plowing right through all the water which you probably shouldn't do, but we did see some drivers doing it out here, but phoenix police came out, at least stopping some of the drivers from going through the right lane that was just inundated with water, but back out here live you can see phoenix police still out here watching that one lane, but the sun is out, things starting to destroy out, and that storm -- starting to dry out, and that storm dumped almost an inch of rain, and that's whe water came off the golf course and into the street here, but things are improving just north of thunderbird. >> yes, drying out quick, but this was the view from cave creek road and sweet water avenue. you can see the puddles in the streets, something floating by. thanks to mary beth for the video. and desert doppler right now is showing the valley is back in the clear at this hour. this after nearly an inch of rain as joe mentioned near 7th and thunderbird.

over, and nearly after -- peoria, and near a half inch near grand avenue and the loop 303, so spots that got hit got hit hard, and right now looking down to the southwest we are tracking a few new showers and thunderstorms starting to develop over the higher terrain, so we'll be watching them closely because they are moving off to the northeast. in the meantime rain to track, a flood advisory until 7:30 for the lake havasu area, and a flash flood warning for kingman until 8:00 as the heavy rain continues to fall there, and the lightning continues to strike. a lot to track around the state, and we'll go hour by hour in just minutes. a man that stared death in the face now sharing his story for the first time after surviving an attack by the serial street shooter. >> only four people targeted by the killer have lived to tell about it, and this victim is the only one to speak publicly so far.

oak, and jason, incredibly store. >> reporter: yes, this attacked happened the middle of last month, the most recent. the victim was here at the light and waiting when the black bmw pulled upright beside him, and according to the police report bullet casings were found spread over 25 feet, evidence that the shooter kept pulling the trigger as he sped away. impossible to say how either alive. >> one or both of us should be injured, but we walked away. >> reporter: the victim isn't showing his fails, but he was -- face, but he was driving down the street with his 4-year- old i nephew and came -- 4-year- old nephew, and he came face to face with the shooter. >> our windows were down, and he stuck his head out the window and stared at me. >> reporter: he said he was

started flying. >> i was still close, able to see the barrel of the gun from face to face at point blank range. >> reporter: and in the other shootings victims were parked in front of a house or standing near the car. targeting a moving vehicle paints a new picture for police. >> that suspect didn't have a code right now that he's targeting a particular person or type of behavior based on our victim. >> reporter: and this victim says most terrifying was the street shooter's calm uncaring look as he opened fire. >> his face was basically naked. he didn't care if i saw him or if i would identify him. >> reporter: now according to the police report, like i said, we just got it today, there is some video, home surveillance from the homes in the area that captured part of this incident, but the shooting itself that happened right here is not on camera unfortunately. abc 15. two crime scenes at the

24 hours. it's the knight's inn near i-17 and mcdowell. in the second shooting a gunman and woman are in custody, and it may be a case of self- defense. there was a peter in a room -- party in a room overnight when an uninvited guest showed up, asked to live, and then shots were fired. >> and a local rapper was killed outside the same hotel. he was celebrating his birthday family members say he left, never came back, and his body was found in the bushes outside the hotel. right now in phoenix, a gunman is on the run after a deadly robbery attempt at a motel 6 near 53rd and van buren overnight. two men went off the security guard that shot and killed one of them. both were wearing masks, so it could take time to identify who's on the run. the suspect that died hasn't been identified yet.

accused offed murdering her own daughters speaking out from jail. natalie russell arrested after test revealed her 2-year-old overdosed on meth. she had just regained custody of her months before. >> it kills me. it breaks my heart. i loved him the so much. i -- them so much. i fought for them. >> so new at 6:00 and juvenile court decide when it's safe to send a child home. >> and how often does it end in tragedy? melissa blasius asked the top judge in maricopa county. >> reporter: here's what we learned at the juvenile court today. if you're a parent, and dcs has taken your child out of your home, you only have a short amount of time to get it together if you want the kids back. this judge presides over a court of second chances. >> parents should have the right to raise their own

>> reporter: in a rare interview, she tells abc 15 what it's like to determine if children can be safe at home or if they need to revoke the parent's rights. >> >. there's no way to know if you're right 100 percent. >> reporter: she gets input from lawyer, relatives, social service workers, most importantly she watches the parent's actions. >> when somebody is engaged in services and showing up it tells me they want it. it doesn't tell me if they're able to do it or not, something you keep watching. >> reporter: maricopa county has up to 400 new child dependency cases a month, many involving neglect, drug abuse or mental health problems. parents must change quickly to get the second chance, especially with infants and toddlers. >> they need to be in a stable situation to bond with a parent or parental figure, so it's within six months of removal we have to review and see does it

of reunification, or we have to look at alternatives. >> reporter: and here's the sad fact in all of this. in two-thirds of cases here in the court system, that they can't find a way to safely reunite the children with the parents. back to you. >> arrest arpaio! tonight a call for action as people in the hispanic community put pressure on us attorney to arrest joe arpaio. maryellen resendez is live where it took place, and the us attorney needs time to review the lengthy case. >> reporter: the us attorney's office told us they are reviewing the case right now, but marchers still went right through the doors and upstairs they want to make sure this doesn't get put on the back burner, instead they want this case to get top priority. and members of hispanic community of marched and

us attorney's office, calling for the arrest and prosecution of sheriff joe arpaio for allegedly violating federal court orders in a racial profiling case against him. victims of the work place sweeps say enough is enough, even demanding a meeting with the us attorney to make sure he's on it >> i am angry right now that they said we need time, we don't know, we haven't looked at been suffering for many years, and because they knew of this of happening, and they had all the opportunities to prosecute criminally before the order was made. >> reporter: now victims did not get to meet with the us attorney himself, but they met with staff members who told them to be patient and have faith. in phoenix, maryellen resendez. and just into the live desk, here's running for a

time trying to get the support he needs. tomorrow senator john mccain is hosts a new campaign rally near 16th and highland in phoenix. starts at 4:00 p.m., again tomorrow. you can never be too sure, it's why police evacuated a valley wal-mart near 15th avenue today. staff say they got a threat through an anonymous call, but at this point police say it appears to be a hoax. of us, especially his wife of 50 years a family pleading for justice tonight after the violent murder of a loved one. the man was found with multiple stab wounds outside the la fitness on warner and dobson in chandler. sonu wasu is working the story, and have police figured out a motive yet for what happened here? >> reporter: no word on any motive yet, but when we asked

victim of a robbery, police said they can't reveal that information to you yet. now i'm standing right where that victim's car was parked. as you can see it's off to the side of the building, not in the main parking lot, and the view of the car obstructed by these bushes. police are hoping cameras located alongside the la fitness here will answer the questions they have been wanting answered here. detectives have been talking to business owners and gym employees. we also saw fliers of this murder poste businesses around here today promising a $1,000 reward to anyone with information. now the most emotional plea though came from those that knew and loved the victim, a retired engineer. >> he was always willing to help us because of his age he'd give very sage advice. we miss him every single day, and i know we can never get him

is we don't want any other family ever to have to grow through this kind of thing ever >> reporter: as you can see this is a very busy parking lot at all hours of day, but police hopeful someone out there saw or heard something, and if that's you we usual you to call -- you, we urge you to call chandler police or silent witness. >. menacing with but why he claims a clerk's death is an accident. >. and the muslim community asked to take action, and here's their response. isis sucks. but there's more to the message posted on valley billboards. >. and this time next year you could be paying fight a bit more for electricity, why some consumer advocates say it's not fair. >> reporter: and after a two-

he confessed to the crime, but claims it wasn't part of his robbery plan. police arrested this man, charging him with murdering a phoenix 7-11 clerk. th megan thompson is digging through the police report tonight trying introduce uncover -- trying to uncover why it happened. >> reporter: his mug not as menacing as his masked attempt at a robbery. >> the suspect was fully covered head to toe. >> reporter: he was known as a regular at the 7-11 near 16th thought no one would fight back. new documents release the 23- year-old's confess, claiming he never wanted to shoot anyone, but everything changed when the clerk didn't listen to commands. the two struggled over the gun, and he fired, only to make him back off. >> he took somebody's life for a few dollars. the family he devastated,

forever. >> reporter: but now the suspect is facing murder charges along with kidnapping and armed robbery, behind bipartisans tonight on a -- bars tonight on a 1 million dollars bond. >. a change of plans for donald trump. the republican presidential nominee was supposed to deliver a major immigration speech on thursday, but it's been postponed while many are questions whether trump is softening plans to deport millions of undocumented he met with his hispanic advisory committee over the weekend. and according to the secretary of state there are nearly, i guess, 3.5 million voter in arizona, 2 million are registered republicans, 1 million registered democrat, and more than a million not picking a party preference. from the live desk we're

now. just take a look. some there now facing evacuation orders as the flames destroy more than a does homes. the fires stretching across thousands of acres, one near spokane jumping a river, and leaving one town without power. abc 15 sports brought to you by sanderson ford. >. days after losing the second game of the pre-season, the cardinals got good news. >> yes, first it badger coming out to camp, and then their highly anticipated rookie. >> reporter: yes, today we got a first look at robert nkemdiche, the rookie defensive end that actually sprained his ankle two weeks ago, made his training camp debut. plenty of hype surrounding him, and bruce arians doesn't feel

the jew. he's attend -- injury. he's attended all the meet, but seeing him on the practice field first for the time and seeing the power he can bring is great, and the rookie said it was a good first step. >> felt good today being back out there with my teammate, and feels good to be back in a football mood. i didn't feel like i was behind at all, really just the ankle itself, and getting used to the sharp and explosive movements, and things like that, so just taking it day by day. >> reporter: and tomorrow he and the rest of the cardinals have the day off, then back to work wednesday, thursday, friday, and then that's a wrap for training camp. i'll get a normal sleep schedule again. >> well we're excited to see our cardinals, jason thank you. and get the ultimate fan

cardinals. we're giverring away tickets to the game september 1st. just download the abc 15 app, look for the contest entry for a chance to win. go to www.abc15.com/win for all the rules and more information. >. all right, the valley drying out after another round of showers this amp, but the storm -- afternoon, but the storm clouds building again in the distance. this is the valley cam looking down to the southwest, past sky harbor, and you can see the storm clouds in the distance. so here's what it looks like on the radar. abc 15 desert doppler, these are the storms bubble up, and we'll watch them closely because they are moving off to the northeast, chances are though once that sun sets we'll lose the instability, and things will start to wind down overnight, and keep the storm chance about 10 percent overnight. looking to the northeast, still a flood advisory for lake havasu city until 7:30. flash flood warning until 8:00

continuing to dump heavy rain along i-40 in the area, lots of dangerous lightning too, so that's the worst of it state- wide. few showers and thunderstorms northeast of flagstaff, but overall the rim hat this hour is -- at this hour is pretty quiet. it's the northwest pocket of the state that's really active, and then the new development down to the southwest of the valley we'll track over the next couple of hours, so overnight a 10 percent chance of a stray shower in phoenix, ca hours. temperatures dropping because of the rain, so much of the evening will be the 80s instead of the 90s, and tomorrow the storm chance in the higher terrain, 40, 50, 60 percent chances up there, and just a slight chance of it moving down into the valley forecast tomorrow. high country, prescott hitting 80, 50 percent chance of storms there. 60 percent shot in flagstaff, and sedona even a chance of

storms at 83. highs in the west valley and glendale, goodyear hitting 101 tomorrow, and the west valley 100 for your highs, and the flexion seven day -- next seven days, temperatures climbing into thursday, drier air drying out the forecast for wednesday and thursday with a slight chance of showers friday, what to expect over the weekend is coming up in the next half hour. despite imagine this, suffering with no air-conditioning in the sweltering summer heat, and for one apartment complex that's one apartment complex that's only the this summer, gear upa ride on the wild side at casino arizona and talking stick resort!

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this is abc 15 news taking action. a weather alert for parts of the valley today, and drivers are well aware. look at the water in the street near 7th street and thunderbird, and here's the wider view, it was pouring down. these spotted across the north and west valley from the valley cam, and you can see how dark the skies got. the most accurate forecast and

moments away. new since 5 tim, tyler coast will have one trial instead of two. he's accused offed raping several -- of raping several girls. the defense wanted one, and the judge ruled in his favor, they were worried about duplicating issues. it's a tale of self-defense in gilbert, but the victim is dead and can't speak fo himself. the 21-year-old said his roommate made threats before he was shot dead yesterday morning here higley road and chandler heights. he and the victim had been living together for two months now. he claims the homeowner, the victim, said he'd kill him if he didn't move out, but right before the killing the suspect wrote i need to move out of my place before i viciously murder my roommate. no word if it hurt it is case. and police need your help

and killed a man outside the 7 lounge saturday night. the man was found wounded in the parking lot near 80th and glendale. if you saw or heard anything please call detectives. >. all right, the valley may be in the clear right now, but showers and thunderstorms are developing to the southwest, and moving to the northeast, so we'll be watching it over the next several hours. right now the heavy stuff is still to the south and southeast of gila bend, and we have a few more pockets inform higher terrain north of he and even a little rain along i- 10 out to the west of tonopah, so we're watching that at this hour, showers in the high country too that we'll look at in minutes, and meanwhile here's what to expect in the valley this evening, the storm chance is slight, but not zero. 10 percent through the evening forecast and overnight as well, and temperatures down into the 80ings, so the rain from earlier already cooled things down a little bit. the earning much more pleasant, then talk about the

in minutes. >. new tonight local muslims have a strong message with isis, and they're doing it with a nation-wide billboard campaign. >> raquel cervantes is live as this group says hey isis, you suck. >> reporter: thousands of drivers travel on the i-10 next to this billboard each day. that also means thousands of eyes can see that message from muslims. >> people ask well why doesn't your community speak out against isis? >> r the muslim community often does speak out against isis, but the message isn't always heard, so now they're going big with a billboard campaign that says isis sucks. >> what isis is doing doesn't reflect islam or muslims. >> reporter: it's a message local muslims can echo. >> it's good to separate the too, and say you suck from actual muslims because what you isis pursues and what they stand for is actually not in our religion at all.

student in the community, deferring her religion -- defending her religion is tiring, but she has to do it. >> we can't ignore it. >> reporter: the doctor says the vision behind the campaign wants people to know that islam means peace. >> we're your neighbors, colleague, class mates, and this is really important to us. >> reporter: the first billboard went up in chicago. this one here in phoenix went up just a few days ago, but the group hopes billboard campaign go nationwide. raquel cervantes. >. new tonight an arizona woman's life is being honored and remembered with a brand new playground. you may remember kayl a mueller held captive and killed by isis. turkey is convinced a deadly wedding attack in the

group hasn't claimed aren't, and new tonight it -- responsibility, and new tonight it looks like turkey has put a stop to coverage on the event, so it could be hard to get information. >. and a bride and groom return to the site of their wedding, a place they should have associated with happiness, but that image destroyed saturday by suicide bombers in turkey, and when they saw the damage, the had a nervous break down, and both had to go to the hospital. new information tonight about an arizona man shot and killed by police in las vegas. based on the first fact finding review the officers won't face charges. they say he didn't listen to commands when confronted by officers back in december, and it looked like he had a weapon. it was a cell phone. but the new review show the officers acted in self-defense,

the district attorney's office will have ape final ruling. the man was wanted in phoenix for several things. a lot of people want jail time for sheriff joe arpaio. that's the sentiment echoed at this rally today, and new tonight a federal judge who ruled on arizona's controversial immigration law could decide his fate. judge susan assigned the case. arpaio could face criminal contempt charges for profiling hispanics in multiple traffic stops after a judge told him though the to do -- not to do so. the feds are reviewing that ruling. >. and president obama getting ready to tour the damage left behind by flooding in louisiana. tonight more than 2800 people remain in shelters, and more tallies are coming in.

we're also hearing about plans to remove all of the debris left in neighborhoods. >. this phoenix pup stung by bees more than 400 times this weekend, the good news tramp is recovering at a local vet. he was able to get a little sleep at least last night and keep food down. his owners say a swarm of bees from a vacant home next door attacked him and their other dog who's expected to be okay. looks like a mail melt down, but tonight the us postal service says we have worry about, but cameras spotting this, people picking up mail, we're told it was just a bunch of adds that fell out of a recycling truck, and no important bills or personal information were included. >. he was supposed to go to prison for life, but a judge has another plan for the man that viciously attacked his mother. >. and ryan lochte's sponsors say see you later. and back to school for

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we're going to be taking a closer look, and let you know what to expect for the rest of the night coming up in minutes. >. you pay a lot for electricity especially in the summer, but what we find out could make you more heated. >. the hot button issue taking over the nation, taking a stand still to transgender laws in and it's up in the air

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guilty but inside is the verdict for a casa grande man that killed his mother in 2013. a judge sending the 40-year-old to the arizona state hospital senate state -- instead of state prison. he was accused of attacking his mother and aunt, and a neighbor. asu police looking into a possible crime involving someone video taping inside a dorm. police say it ha do with snap chat video, but they're investigating if it was criminal. and a federal judge in texas is locking the obama -- blocking the obama administration's directive on transgender bathrooms. the administration directed public schools to allow transgender students access to the restroom of their choice, but a federal judge put a hold on the directive, meaning federal agencies are not allowed to take action against school that is don't follow it. several states backing that

weighing in saying in part this stay protects arizona schools and is a major step forward in our fight against the unlawful bathroom directive. if you want to know more about the directive you can read up on it on www.abc15.com. aps wants to change your behaviors, stop using some of the appliances when you get home from work. here's the plan. >> we've been investing in grid. >> reporter: from power poles on electricity after an outage, it all costs money. and the company already shelled out the cash they said. >> it's not unlike a credit card. you're shopping lout the month. >> reporter: and now it's time for us to pay up. they're asking the arizona corporation commission for rate increases to cover costs since the last increase in 2010. you'd likely see two changes, plus a fixed monthly service charge would go up. >> it's really important to

reliable grid. >> reporter: but it's the second change, mandatory demand rates that has dianne brown worried. here's how it works. they found the one hour you use the most energy between 3:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m., and that's the amount you pay for peak hours during the month. >> we don't think it's fair top consumers to say based on my one hour i have to pay the same amount for over a hundred hours a month. >> reporter: aps says it's the best way demands of the grid, and would raise bills by $11 a month average. >> but if you move the usage, you'll save money. >> reporter: but the corporation commission is still considering the case so you have time to heard. go to www.abc15.com, click sections and let joe know for a link to the commission, and ways to save on your bill. if you need help, here's how to get ahold of me. i'm investigator joe ducey, if you have a problem, let me

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three major sponsors saying good bye. first speedo, then ralph lauren, now a medical device company. speedo is donating his sponsorship fee to children in brazil. >. and uber is gaining momentum for their spanish speaking service in new mexico. the state is the sixth one to get this kind of service after california, illinois, arizona, texas, and nevad new to the most accurate forecast. this is a time lapse throughout the day as you see the skies grow dark, the rain starts to fall, and quickly clears out across the valley. a couple of hours now with quiet weather, but starting to see showers and thunderstorms pop down to the west and southwest as well, so we're going to keep a close eye on all of this here. they're not gaining much momentum it looks like, some tapering off trying to move toward the valley, but really there's just a slight chance at

comes in. most will die down in the next 30 minutes or so. west of tonopah, some rain picking up in intensity in the rain, so getting a little heavy toward the edge of maricopa county. we also have showers and thunderstorms in a northwest arizona area, and these spots getting hit the hardest. several flash flood warnings in effect, those are all the red boxes you see. heavy rain, an inch plus in less than an hour, and a lot of these spots with getting that, so that's why the flash flood warning is kingman, still coming down hard just out to the east of you there. the city itself starting to see a little break, but i-40 is getted slammed, and then there's more to the south as well. as we take a broader look across northern arizona, not much else to track, a few spotty light showers here and there, and one thunderstorm near st. john, but it's isolated. all out there by itself. we're going to were continue to watch it through the night, and with monsoon moisture in place

-- chance of more action tonight. good chance in the higher terrain, and slight chance in the valley. and still the clouds to the southwest. 91, little breezy conditions at the airport at sky harbor. 13 miles per hour from north/northwest. upper 80s, low 90s across the valley, and63 right now in flagstaff. 46 there tonight, 80 here in payson, and then tomorrow 101 for payson, and prescott, and 90 in kingman. for the valley here's what it looks like hour by hour. slight chance of an isolated shower in the early morning forecast, then again in the afternoon and evening. temperatures will be in the 80s in the morning. we'll climb to the triple digits, but just briefly in the afternoon around 4:00 and 5:00 hitting the century mark, and going about a degree above with 101. and drier air coming in wednesday and thursday, sunny and dry as temperatures get a

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there's a $1,000 reward to anyone that leads police to an arrest after a man is found brutally murdered outside an la fitness in chandler. the motive is still not clear. the man that shot and killed a 7-11 clerk says it wasn't his intention. he claim it was an accident. that the man didn't listen to his commands. they fought over the gun he says, he fired it on the to get the clerk off it, but he was killed. on shooter telling his story about how he stared death in the faith. police say the attack near -- face. police say the attack is different than the others. the victim was driving down the street and came under fire. in most case it is victims were in parked cars. the man in this case was with his young nephew at the time, and they were not hurt. and repairs underway to close up this sink hole near 59th and indian school. it's a big hole, about 20 feet

moment. >. and you can't just say anything you want on twitter, more on the roommate shooting coming tonight at 10:00 not long after a threat online. hear from those that knew the two guys involved. and the hidden health alert in nail polish, and if a store sells the same product on different aisles it should be the same price right? maybe not. the undercover investigation at chance of a few more spotty showers tonight or tomorrow. drier through the middle of weeks, and rain chances friday and saturday, but slight at 10 percent. the high country active with the slight chances in the valley. temperatures not bad, at or below average the next seven days.

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