arizona. there's a slight chance we could see pop up storms areas like pinal county and also here in the phoenix metro so there is that 10% chance. as we go through the next few hours watch for storms to continue to fire along the -- along the rim in the notice by early evening a few of them could actually move off the higher terrain and closer to the scene -- phoenix metro especially our foothills locations and also down into pinal county east of casa grande, areas like florence and queen creek with that potential of picking up a shower or thunderstorm and we will also have to keep an eye on any

potential of producing gustier winds that could kick up dust. so that's something we will watch up -- watched through the evening and then after sunset things really are quieting down across the valley and much of the state with just a few lingering pockets of showers in the high country. tomorrow a similar set up where once we get into the daytime heating midday, the storms fire up again and they could move up into the phoenix metro. amounts of moisture will give us a better chance of actually seeing a few more storms in the phoenix metro. so for this afternoon keep an eye on the sky, again most of us stay dry but there is the temper sent chance for a stray shower or storm and of course if anything develops over some of our open desert areas the gusty winds could mean at least some patchy blowing dust so we will be watching for that today. also tomorrow. by thursday the chance for storms goes up a bit to a 20 -- 20% chance and we keep an isolated chance as we head into the weekend and keep some --

and play pretty much every afternoon into the weekend. for the high country, you can see there's a chance for scattered storms each day as we head into the weekend and even into early next week. so for the rest of today, plan on temperatures to continue to get hot. we will stay in the 100s through the next few hours, 107 by 2:00 and then high today is 110 degrees with the sizzling temperatures sticking around even into the early to -- early evening. temperatures will drop in the 7- day forecast and i will show you that in just a few increase. right now the hearts of believers are just broken as justin bieber has quit instagram. what are you going to do? he's been threatening to block access to his social media accounts after getting backlash from fans who don't like the pictures he's been posting of himself and his girlfriend. if you can't wait to see hamilton next year you may be able to get broadway tickets at a cheaper price. the heat -- hit musical's

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the good news just keeps coming for the olympians but for some, there have been some surprising setbacks from rio. in the women's 400 middle -- meter finals, allison phoenix was -- allyson felix was upset in trying to become the only woman to win five medals in -- felix was second. simone biles didn't hit her usual gold standard monday. in the finals, she grabbed the balance beam to steady herself, costing her what could've been her fourth gold medal of the games as she settled for a disappointing bronze. her teammate laurie hernandez won silver. simone biles has another chance at a gold today in the floor exercise finals and in the men's pole vault finals sam kendrick became the first team usa men to medal in the event

clayton murphy of the u.s. won bronze on his first trip to the olympics. no medal for us men's volleyball after the american duo was knocked out by the brazilians who are the reigning world champions. in the men's 300 m screen -- springboard -- in the women's 300 -- 3000 m steeplechase, epic over but her own best time, a u.s. record and became a medal in the competition since the event debuted in 2008. rio de janeiro brazil. cardinals preseason rolls on as they take on the chargers in sunny san diego. you can see the game right here on abc15, pregame starts friday at 5:30 with kickoff at 6:00. live coverage begins from san diego at 4:00 right here on abc15. get the ultimate fan experience as the cards are back in action. we are giving tickets away to the cards-broncos game on

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we have a crime alert to tell you about out of flagstaff. a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman. the attacker was carrying a large flashlight, wearing a baseball hat with the word police across it. we're told he approached a woman who was sitting in a parked car with another woman and police say he took her to a secluded area and that's where the attack took place. if you have any information, please call flagstaff pd -- petey. -- police department. when he went to pick up his car he decided to relieve himself right on the peoria police department building. on top of all that, police say 55-year-old joseph was like was still drunk. so whoever was driving didn't even care to stop.

disabled woman, who is in her 60s. she was rushed to the hospital where she died yesterday. the pick up as either a red or blue f-150 style which likely has quite a bit a friend in damage after sliding into the wheelchair. they say dangerous -- this is a dangerous street and they want the driver caught before somebody else is killed. >> everybody needs to look out for each other and own up to their responsibilities if they do something like that. >> the driver will almost certainly be in trouble for leaving the scene of the crash and could even face homicide charges. a couple high-profile cases back in court today. terrell suggs judge. scottsdale police say he crashed his bmw and then fled the scene. this spring -- that happened this spring and he is facing six months in jail for driving on a suspended license but will likely just have to pay a fine. the name britney nolan me thought -- may send a little familiar. she's facing second-degree murder charges after police say she hit her boyfriend with her car back in 2014 after the two reportedly got into an argument.

looking for her boyfriend after they fought and she thought she had a poll. they were near the grand canyon and investigators say there's nothing grand about the idea. the paige unified school district saying it's been deemed dangerous by some. they use the 15 passenger vans for athletics and other extracurricular activities but the feds say the fans can be a safety risk if they are overloaded. or if the tires don't have enough pressur rethink their use of the fans and consider the safety risks but the district plans to keep using them for now. state of emergency in louisiana as the search for survivors continues. eight deaths are being blamed on the call -- flooding in baton rouge. at least 33,000 people have been rescued and many of them are packed in shelters. the danger is not even over yet. elizabeth hur is following the latest from new york.

widespread flood damage, the losses heartbreaking for the homeowners. >> wondering what's left of anything. everything i had is gone. everything. >> reporter: christina and her neighbor survived katrina and for them this time is even worse . >> it was nothing like this. a lot of displaced people but this whole town just washed over -- washed away overnight. >> it was crazy -- having to start over like this. we had to start over -- >> the worst of it has stopped but the flooding continues. so many spent the night sandbagging hoping to save their homes and others kept busy volunteering, looking for neighbors who might be trapped. >> we are trying to do whatever we can in our time of crisis and disaster. >> more than 30 inches of rain

so far at least 30,000 people have been rescued. of them, 12,000 are now homeless and packed in shelters. in louisiana the mayor says all 1600 residents will be forced to rebuild. >> we're not going to give up. we will stay till the end and if it knocks us down we will get back up and rebuild. >> one of the hardest hit areas is starting to recede but that means towns downstream will be dealing with rising rivers today and that's why they say they remain on high alert. elizabeth hur abc news new york. across the nation -- people in indiana are just starting to clean up the damage left behind by a twister after multiple tornadoes touched down in central indiana. several trees were uploaded -- uprooted and at least one barn was damaged causing hundreds of

from the nation's capital, transformer burst underground threatening office building above it. flames shot as high as 10 feet into the air. you can see several emergency crews on scene this morning and several roads were forced to shut down investigators -- as investigators look into the cause of the fire. thankfully nobody was hurt. down it goes -- and iconic las vegas casino comes crashing down this morning. today crews imploded the monte carlo tower, the last section of the riviera hotel and casino, home to some of the biggest entertainers and act in sin city history including liberace and frank sinatra. teaches, with -- relaxation and plenty of sunshine are the kinds of things you think about when you hear resort town but nothing there's -- there's nothing peaceful about put fire to as many as a dozen people were kidnapped by a group of gunmen. it's believed everybody involved has ties to criminal

a test to people coming from known terrorists owns is getting some intense scrutiny. the extreme setting as he calls it -- vetting as he calls it would expand the ban to entire regions. but is it legal? the short answer according to attorneys is yes but the supreme court we -- court would likely step in and limit his broad plan if he were to become president. hillary clinton's campaign quickly released a video proposal to ban an entire religion. vice president joe biden pounced on that idea. >> trump's ideas are not only profoundly wrong. they are very dangerous and very un-american. >> clinton supporters are feeling confident right now. a super pac license temporarily stopped running ads in battleground states where the latest polls have clinton leading by double digits.

apache junction where there is some sort of investigation and a lot of police presence in this area. we know this is on north plaza drive right now. they are kind of concentrating on that property and you can see a lot of law enforcement out on that street. again this is going to be on north platte driving apache junction and that's round teepee street to give you a better idea of where that set. so our calling right now to get us better details on exactly what's happening but this is a live situation right now in apache junction. we've got a friend with us in studio. who wants you to look past this superstition perhaps to give them a forever

take a look at this face. we want to introduce you to maxine, held by ashley goebel who is a frequent guest here. ashley, we were just talking about black cats. i had a black cat growing up named bagheera. he was a black cat but i didn't know black cats were so picked on. >> there's a lot of superstition about black kitties but they often get over -- overlooked at our shelters and shelters around the valley i guess because they don't have markings that makes them maxine here has a little white belly, as you can see, and she has a little white tuft on her chest too. she's ready to play. so she does have some unique markings. tomorrow is black cat appreciation day. >> yes tomorrow is a special day for little guys like this. >> they look like little panthers. they go with anything you are wearing are need to core you have in your house -- any decor you have in your

>> there she goes. [laughter] we have a visitor. tell us about the diamondbacks event. >> the arizona humane society will be bringing adoptable dogs to chase field on august 28. so the dog days of summer is really fun. you can actually bring your dog through the petsmart patio there. there's food and drinks provided. you can bring your canine friends and get tickets by calling the number screen so bring your friend. if you don't have one, stop by. we have plenty to choose from. >> we're talking about no superstition, but we talked about the royals getting a praying mantis. why don't they bring in a friend for baxter the cat? light -- right? [laughter] bring in all the good luck you can muster and that could be the new mascot. >> so really quick if somebody wants maxine, what do they do?

kitties available at our sunny slope campus. so check her out. she's a funky, playful girl. >> iris, you want another cat, right? >> i know, right? let's talk about the most accurate forecast because we

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ruining their lives. they can't players trampling their landscaping and even swearing at them so the lawsuit says the so-called pokestops are being placed on or near private properties without the permission of the -- of the owners. sometimes it can seem like forever until the light turns green but now you can know exactly how long it will take. audi announces a new feature that announces when a red light is about to change. it will give clock. we aren't sure exactly how it's going to work. it comes as part of a monthly service that costs at least $25. you are taking a long trip so you bring your car to a repair shop to make sure you'll get there. instead you get this. >> what happened with the $800? >> he didn't want me here.

family here either. >> he told us to get out of his shop. >> and she was a customer. she says her dad victor took the family car to middle rock auto repair. the family wanted it and a small oil leak fixed. $760 paid. days and weeks go by and they show texts with the shop -- can i pick up the car tomorrow? a month and a half later, still texting and they said nearly 2 months later they finally get the car. >> by the next day engine light turned on again. there's a wire he didn't connect . you see five or six holes that are supposed to have screws and then. he didn't do anything with it. >> they let me know and the assistance league team took over but when they couldn't get answers i went there and found oscar. i am not sure if he's the owner but he's the boss and clearly doesn't want to talk. >> they give you $800. that's a lot of money for these

>> oscar says he spent 30 hours on the car. >> did you fix it for $800? no. >> but he wouldn't give the invoices are proof that i wanted -- or proof that i wanted. oscar says he told them they could bring the car back if there were any problems. the family has learned a lesson. next time they won't pay everything up front and they will get a receipt with details of what will be done in all the amounts right there. go to abc15.com, click on weight -- ways to protect your money. if you need my help, i'm investigator joe ducey. it's a story we never get tired of reporting and it always warms our heart. one of our military members coming home and surprising a family member. >> chase field was the backdrop for the surprise. have you been here for this. the crowd cheering. she says hi daddy and then she

first time she's seen him in seven months. you can tell it's just surreal for her. i believe it's petty officer second class brandon specular. sorry if i got that wrong but he's stationed on the uss -- for the past seven months. congratulations. she must have been just taken aback by all the attention anyway. and then her dad appears. >> it's still a great story thate >> this i don't necessarily love to share. i know so many of you are tired of hitting 110 here but that's exactly what we will see again today. many of sunshine today -- so far this morning and that's also contribute to our poor air quality. we are under and no stone high

ozone concentrations, the clear pollutants that you can't see actually will reach unhealthy levels today for folks with respiratory issues. all of that combining with those pollutants and that's what creates that ozone. and now this ozone high pollution advisory has extended into wednesday too so if you have respiratory issues or maybe they -- your children do, then over the next couple of days, make indoor plans as that will be the better option and we only really want to be indoors because of this heat. temperatures are already heating up faster than yesterday. we're already warmer than yesterday at this time. scottsdale is in the triple digits and pretty much the entire phoenix metro has made it into the 100s already. it's 101 in apache junction and goodyear is checking in right at 102 degrees. that will only get hotter so we go from 103 now to 107 by 2:00 and then we will watch for the tie -- the high temperature of

another sizzling hot day and noticed the temperatures will stay there until we start to see that temperature gradually trending back down into the 90s. if we hit 110 today that would be day 30 of temperatures hitting 110 or above -- or high temperatures rather this year so so far we've seen 29 days of temperatures at 110 or above, putting us right in third place for the most 110+ days in a year days and again we are only four days away from that. today could be day 30 so we will be watching that very closely through the afternoon and we will also keep an eye on the sky with a 10% chance between 2:00 and 6:00 that we could pick up a stray shower or thunderstorm and possibly areas of patchy, blowing dust as we go into the afternoon but the main impacts will be in the high country. you can see how quiet the desert doppler is that we are starting to get a few pop-ups in yavapai county and scattered

and flagstaff are seeing newly formed storms in that area and we will continue to see those fill in around the mogollon rim. those could work and the phoenix metro or pinal county here this afternoon. so something to keep an eye on today, and tomorrow is another similar today. -- another similar day. the chances are higher but you will notice they stay in our forecast even to the early for -- early part of the weekend. you will notice the highs between 110 and 115 out to our west. tonight though temperatures drop into the low to mid 80s tomorrow and then the temperatures in the afternoon are not as hot as monsoon moisture increases a bit and temperatures gradually drop and by the weekend we will be closer to the average at least. this next woman kind of inspiring here with this activity. other women might not choose to

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let's recap some of our top stories for you right now. a suspect is on the run after a barricade situation at magic ranch. he's considered armed and dangerous. he reportedly threatened his girlfriend this morning and allegedly said he was going to

a registered sex offender wanted for violating the sex offender registry laws and a restraining order. we now know more than ever before about the suspects in the phoenix serial street shootings, but we still don't know exactly who is responsible. there will be more commit -- there will be a community meeting at 6 pm at the mountain view police precinct just off the 51 and 20th street. new details about a police situation in apache junction, we now know officers were serving a search warrant in that area apache junction. police did not say what the warrant was actually for, but we do know that thankfully nobody was hurt. now a look at what we are working on for "the now arizona" coming up at 4:00. two weeks out from the primaries, what you need to know before the big day. talking about the latest in the hunt for the serial street shooter. that and much more on the way at 4:00. why not eat for free?

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