i want to get right to the breaking news only on abc15.com. in phoenix a police officer was rest should -- was rushed to the hospital after getting into a fight with a suspect who is now dead. all of this happened right near 20th street and thomas, east of the 51. katie conner has been on the scene for us this morning. i know you were putting some information on facebook. what do you have now? >> reporter: chris, we learned the officer spotted a morning on the opposite side of this crime tape. he approached the car and the suspect came out of nowhere and attacked him. this all happened around 2:30 a.m. the officer managed to radio for help and fortunately there was an officer nearby. when officers showed up, he shot the suspect and then turned around -- who then turned around to run away. >> the officer here initially received minor injuries to his face and is being treated at

the suspect has been pronounced deceased. >> reporter: that suspect tried to turn around and that's when the officer fired at him. i am told right now please don't know if the suspect was armed, but we do know the officer who fired at the suspect had about 20 years with phoenix police. as for the injured officer, he's expected to be okay. >> thank you, also happening right now, we have a traffic crash an situation happening really in the northwest part of the valley. i want to get right to justin pazera. i'm being told you are at the intersection of bell and grand. is that accurate, and what's happening? >> reporter: hey. we are at bethany home and grand, chris. there's actually a lot going on right now. let me show you by -- we start by showing you the crash. from bethany and grand avenue.

around this way you can see the police perimeter and a very large police perimeter set up. you can see them going through and looking under cars for the flashlights. not a lot of information from police but some people involved in this crash -- ran from the scene. we don't know the extent of the injuries. we do now it's between a motorcycle and vehicle so somebody in that group ran right now there's a very active search going on right now. we were told to come here and wait for police. >> mallory, what is happening traffic wise? >>it's shut down from bethany home to maryland, so basically 51st to 55th avenue you'll see that closure. so hop up and use glendale avenue. and then you can get back on it

you can get back on and 59th avenue so head out early if that's part of your route. that's just to show the really big presence out there. as far as freeways go, no problem spots -- you are waking up to this weather again. the rain in the valley -- getting a little bit of everything overnight. >> yes spar rain, lightning and wind overnight. look at the lightning strikes out in the valley. just unbelievable. there wasn't really a lot of rain. just of pretty good show from mother nature. -- what's on tap for the rest of the day, mallory?

shows not a lot of rain. we did see some of that overnight. i know it woke up me -- woke me up and maybe some of you as well. but this is all breaking up right now so what we are seeing this morning is very isolated pockets, just areas where you could see rain on the windshield. you may see some slick roads out there from earlier. we had a little bit of spotty showers out there in the west valley, 60 near the 303 that's already broken up so coming up i will track futurecast with you guys and we can see when the better chances are that we will see more chances for rain. police are confirming to us there was a deadly shooting at a bar between two rival biker gangs. authorities say this one was a shootout between the hells angels and the mongols. they are known to have a notorious rivalry. one man was killed, another was hurt, three were arrested and now tempe pd is warning other arizona departments to be on guard.

and alert and just being open to the security measures around the area. >> the name of the suspect in the victims not yet released to us. if you know anything about what happened at that shooting, police want to hear from you. masks over their faces and costumes. this is new video of the extreme justice league. you might recognize these volunteers from san diego well -- they came all the way here to help spread the word about the >> we want to give these people a voice. give the victims, families and communities of phoenix a voice so these people are not forgotten and just send a message out to the bad guy that what he is doing is wrong and he needs to stop and turn himself in. he will be brought to justice. >> people are pulling out all the stops to get this guy behind bars. the $50,000 reward now being offered for any tips

sunrail shooter. -- of the serial shooter. witnesses say this man was just walking down the street when a shooter opened fire. he tried taking cover in somebody's driveway, but by that point it was too late. >> i would like to see the people responsible caught because the families suffer as well as the rest of the neighbors. >> witnesses describe a black truck taking off out of that area of 35th avenue and mcdowell . they've released security camera from a nearby home hoping that might give them some clues. a tempe family certainly torn this morning. hoping that a two-year-old who was pulled from a hot tub will recover after they learned her twin brother would -- passed away. her road to recovery is far from over and investigators say their mother looked away for just a second and somehow the twins managed to wander out of the house and into the water. police say they do not plan to

aggravated assault charges accused of crashing his car but doing it on purpose. what a bad rollover crash this was. it shut down fema road -- pew road --. around for more than seven hours. investigators say they were apparently arguing at the time when the manager the car on purpose -- the man jerked the car on purpose. cps not talking about a mystery surrounding baby jade. remember the hours old newborn found dumped in a front yard? it's been some five months. her umbilical cord was still attached. the family that found her wants to adopt her but they say they've heard nothing from dps. that is until we got involved. >> i can't imagine being abandoned by my mother.

, well i have to -- it happened for a reason. maybe i am supposed to be there for her. >> she says cps refuses to tell her anything about the baby, even if she has been adopted citing privacy laws. they are still asking for tips on who she is or where her parents might be. is it a medical supply facility or a massive eu legal growing house? we take you inside after the safety of our water is a huge deal so how do you know if you have led types or if there's led -- lead pipes or if there is lead in the water? we have a snag in scottsdale on the 101 so i will map that out for you next. and we are starting out a little bit muggy. coming up we check -- we track

don't put away that umbrella just yet. the monsoon reminding us that those rain chances could really happen at any time. here's a look at futurecast. what will be happening the rest of today? and tomorrow as well. i've actually stopped this at this afternoon because we start to see some activity after the daytime heating up north, but also here and just around the phoenix area. so we will keep chances about 20% throughout the afternoon. we keep them through the evening as well but early evening, not talking late or overnight either. we will start to dry off and by the morning we will see clear skies. no rain chances but we will keep the rain clouds around just for a little bit and then later on we start to

coming up we will break down the temperatures hour by hour. you won't want to miss that plus the 7-day forecast is still ahead as well. abc15 -- abc15 desert dry times brought to you by centurylink prism. it's still nice and light but we do have a stall blocking the hov lane on loop 11 northbound and macau ups road -- just a tick the right to get by that. i want to give you a quick look on the i-17 from the adot camera. this was a spot that was super wet but now you can see a little bit of shine on the roadway here credit glendale avenue. a closer look at i-10 next. there might not be cake and balloons of this retirement party has one police valley lieutenant calls it a career. and still changing lives in the valley two years after his death, how local students are making sure his legacy lives on. and the email blame game.

of who clinton says told her to put the thousands of emails on a private server. in this morning's gma first look as brazilian authorities intensify their investigation, we take a closer look at ryan lochte's bat boy past. it's not the first time he's had a run- in with the law. court records show he's charged with public urination in florida in 2005. five years later he was charged with disorderly conduct after police say he s engaged in a physical fight. both cases were dismissed after reaching prosecution deals. he became a household name making a huge splash at the london games in 2012 where he took him five medals. his celebrity status earned him a starring role in his own reality tv show, what would ryan lochte do? the show only lasted one season but he told us just last month he would do it again. and coming up we will have the

abc news new york.

good morning. if you are just waking up we certainly appreciate you starting your friday with us at abc15 mornings. it's 84 degrees as we take a live look outside still waiting for that sunday come up. -- son to come up. new details this morning in the hillary clinton email scandal. in an fbi report abc news has learned clinton told investigators that colon powel told her to use a private email server. that report detailing a three and half hour interview with july. it led to the decision by james comey to not prosecute her. according to the notes powell told clinton to use her personal email for work which he had done during his time as secretary of state. dan, this is going to get interesting. i can assure you of that.

who died -- zach brame who died in his sleep. meanwhile you may see these shirts out tonight. chandler visits red mountain high. the guy in the middle is his former coach. they are special tribute bearing his old high school number. was it planned, or is this early-retirement? he just left his job at the mesa -- lieutenant after his arrest for dui back in february. results show his blood-alcohol level was .306, approaching four times the legal limit. two people were behind bars after they kicked in the doors and hold off dozens of marijuana plants from these three w. valley houses. we've mapped this all out for you to give you an idea of where this all happened. inside the homes deputies found 107 pot plants and 10 pounds of finished marijuana. a man

in to look around a little bit. he said the house was broken into a few times. he openly admits it was a grow house but claims the owners were renting a legal medical marijuana business. >> their clients would come, order what they needed and they would deliver it to them. >> reporter: so they delivered. they didn't have people come to the house? >> no. >> deputies say operation like this could make $1 million a year. the coast guard unloaded 11 tons of cocaine. it was seized off the central and south american coasts. it's from 15 different drug busts that happen in june and july. they've seized a total of 81 tons of cocaine and arrested 329 smugglers since that -- since last fall. today marked two years since an american journalist was killed by isis.

james foley. he taught right here in the valley from 1996 to 1999. of course danielle, he had a great connection with you. >> i went to graduate school with him and i always admired his passion for teaching so i went and spent time with the foley scholars this week. there were only two last year and now there are six. five of them shown here, all of them getting financial help and foley alliance to help them succeed in high school and beyond. >> we hope to be that same foley for these kids that yes we know they are in the same environment on the scene community but that it doesn't have to stay that way. >> we will hear more from the foley scholars in our later newscast but she founded it with her husband eddie. she had him as a teacher, coach, mentor and friend.

right now scanning the skies and it's just very scattered activity for the most part. the valley is pretty quiet right now. seeing some of those showers just break out and headed east. they start in the west end really dropped a couple rain drops and then left. this is a live look outside right now, very faint but i can see some of the clouds. it's 84 degrees, the humidity is up. here's the temperature break down for friday. by 10 am, 92 degrees. we will have a little bit of a low late morning right around lunch time. it's still muggy so for lunch time plans, keep it indoors. it will feel sticky out there but if you like it, go ahead and sit outside. as we get into the later afternoon timeframe we will start to see after the daytime heating, more chances for rain.

even though it's slightly below average. rain chances are not going away. we will keep them through the weekend. 102 degrees by saturday and sunday. that's two degrees below what we should be for this time of year. by monday the rain chances are sticking with us for a good portion of the sump work week. coming up by show you the highs across the valley. you will not want to miss that. freeways are still nicely. a lot of times we see later traffic on fridays and so far i think we're seeing that on the 10. just a 10 minute drive traveling eastbound from 75th avenue until you hit the mini stack. sometimes we see a little bit of slow and go what we are seeing that right now. remember that we do have the stall in each of the northbound

-- that mckellips. it could be the only thing standing between life and death but many families say they can't afford it. the epipen price hike shows no signs of hype -- of stopping. how a trip to the courtroom could save police a trip to their house. breaking news, a phoenix

good friday morning. cards preseason rolls on as they take on the chargers in sunny san diego. see the game right here on abc15. cards pregame starts tonight at 530. kickoff is at 6:00 but our live coverage starts right here on abc15 at 4:00. it's meant to save our lives but not ever but he can the cost of the prepends continues to go up and now families -- of epipens continues to go up and now families cannot afford them. some pharmacies have seen the price rise to nearly $200 for each one. nearly $400 over the past several years. in some cases health insurance will cover most of the cost but that is not the case for everyone. another consumer alert for you this morning. if you bought anything from the eddie bauer store in chandler

credit thieves may have your information. malware was found at about 350 stores, basically all of them because they only have about 360 across the country. debit and credit cards used from january to july 17 of this year may have been compromised. the company is not saying how many customers were affected. good or here. we first heard about high levels of lead in water in flint, michigan and now we are hearing about it in the country so what about your water? >> the biggest concern is having young children. >> reporter: she's talking about led and the dangers involving children and how she has taken too much for granted. >> you trust your water is healthy for kids and it's scary to think it might not be. >> it cost old pipes to lead -- leak into the city's water supply so do you have led

scratch a penny. if it's led, -- lead, it will be soft, easy to scratch down to silver or another metal. test your home tapwater. i found water kits from $6 to more than $100 depending on the complexity. she tested her water within limits -- within minutes making her feel a little better. i'm investigator joe ducey and if you have a problem, let me know. by 8:00 the entire valley is in the mid to upper 80s. we will show you what desert doppler is picking up next. and traffic is picking up on the i-10 stack. plus a big traffic alert we will show you. a phoenix police officer is in the hospital and shots have been fired.

with the breaking news update. and doctors ordered her to

it was right here in this park where an officer was

coming up, new information in the deadly shooting. and 10% chance of storms proving fruitful as the valley get hits with lightning but how long will it last? allison rodriguez has your most accurate forecast. burglarized in a matter of weeks. it valley neighborhood is in the crosshairs. -- a valley neighborhood is in the crosshairs. a violent confrontation between a man and a phoenix police officer. the man is now dead and the phoenix police officer is in the hospital. katie conner is on the scene of this breaking news. katie? >> the man had injuries to his face but he's expected to be okay. we moved to the other side of the crime scene and we are getting a better look at the park where police say and then responded because he spotted a suspicious car and that's when the suspect jumped out of nowhere anattacked the officer. that led to a physical fight where the officer got injured

radio for help and when another officer shot they showed up, -- officer showed up, he shot the suspect. right now they are trying to identify who the suspect is. back out here live, please see the injured officer is expected to be okay. the other officer was not injured at all in that officer that pulled the trigger has about 20 years with phoenix police. we are expecting an update at 6:00 and as soon as we have more information we will let you know at home. katie, thank you. let's talk about your most accurate forecast here. i promised you desert doppler and here it is right now so let's zoom around where we are seeing some activity right now. at this point the only thing i'm really seeing is this isolated shower that could be dropping some spangles on the 101 in north scottsdale so keep that in mind if that's part of your normal route at this time. i pulled up the mayo clinic valley cam because i thought this was a nice shot. it

the valley because we still have a lot of heavy cloud cover going on but you are seeing it breakthrough just a little bit in that camera. so how are temperatures breaking down on this friday? maybe you're going for a morning run. i would say to keep the umbrella with you because take a look, this morning we still have rain chances. it will be warm later on and muggy as well, still tracking rain chances later in the day. coming up i will tell you how hot we get in the valley and i did say hot because it will be another warm day. we take you to glendale where right now avenue, grand avenue is shut down at the intersection of bethany home road. we understand there was a crash and at least one person took off running from the scene. we reached out to glendale police and as soon as we hear back from them as you see the police dogs out there -- after searching for at least one person, justin pazera getting updated right now and he will let us know the situation. meanwhile let's bring in mallory moore with help on this

>> originally it was just the westbound side shut down but now both directions of grand are shutdown between bethany home and maryland so basically 51st of 50,000 and. so smart routes this morning, hop up and use glendale or camelback road. you can either use -- -- use either of those. but head out early because you will need extra time. it is still delay free but things are picking up on the 10 . i-10 at 67th avenue. i will give you a at the desert drive times and you can see the volume is definitely building right now. we can get a closer look at that next. officers need your help cracking these cases. the first is a search for this dodge ram pickup. officers say on the 13th of this month the suspect pulled into a parking lot near greenfield road and the loop 202 red mountain freeway, hitched up a trailer and took off. on that trailer were two

another person, recognize this guy? mesa pd saying he went on quite the beer run. his love for beer could end him up in cuffs. they say he stole two packs of beer from a corner store and when confronted, the suspect threw a punch and then took off with a driver in a white chevy cavalier. a man found dead outside of chandler la fitness and this morning police are trying to learn more this happened in the area of dobson and warner. the victim was stabbed several times. he's now been identified as 84- year-old sheba host sarkodie kirsch sarkodie -- sheba sarkodie. phoenix police are saying these two may have been in a romantic relationship at some

now she is in the hospital and doctors are keeping a close eye on her. cracking down on deadbeat parents. this will be given to anybody who is behind on child support it on the conditions that you show up to the maricopa county superior court at 9:00 this morning, pay one month's worth of child support and then you have to agree to show up to future hearings. at that point any arrest warrant against you will be removed. the courthouse is near madison in downtown ho we are happy to pass along this update that all six firefighters will be okay after they were injured battling this school supply company. we brought you this on abc15 mornings yesterday. the concern was they may have breathed in toxic chemicals. they will have to undergo tests in the coming days. imagine waking up and coming home from work finding your house ransacked, everything you

sadly it's a reality for people as a neighborhood watch group tells us as many as 12 homes and cars in the brooks crossing area has been targeted. one woman says the man in the alley made off with her stuff. >> you feel like you are paranoid. [laughter] but you know when i've called the police actually couple times and i've seen people in the neighborhood in the morning that i don't recognize or that seem off. putting up gates in the getaway stole -- getaway zone. but some measures -- some people say they are against that measure. he stole from a scottsdale woman at home near 87th and indian school. that box mosquito spray -- they said it's not about what he took. karen meyer is afraid of what could have been. >> i feel violated and not only that, he had something in his

weapon. so what would've happened had we met him there at the door? >> she says if not for the security door it would have been a lot worse. she recommends everybody gets one and add a layer of security to their home. as for the crooks, scottsdale police are now looking for them . >> taking a great vacation, trying to get a refund and here is why. mom got regnant and said her doctor doesn't want her to take the cruise because of the zika vi haven't had any luck in getting the full refund. janice bennett was set to go on the trip. they both live in the valley and they say all carnival cruises has offered them so far is about $100. they said going on the cruise just isn't worth the risk. >> i don't want to put my unborn child in any undue danger . >> so carnival so far has not returned in after-hours email that we send there way.

-- that we sent their way. they put the trip in march. with all the talk of zika virus we can't forget the west nile virus. the first to jeff -- two jeff's -- deaths happened this season. it's an older group that's most at risk for serious complications from the zika virus. one of the big issues that could make the november ballot, nearly 300 signatures have been thrown out across three different counties and that is just the sample size. if enough signatures are invalidated, the entire effort could eventually go down. we will keep you posted on what happens, chris. firefighters are battling their fourth day of the blue cut fire. the hard work is paying off. this is the wildfire burning near the 15 freeway. now 22 persons contained.

for more than 82,000 people. that's like university of phoenix stadium. several homes in the record area are now threatened and two nearby campgrounds have been evacuated. 600 acres have burned and it's now 20% contained. they had issues with that prompting a strong aerial attack that included four helicopters and tankers seen that in our own backyard but allison rodriguez, they are not talking fires. you are talking rain. >> yes. i was following this little tiny fellow right here right over the loop 101 and look, it's become that dark red. in just that very specific area, you see how spotty it can be. we will get heavier rainfall but as soon as we pass it you won't get anything as you head

very spotty and it looks like the only spot in the valley that we're even seeing any kind of rainfall at this moment. here's a live look outside with current temperatures right now. you can see it's a pretty mild start today with clouds acting as a bit of a blanket for us here. in the 80s and upper 70s in deer valley. less than 5 mi./h. the winds. -- the winds are at less than 5 mi./h. we will top out at 103 degrees today storms and clouds stick around as well. let's show you the air quality forecast which will be in the moderate category. looking at ozona dust as well. here's a look at futurecast and we will go through this quickly. you can see where we are in south-central arizona, we do see the chance for some showers later on today, but as we get into tomorrow, things start to clear off and where we may see activity is near the east, the white mountains but also up

would get to in the valley. the average is 104 degrees, but for us in the valley, we will be a couple of degrees below that but still toasty. we are in the triple digits today and also muggy out there as well with the humidity in the atmosphere. coming up i will show you the 7- day forecast and show you how long that chances -- the chances will stick around. we are starting to see a little bit of slow and go. i-10 is picking up and you are seeing that between about 51st and 35th avenue. some of that slow d 10. the rest of the freeway looks great but take a look, we do have a closure because of a serious crash here. superior avenue is shut down in both directions between 39 -- 39th avenue and camelback. and don't forget about this closure, grand nat -- grand avenue right near bethany home avenue. it looks like it will be closed through the morning commute so i will give you a

a short time ago i was telling you about the horrific bus crash. we've now learned it has turned deadly and we are getting brand- new details on this. chris, do your kids go to school at the you of a -- u of a? you might see more police 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. i'm just gonna take a drumstick there. hmm, it's a bit derivative. mom: and your suggestion? "the pottery maker"? son: no. "the summer of my despondency."

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goodness. look at that. witnesses say the bus driver, one of them ran a red light. that's the newest information coming in. parents and students will see more police around campus at u of a this weekend. officers are beefing up their presence and helping to jumpstart the conversation about staying safe. more than 6000 students will move onto the campus over the next few days. classes start on monday the cost to park in tempe is going up but the price will depend on when you go. the changes -- the change hikes -- with the parking rate from a fixed rate to a variable rate. it's $72 now for a loading zone infraction and $104 for a fire lane infraction. they are struggling to make

since uber and lyft started taking off in june. sales are down 15% compared to last year but total chips from the airport have jumped. rideshare companies are leading the way with 10,000 more pickups then taxis in just the first six weeks that they were allowed there. this could be yours if you go to today's grand opening. the new frye's market litchfield, right at the corner of litchfield road and camelback. artist who was picked to create a mural for the store, take a look. very cool. meanwhile if you are one of the first 250 customers in line before 7 am you will get a $10 gift card. also alan williams from the sons will be there -- from the phoenix suns will be there as well as some former cardinals

2:00 to 4:00 this afternoon and how about the free food samples? you get those all weekend long and vip cardholders will get a $.20 per gallon fuel discount. there will be a wine bar, cheese shop, bistro, center -- starbucks and sushi. speaking of that, or smart shopper team found a way to ride buses and light rail for free. tempe residents ages 6 to 18 can ride the light rail free of charge. there's no catch. all register for the program -- all you have to do rather is register for the program and you will get a pass right away. he will let you ride free whatever you want. we have all the details -- it will let you ride whenever you want for free. we have all the details on our website abc15.com. good morning to all of you in the south valley. clouds in the distance and the sun is starting to get up -- pickup. we had overnight rain pushing

you the video of the lightning show later on. the winds went on terrible. -- were not terrible. what's going to be happening the rest of today? here's a look at futurecast. after the daytime heating, look what happens here. we start to get more instability . that's what we call the monsoon around the states we see isolated showers up north but for right her valley also, look how close this gets. we will get things about a 20% chance right now as most of the model say late afternoon to early evening is a good time for that but we will keep track throughout the evening as well with our meteorologist here this evening. by 9:00 things look to be a little bit quieter and overnight into tomorrow morning, if you have plans to go to a farmers market i would say you are in the clear. it's going to be fine but maybe some of that -- throw that

case. we're going to see better rain chances tomorrow especially in the afternoon. and as we get into the evening time -- >> it could get dicey out on the roads. here's a breakdown of how today is going to go. it's right around 102. rain chances will be sticking around. we haven't found temperatures just a little bit -- found -- seasonal temperatures over the next seven days. it's 67 to about 35th, the close spots for the morning right now but in scottsdale taking the 101 northbound, just an 11 minute drive time there. but two things to watch out for. this is northbound at mckellips

closure on the 101 through the weekend . take a look at i tend -- i-10. east valley drivers, no big problem spots there but i give you a look at the rest east -- the rest of the east valley drive in a couple minutes. too many accidents prompting some changes. the mandatory potty break coming to a valley splash pad. a traffic alert you need to know about this morning, grand avenue shut down in both directions in glendale police work an accident and search for suspects. we have brand-new video. new in the 6:00 hour -- find out which is your favorite

a health scare is prompting changes at queen creek splash pad. this comes after it was closed for the eighth time because of a bathroom accident happening in the water. the splash pad will shut off for five minutes every 90 minutes to give families potty breaks and do any necessary cleaning. the five-minute shut off time begins next week. congratulations, you made it. the weekend is finally in sight. >> there are a lot of things to

arizona science center is inviting adults ages 21 and over to go to a back to school with coffee in chemistry event. that's today from 6:00 to 10:00. you can have dinner while allen tate -- alligators, snakes and lizards have their dinner. >> and players are invited to downtown glendale tomorrow night. you can get a map. for even more things to do visit abc15.com. look at your can. these images are incredible. these beat flyers soar through the air and show off their skills. they are jumping off of the mountain in norway. i've never heard of split -- speed flying, but visit. -- this is it. it in -- it combines elements of paragliding and parasailing. you use a small fast way to get a thrilling ride and an up close view of that mountain sign. scary.

experience with your arizona cardinals. the cards are back. the cards broncos game on september 1. just download the abc15 app and look for the contest entry for your chance to win. go to abc15.com/win for all of the rules and more information good luck. check out the bus stop forecast. of the 6:00 hour. mallory, breaking news we are following after an officer- involved shooting. katie conner has new information. all new at 6:00, thieves are targeting the elderly. why one woman thinks this is no

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a phoenix police officer was injured in a deadly shooting overnight. coming up we have new information on the officer injuries in just seconds. grand avenue is shut down in both directions. we give you a live look and also the latest on a police

involved. and potentially lifesaving medication, the cost skyrocketing in recent weeks. dan and danielle i want to talk about a life saving -- a traffic issue. grand avenue is shut down there bethany home road. justin pazera is there to explain what's happening. >> reporter: shut down in both directions as they investigate this crash. we don't know the severity of it that obviously it's something pretty major because look at this. this is already on grand avenue -- this is all red on grand avenue. if i step out of the way you can see this road closed signs shut down in both directions. we know this is because of a very serious crash but also just a few minutes ago take a look at some of the video of