10. it may sound familiar, but the story is much different. who dps are looking for now. >> and three lockdowns in one week, a valley school district getting tough over false threats, saying they're fed up with all of the foolishness. >> and good morning, everybody. abc 15 mornings is on. you notice the 70s, and that temperature game? >> it's true and temperature gauge? >> and it's true. lasting through winter, right? >> and they're going to get hotter today. so, not the you know what, guys, the temperature is below the average for this type of the year. you know where into summer when you start saying hurray. and only to the low 100s for highs. that is the case today. right now, not feeling too bad and waking up to temperatures in the 70s. across much of the valley, phoenix dropping to 78 degrees. and a few high clouds but all dry. the most accurate forecast, warming quicker today into the

and mid-90s by noon and today's high, hotter than yesterday. and we'll show you what storm chances look like around the state in a few minutes. >> and we we're starting out with a crash this morning and looked like a stall. at this point, it's a crash and looks like it's past the shot. that is why you're seeing slowing here and there is a crash on the left-hand side and that is closer to 35th avenue, and switch to the traffickia. and that is why you're slowing on i-10 here. the rest quiet, including i-17, a 16- minute drive, southbound from loom 101 and we'll -- loop 101 and we'll give you a closer look in a few minutes. >> and we mallory, let's get to breaking news out of the west valley. sun city, really, where a suspect vanishes after a traffic stop. even in handcuffs as katie conner was telling us near 100 avenue and grant. do we know why this guy was pulled over in the first place.

at the gas station. and he said the guy was in handcuffs and in the back of the patrol car, but the trooper forgot one thing. >> reporter: just said to my friend jay, i said, listen, that guy can jump out of there real easy and get out of that car. no sooner than i said that, he did it. >> reporter: and this was the suspect's car where dps found a significant amount of drugs inside and they won't go more detail, but the troopers searched this entire area for the guy and even looking through a hospital across the street and he was gone. back out here live, dps called off the search for the guy. as soon as we learn about that, we will pass it to you at home. >> thank you, dan. and some deja vu. the police are looking for a person who fired a gun at a car along the freeway and this is not a return of the freeway

abc 15s justin pizzera is end. >> ing us live and there is not much. >> reporter: and let's set the scene for you here. this area might look firm or it should and this is the 51 interchange. you are riding in one of the cars and someone opens fire and that happened this weekend. so, take a look at the type of car dps is looking for now and that is a and the woman driving it pointed the gun out of the window and fired the the guy and there a bullet hole in the side of the truck and dps said the woman was driving erratically on i-10 before this happened and they're looking for her now and may be if you were in the area, you saw that happen and they want to hear from you. you can call dps and text them and the information and they

morning. justin pize, ra, abc 15. and police say a cigarette butt helped crack a series of sexual assault cases that have gone cold in the west valley. glendale police have been searching for the 18-year-old dennis moody for two years. police say he admitted to tackling several women and sexually assaulting them in 2014. and all happening near 47th avenue and longdale and jackie remembers what a scary time that was and that the arrest brings her closure, but she is sure the victims the same. >> and i can't imagine. i mean i would never be comfortable, even after and i would not be comfortable going outside. >> and moody was 16 years old at the time. dna from that cigarette that he asked the last victim for about attacking, matched evidence from the more creleapt -- recent sexual assault. and from on the run to incar rated, this phoenix teen is on the run.

year-old for nearly a week and that he opened fire on a woman at an apartment complex in peoria avenue. and officers caught a break and stopped him at a bus stop yesterday. at last check, the victim is still in extremely critical condition. and police are looking for the person who shot and kill a man on monday night. the victim identified as perkins jr. and police tell us that someone shot and killed him during an argument and ran off. silent witness is offering a reward for any lead to an arrest. and busted for wheeling and dealing bath salts and spice. this is a u.s. air marshal walking out of federal court. the dea investigating hanks for his role in maybing and telling the drugs. four others, including two former police officers, were busted last year for this operation and we did reach out to the tsa on his current employment status and we're waiting to hear back. when is it going to stop? and that is what we're hearing

after a number of threats forced three lockdowns in the span of one week and that is so disruptive here. you know who else had in of? district leaders. they tell us a number of investigations are underway to find out who is behind the threats and some tell us the lockdowns are getting out of hand. >> and i mean it can't just be one in a blue moon, i would say and that kid doesn't want to take a test and called it in and what is the ran for this to keep basis. >> and someone crying wolf, maybe. if they find the students responsible, those student -- students could be expelled. and a valley worker is fighting to recover after getting shocked by power lines and this is happening twice in just two days and the most recent worker was burned on the legs and the 23-year-old is at a burn unit now and that accident happened near 52nd street and dynamite yesterday morning and for the man shocked

a close eye on him and in these situations, doctors say monitoring the patient's heart is very important and that 40- year-old was hurt in the far west valley south of tona pa. and 7 minutes after the 5:00 hour. he's used to writing about the news and not being a part of it. police are telling us a tv news producer is caught running a prostitution ring out of his house. >> and paradise city. what heel to police after they arrested him forgetting too rowdia the a guns and roses -- rowdy at a guns and roses concert. and loop 101 and thomas road. it's light and we're going to the 101 and i-17 and give you a look at the dessert drive time. >> and we're off to a nice and mild start. it's hot this afternoon and i

. all right, light talk about the most accurate forecast. and look at the temperature in folks.

you have time to do it. we're off to a very nice start. our sun comes up at 5:58 and close to the 6:00 hour, but we'll see some of the daylight around 5:45 this morning. look at the temperatures around the valley, waking up into the mid-70s in mesa; 77 in deer valley and 75 in peoria and so, pretty comfortable across the valley as you get ready to step out of the door. we will warm back into the 80s guy 8:00 and -- by 8:00 and you will notice the most accurate 80s and including in phoenix. by lunchtime into the mid-90s, toasty and sunny skies and by the time you head home, 5:00, the temperatures in the low 100s and today's high temperature is close to where we made it to yesterday. we have changes to talk about as far as our storm chances and i will break that down day in the seven-day forecast. mallory. we're still not seeing big

approach 43rd because of the crash there. i want to show you a new crash i am hearing about on loop 20 woon red mountain. i heard about this and i have not seen it yet on the a-cot camera. i will get -- a-dot cameras and i will get you more details. still extra light here on the 101. travelling eastbound from 75th avenue to i-17, the dessert drive time is six minutes. i am hearing of a new crash on i-10 near loop 101 and we'll have more details on that next. and 5:11 never forget to make again. why one woman's bus stop mistake landed her behind bars. >> and do you think the glucosamine pills are helping out? maybe, maybe not. joe will let you know how three different lawsuit settlements could mean moneyback for you. >> and we did an alert on the phone. you had the abc 15 mobile app of the attack happens at american university. we're learning that students have died in the attack. the newest information coming in. >> and this morning on gmas

petitioners are calling for the removal of the judge who sentenced 18-year-old david becker to probation instead of prison time. after he was charged with sexually assaulting two classmates. at a plea hearing in june, judge thomas estes siding with becker's lawyer, who argued that bicker had suffered due to his actions. bicker was arrested in -- becker was arrested in april after two 18-year-old girls told police they were drinking at a house party sleep in a bed with him. each woke up at separate times to become ecker assaulting them. he said he was unaware one of the alleged victims was sleeping and denied having any contact with the other. coming up at 7:00 a.m., we'll have more on the impact of petitions against these types of rulings the. with the gma first look, i'm lindsay janice, abc news, new

. the university of phoenix stadium and that set enrique miranda jr. off on several profanity-laced tirades. >> and probably make more money than you. you know what? i'm going to sue you guys, i am going to sue the university of phoenix security. i am going to sue all the [ bleep ] >> and that hood you see on there, that caught my eye, too, that is see he would not spit on the officers. the police said he wa recorded and that didn't stop him either. in addition to the lawsuit threat, he took it one step further. [ indiscernible ] you think you're tough because you're a cop? i will sneak in your house and -- [ indiscernible ] >> what our officers have to deal with. the threat in itself could lead to more serious charges than what he would have faced. and in delaware, investigators are looking into how a woman fell to her death from a zip line ride.

morning after the 59-year-old woman fell about 40 feet off of a platform and into the heavily wooded area. rescuers tried to revive her on the way to the hospital but it was too late, though. more details are expected to be released later on today. a north carolina mom facing charges this morning after forgetting to pick up her kindergartener from the bus stop. the bus driver refused to let the young student off of the bus and called 9 lynch. this is not the first time it happened. when officers tracked the mom down, they found four other childr h oldest just eight years old. and how do you like your twinkies? with cream filling or with meth? that is what officers in oklahoma found inside of a vehicle after a traffic stop. they had to bring in the drug- sniffing dog to search the car. the bust was made and the driver and the passenger now behind bars and they were travelling to kentucky from california with those twinkies.

rexal sundown, but you may want to know the names they're sold under. >> if you bought it at target or wall gripes or cvs, it's likely are covered and will get cash back. >> reporter: these glucosamine and condroitin supplements are sold as kirkland and kroger. they made false statements about health benefits and means $8 back per bottle and up to 104 back. >> is your subaru using more oil than it should? certain year models of forrester and impreza and more had a detect. the settlement means extended warranties by three years or -- >> if i you had to get your car fixed because of an oil leakage problem, you might look at the repairs back. >> and if if you're like me, you're at home depot a lot and you could be due money back. >> and during a six-month window in 2049, if you use a self-checkout line, there is a

settlement. >> home depot announced a data breach that compromised data and credit cards if you self- checked out between april and september of 2014. you will get 18 months of free credit monitoring and could get up to $10,000 if you can prove documented losses because of the breach. >> new to the company's admit the wrong doing and see if you equal fight and for deadlines, go to abc15.com and click on sections and let joe know. if you need my help call me or e-mail me and find me on i'm joe ducey. if you have a problem, let me know. and the monsoon is bringing us a bit of action this past week, can with storms yesterday. a couple of mornings ago, we had wet weather. today, though, nothing to worry about as you get ready to head to work. abc 15 dessert doppler all clear and dry. it's not just the valley but conditions across the state, all clear and dry for now. a few high clouds out there and noise, on the tracking storms currently and as we go through today, though, we will see more

rim and especially. that is where that storm potential will be. but, unlike yesterday, it does look like the storms will actually move away from the valley and that is once they develop rather than pushing off the higher it errain into the phoenix metro. that tuesday, there is a sleet chance we could get a sleet shower or storm and spots to the west and that is worth watching. the storm chances are looking to stay below 10% today and tomorrow, a boost brigs more storms across the state and bee tomorrow everyone and evening, we could be tracking storms in the valley and some dust, too and that continues into saturday as well and there could be storms saturday afternoon and temperaturewise, not bad now. we're at 78 degrees and warming into the 90s by 11:00. upper 90s by 1 and today's high, 103. check out the seven-day forecast. tomorrow, that temperaturetrops

up. as we dry out on sunday, we start to get hotter. mal or, by next week -- malory, by next week, up around 105. >> and we have a new crash on the 10. eastbound at 107th avenue and off to the side and that should not be a huge traffic impact. you never know with the curiousity factor. you could see slowing near 10 7th avenue and as you continue eastbound, you will see two pockets of slowing here. the first between 67th and and we have that crash at 35th off to the side and that is causing extra congestion there and there is an early start to rush our ho -- issue hour on the 10. i-17 picture-perfect and the east valley. we have the crash on loop 202 on 40th street and more details on that next. and 5:21 is the time now. a burning roof fill on his face, leaving him with series injuries and today, he celebrates a milestone and yo

the first time in more than a

. 5:24. if you're just joining us, an incredible story is to share with you. we're getting a first look at the man who received the world's most extensive face transplant. patrick hardison can now eat, see, hear, and breathe normally. just amazing. this miss sippy firefighter

after a burning roof fell on him 49 years ago. -- 14 years ago. since then, he's been through 72 surgeries and never was the way he wanted. the mother made a tough decision to donate the late mom's face. the father of five said one of the best moments of his life was seeing his children for the first time after the august 2015 surgery and just amazing. >> unbelievable story. >> yeah. >> and medically, emotionally and everything. >> wow. another story to warm your heart and restore your f humanity. a group of sailors giving a special performance to a world war ii veteran. >> and honoring him with the nave's famed fight song. >> and there is the salute. the 98-year-old pearl harbor survivor stood and saluted as the sailors performed anchors aweigh. when he had to stop the regular visits to the uss iowa because of health concerns, they

to him. the video of the surprise serenade is viewed 4.5 million times and we thank him for his service. >> and chills seeing that. i love that. >> and good deeds can go a long way and specially to help local hero. >> and a five-year-old boy from new jersey serving as an example for all of us when he bought lunch for the men and women in blue. he spent his allowance money on sandwiches. william's mom said the son respects officers and he wanted healthy meal. >> and as a thank you to the boy, william went home with a number of gifts from the officers, including a shirt. the police department issued a statement on the facebook page thanking william for that meal. a great example of all involved. >> and starting them young. and all right, if you're getting up and enjoying the cup of coffee, the temperatures are nice now and i will show you how much hotter it is the next few days. next. >> and an early start to e-10 this morning and i am going to

times coming up. >> and ahead, a chandler neighborhood in shock this morning and turn says out the house was a headquarters for prostitution. >> and we have to go to the west valley. dps had a guy handcuffed. the next thing you know, he vanishes from the scene. >> and you might have seen the posts all over facebook. the health benefits of apple

. >> the wrong side of the story. a tv news producer making headlines this morning, accused of run a house of the prostitution in a valley neighborhood. >> and a bizarre story in sun set after a trooper makes the arrest. the guy manages to get away. i will explain how coming up. >> and the race to find survivors after that aftershocks have buildings in italy on the brink of collapse. the efforts being made right now. interest. we saw a story of survival and that was amazing, seeing the 10- year-old girl pulled from the rubble. >> and we have a lot of feel- good moments this morning. >> uh. >> and especially when you look at the current temperatures at the bottom of the screen. 78 degrees in phoenix and this is going to be our view as we approach sunrise and looking live, the sun is up not just yet but we have clear skies out

high clouds and dry, too. the temperature at 78 and today, it will be another hot one. a repeat of yesterday as we warm to 96 degrees and that is by lunchtime and 103 for a high today. we'll talk about the storm chances for today and the rest of the week in minutes. mallory. and so far, most of the valley is looking quiet. kind of picture perfect for your morning drive. we're getting an early start to the delays on the 10 and take a look in the west valley. we're already up to a 16-minute dessert drive time. you to i-17 and there is some congestion. pretty much the entire stretch and we had the crash at 107th and another one at 35th, even though they're not blocking the traffic there but causing extra congestion this morning. another crash is on loop 2 and eastbound near 44th street and i have been taking a look down there and that does no the look like it's blocking traffic and not a huge problem. definitely something to look out for and we'll head to the

a traffic stop didn't go as planned for a dps trooper. this is a story you will see on abc 15 mornings and the suspect voled here escaped and still on the run. the scene pinpointed here and on the u.s. 60 and grand avenue. and they're blocking down ape area as well and abc 15s katie conner is on the scene. and do we know who troopers are looking for? >> right now, investigator -- investigators are going over the video here at the gas station. this morning, a trooper pulled over, a guy followed him here to the gas station, put the guy in handcuffs and that is when he put him in the back of the patrol car. dps said the guy managed to get out and run across grand avenue here and wet independencees say they saw him running through the -- witnesses said they saw him running through the parking lot.

dps said inside the suspect's car, they found a significant amount of drugs and they're not going into detail about what exactly the drugs are. as soon as we learn more, we'll pass it along. the manhunt was called off after 4:00 a.m. this morning. as soon as we get that suspect description, we will let everyone at home know. of course, we'll continue to ask the questions as to how exactly the guy managed to get out of that patrol car without anyone seeing. chris? >> and katie conner with the thank you, danielle. a child is in critical condition after getting hit by a car. the police say the four-year- old was with two adults and they were jay walking when they were hit. the two adults are expected to be okay. the driver and passenger of that car, they ran a re from the scene, but the driver later turned himself in to the cactus park precinct and we're waiting to hear if any charges will be filed. and we're hoping to get our hands on the mugshot of a man suspected in a shooting in

yesterday morning. jesus caste well, well, in o, is s in custody. the victim is in the hospital and expected to be okay. police have not said what led to the shooting. was it road rage or something more? police searching for a woman who started shooting at another driver along the freeway. abc 15s justin pize, a joins us now with -- pizera joins us now with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. very scary moments here along i- 10 in the 51 interchange. and this probably looks familiar, but along the road here and someone rolling down their window, pulls out a gun and starts shooting at you and incredibly scary. dps is looking for a black kia soul and like i said. the woman rolled down her window and pointed that gun and fired at a truck. there was a bullet hole in that truck. listen to the dispatchers call

called 9 lynch. >> -- 911. >> a white kia sedan, black female driver, shotgun at rp and gun reported as a black handgun, apl vehicle exited on hov third avenue districts. they heard a pop and something hit the vehicle. >> and so that driver, a black woman, they believe in her mid- 20s and again, driving the black kia soul and you can see how busy it is out here. dps hopes someone in the area saw something happen. again, they said she was crying if you think you know something, dps wants to hear from you. live along i-10, justin pizera, eyewitness 15. and shootings and valley freeways sound familiar, right? leslie merritt jr. going to court to try to get the gun back. the one time shooting suspect no longer facing charges. the dps crime lab stands by the conclusion that his .9- millimeter handgun is what was used in several shoot -- several shootings last year.

chandler neighborhood and a new effort to fine the killer. an 84-year-old man was killed and his body was found outside of the l.a. fitness. a few hours from now, the officers will canvass the area near warner and dobson road, hoping to get new clues in this case. >> and he has the keys in the ignition and never started the car but like the coors are open like he was trying to get in. >> and there is a $1,000 reward for any information. chandler police have a special section on their website >> and a freelance network news producer is accuseed of running a prostitution shop out of his chandler home and he's often part of nbc network news team coverage that they cover big stores across arizona and he used to run the fox tv newsroom in tucson and court documents say he had a male prostitute working out of his chandler home and according to the documents, undercover police

lessen. this is a neighbor and her reaction. no words. speechless. the suspect did no the have much to say either. a man said that he could not talk. we didn't hear back from nbc news. >> inch of the it's a race against the clock right now to find survivors in yesterday's earthquake in italy. and this is something else. i have to tell you. the death to magnitude quake rose overnight while you were sleeping to 247. how far, crews are still working frantically right now and trying to dig out survivors and the death toll should still rise, cluing those from the u.s. and that were in this area. y there central italian towns have been reduced to rubble and an entire box of buildings turned into boils of sand,

the area and a putrid smell of gas in that area. and that image is a 10-year-old girl. they spotted her leg and dug her out and she's going to survive, my friend. >> and that is a win, definitely for the folks there. 5:38 as we wake up. we have an inside look at a buckeye home where more than a dozen dogs were seized because of terrible living conditions there and so far, the homeowner is not facing charges. the deputies found two dogs outside of the home tuesday in rough they took those two and 65-year- old sturgeon would not let the deputies inside of the home. they got a search warrant and ended up taking 11 more dogs, they say, living in what you can see is just deplorable conditions. and i'm not holding back ahead of an exclusive 2020 interview airing friday night. and we're now hearing more from kayla mueller's parents of where they went through and

worker from prescott taken byis in syria and her parents say the humanitarian group refused to help negotiate for her freedom and even withhold critical information. you can see the entire emotional interview that is friday night at 9 here on abc 15. hey, if you thought the monsoon was over, well, yesterday's bout of heavy rain and high wins, all of that dust in some parts served as a reminder. the rain is enough to make cars along 24th street showdown a bit and this is north of mcdowel and electrical crews working overtime trying to repair outages caused by the storm and we came across the troubled spot near 45th avenue and glendale. the power lines slumping there and not entirely down. the power was out for people in that neighborhood and it was restored last night and who have to keep our guard up, iris. >> and yesterday, we were talking on abc 15 mornings about watching the foothills as they roll off and they rolled

the foothills and kept pushing south and brought some gusty winds. today, we'll have to keep an eye on the sky, although our valley rain chances look less promising, rather, even than what we had yesterday. and let's first talk temperatures and what you will feel when you step outside. first of all, look at the beautiful view. camelback mountain and the sun approaches the horizon. its running comparable to where they were yesterday. if you enjoyed yesterday morning, today, i think you will enjoy it as well when you step outside. the early morning activities in mesa in the you head out. 79 in goodyear and 77 in door valley. -- deer valley. this is how the hour-by-hour temperature forecast shapes up. by 10:00, we're into the 90s and like yesterday, a repeat of that high. 103 and just a tad below the average this time of the year and we'll talk about the storm chances in a few moments. and delays on the 10 in the west valley and remaining steady now and basically 83rd

crash at have that one and the one at 35th is clear. and a different one there. the seven-minute drive time westbound from the 02 to the 60s. the rest of the east valley is super quiet as well. i want to give you a look at loop 101 in the nowhere part of the valley at 19th avenue. things are picking up and we're going there next to see what you can expect for north valley it's unbelievable how mother nature can destroy is a place. >> and more dramatic images coming in from the path of destruction as eight tornados zip zagged across indiana. it's 5:41. the fight for higher wages in our state continuing this morning. we're going to tell you about the push of 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".

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what i'm you're there, you can find the most accurate forecast. about 5:45 on this thursday and 78 degrees. isn't that nice to see that 7 there early this morning? we'll check in with iris in just a moment. and majory moore is keeping -- mal lory is keeping an eye on the roads and has your dessert drive times as well. >> and i ran downstairs. i was so >> how long did it take? >> it was too fast. >> oh, man that woman is right. those tornados moving fast. this morning, so many people like that woman are getting a better look at the mass destruction left behind from eight tornados that hit outside of indianapolis and look at some of the images coming in. the roofs ripped off of homes there and apartment buildings. homes reduced to a pile to piles of wood. the vehicles tossed around like

trees uprooted and the images from looks at this here, you will see this. watch this. you will see a starbucks that is flattened in the town of cocomo, north of indianapolis. and there it goes there. you see that? the whole building collapsed. amazingly, nobody was injured. when rescuers got to the 20 or so people inside, they found them huddled together in a bathroom. and i believe we have look now. do we have that available after the chopper shot? and that is why there. and this is getting over as you look at the images, the chopper is showing some of the damage. the governor mike pen ce is coming off of the campaign trail to tend to the people of the state and i will share that with you. >> and chris, turn from the cleanup of one natural cast iser to another. and mobile homes will be filling front yards as tens of

their lives back together and bringing in the temporary housing and how thousands were displaced by the catastrophic flooding. homeowners can get grants up to $15,000 aimed at making houses a liable and quick so that people can get back inside while they're doing more extensive repairs and. >> it's official. donald trump headed back to the valley on wednesday just a week away and many speculatings how much he will touch on immigrat after softening the methods this week, and moving away from the harsh rhetoric to controversial plans like the promise to deport 11 million undocumented workers and however, hispanic leaders here don't buy this pivot. >> and we would see this as an act of desoperation and what he thinks he now has to say to win in the general election. >> and donald trump will be at the hyatt regency in downtown phoenix next wednesday. and happening today, the civil rights leader dolores

latina elected officials they're urging people to get out and vote against trump and against senator john mccain. >> and if we look at the numbers, donald trump is leading hillary clinton in the state and the new poll has them with the 5-point lead. 49% to clinton's 44% and among likely voters. it's conducted by phone last month. and senator john mccain faces a big primary challenge next week and polls. the same poll has mccain with a 26-point lead over the closest challenger and republican kelly ward, among the voters and showed mccain with of% of the support towards 29% and with the primary coming up this tuesday, we know this is a lot to stay on top of and with the election and with the free political app. and i didn't see like the

and those against the minimum wage and on this issue. last week, a judge ruled in favor of the initiative and if approved, the wages would go up to $12 by the year 2020. and those against that hike, though, say the judge's ruling was gone. the judge's argument that opponents didn't challenge the petition soon enough. >> and speaking of jobs, if you're in need of work, you have a few hours to get your res pay together for a huge job fair and there are hundreds of jobs open and they're the city of phoenix and the range of possibilities will be a hiring, vent and this is today at the phoenix convention center downtown and that is from 10:30 this morning until 4:30 in the afternoon. a big amount of time to get down there and get a now job. all right, as you plan your thursday, maybe you're just waking up with us. we have to talk about how nice it is now. we also have to talk about how we will be watching the skies again today. mainly in the higher terrain

mountain storms today and we could get some wind gusts out of the storms here in the valley. and so we'll be watching for the winds like what we saw yesterday in the phoenix metro this afternoon. and the valley storm chances today do look lower and there is a slight chance of a straight storm nearby and that is a chance, something we're going to watch here and below 10% and as it doesn't look promising. you can see the future cast will show you the best storm potential will be higher terrain and unlike yesterday, the storms won't be racing south but staying off to the north is and that should keep them out of the valley. we could get some gusty winds from them and we'll watch for an isolated pop storm to the west and the surrounding desserts. other than, that you can see the future cast keeping the valley all clear and changes, more storms in the high country and eye boost in monsoon moisture here and we have a watch for storm chances in the valley. that chance up to 20% tomorrow and into saturday morning.

afternoon and evening that can produce strong winds and pockets of heavy rain and some dust, too and temperaturewise, today, just like yesterday, 103 below average. the temperatures stay in low 100s through the weekend and we're going to get hotter into next week. and i will talk more about that uv index before heading out of the door in a few minutes. and i-10 is jam packed new near 75th avenue and starts before this around 83rd or so and we have had a crashes this morning and that added to the typical delays on the tents and give you a look at the big traffic map and that is where delays are on the 10 now and ay crash, 107th avenue eastbound and off to the side. you could see some extra slowing there as well. the north part of the valley is super quiet as you take in the 101 and the 17 or 51 southbound and you should be good to go there and the i-17 is busy area near the i-10 stock and we're looking at this next.

this morning. the coyotes hired dawn braid, making her the first full-time female coach in nhl history. she will be the team's skating coach before working part time for the coyotes last season. she worked as a skating consultant for several teams, including the toronto maple leafs and anaheim ducks. and people don't forget, abc 15. we're giving away tickets to the cards-broncos game on september 1st. download the abc 15 app and look for the contest entry for your chance to it's the latest health craze flooding your facebook timeline. people swearing by the health benefits of apple cider vinegar. the quick fix might be doing more harm than good. >> and coming up at 6, are tsa agents at phoenix sky harbor discriminating against a child? that is what one mom said after

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don't know if there are any positive health benefits from it and there are a lot of studies showing negative side affects. >>. and this is the spoiler alert, too. the dieticians saying there is not a major i elixir or replacement for a balanced diet or exercise. it's back, phoenix's zombie walk is rising from the grave. it was originally cancelled months ago, but organizers have revived it and they're resurrecting changes as well. and it will bring the dead to downtown's on saturday, october 29th. >> and we how's this for a pleasant sight? we have clear skies as you wake up with us this morning. i will show you what temperatures and storm chances look like in your most accurate forecast. >> and your hot stuff this morning is on i-10 and a crash off of the freeway that you will want to watch out for. >> and happening now, dps is asking for help in the investigation after a person shoots and strikes a car on the i-10 near the 51. . >> and a travel nightmare for a couple on their honeymoon.

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warehouse goes up in flames not far from the las vegas strip here and a nearby pet hotel threatened as animals are quickly moved to safety. >> and tough images there this morning and we'll check in on that story and others at the live desk. >> and we know you're getting up and having breakfast. >> and you know what? the good news, it will be a smooth walk to the bus stop and as far as the weather goes and get into the accurate forecast and we have the mostly clear skies as you out of the door and no rain to worry about and temperatures pretty good, too and in the 70s across the valley, including fix. wore at a nice 79 degrees and feel good this morning and mostly sunny skies and light breeze says and by this afternoon, it will get hotter and pack a water bottle for the kids and temperatures will heat up into the hundreds and as they get out of school. and we'll climb to 1032 erand below the average and