the rain, lightning and thunder moving in overnight. we could be in store for another round later on today. we will talk to virus about the weather in just a second. the windshield wipers are moving in the wind is starting to slow down -- rain is starting to slow down. >> you are starting to see the delays on the roads. this is loop 101 eastbound right near 35th avenue but really either direction he will start to see some delays. you arse going because of the showers coming down, very slick road conditions so we've seen a couple minor crashes the summer , not weather-related but a good reminder to slow down speeds. let's switch over to the traffic map. the only delays we are seeing now are i-10 basically 83rd to just pass the i-17 stacked but one crash you will see is southbound at cassius road.

>> especially in the north valley, that's where we've got the wettest weather and the strongest storms and even some lightning flashes showing up in deer valley. i told you the rain would move in your neighborhood and it certainly has with the light -- lightning right around 16th street near deer valley and north phoenix. all of this is tracking the northeast, heading up into northeast scottsdale. just west of the loop 101 also moving northeast towards anthem so in that area your way and cave creek, all of this pushing to the northeast. got spotty showers as we wake up under mostly cloudy skies. this morning watch for the with roads as you heading to work and as we go through the day we will track more monsoon moisture meaning it will be warm but also humid and that's going to mean more storm chances. so 81 now, 94 by lunchtime, a high of only 99 and we talk about the threat of afternoon

i am allison rodriguez live in the right -- in the live drive. the rain is starting to come down. let me turn this around and show you, the windshield wipers are going. i am not sure if this is weather-related but that -- but at this hour looks like it went out at some point near 7th street and greenway. this is now a four way stop. i was showing this downpour on the facebook live page just a few not -- moments ago share page but just crazy. you can see out here. the other video from overnight was from near 51 and chart -- and thomas. so it has been a wet start to the day and we will be heading northbound here in just a few minutes, exactly where iris said some of the heavier rains and downpours are right now so we will head up that way and if it does happen we will bring it to you live right here on tv or on facebook live in so make sure you are catching up because there are

reporting in the live drive allison rodriguez abc15. let's get to the stories you've been seeing first on abc15 mornings, a man rushed to the hospital after he was shot in the stomach near 28th street and broadway. abc15's megan thompson joins us live from the scene. i want to correct myself, the person was seen -- wasn't even taken to the hospital? >> county hospital with a gunshot wound to the abdomen. police were on the scene investigating when they heard hey, some guy walked himself to the county hospital in the believe it's connected to the scene. around 3:00 this morning they found shell casings and noticed there were about three bullet holes in a car that belonged to an elderly couple who lived on

they had three bullet holes inside their car but they don't believe they are connected at all to this particular shooting. what is interesting though is that it's also the scene of another shooting from late last night and we want to get over to danielle lerner with an update on that though police aren't saying if police -- if the two are connected. >> the hunt is on for the gunman involved in a triple shooting. one victim being taken away on a stretcher with three men shot near 28th street and broadway. that area was blocked off for most of the night while police investigate. we did speak with the father of one of the victims. >> i got a phone call and rushed over here. he just that he got jumped. it really hasn't sunk in yet until i saw and then rolling him into the ambulance on the gurney. >> they tell us all three victims had life-threatening injuries. if you have any information, please call police

give me one shot. >> two years later the pain is no easier to bear as an arizona gun instructor was accidentally killed by a young girl that he was teaching to use an uzi . on tuesday we interviewed the attorney for the gun instructor's family and now we are hearing from his daughter on why they are deciding now to file a wrongful death lawsuit. >> we would really like to see somebody take responsibility for what happened to my dad. it was really irresponsible every business associated with the gun range to allow that little girl to shoot an automatic weapon that killed my dad. >> she says the lawsuit could bring closure by holding somebody accountable. you can see the full interview this morning on good morning america. from the start, donald trump has built his campaign on prejudice and paranoia. he is

>> this war of words taking a nasty turn on the campaign trail as both clinton and trump are calling each other racist while at the rallies. clinton just released an ad that shows a leader of the [ null ] talking about why he supports donald trump . the gop nominee shot back: >> she lies and she smears and she paints decent americans you, as racists. >> he also argued that democrats' policies hurt people far worse than his words. meanwhile emails from clinton's private server could be released in just a few weeks as a federal judge has ordered the state department to deliver emails uncovered by the fbi no later than 13 february. the order is aimed at documents relating to the 2012 attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya. this is different from that ordered by another judge

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you are taking a live look at our mayo clinic valley cam. you can see loop 101 there at the bottom but out of at -- out to the west the dark ominous skies as the rain moves toward that area so if you live around desert ridge marketplace then you've got that rain heading right towards you. that's where the heaviest rain is right now. much of the valley is fairly quiet but we have heavier showers and thunderstorms moving right over deer valley now, all pushing to the northeast and eventually through the higher terrain in our state and northern arizona but as i get back to the valley again this is the area where we are seeing heavier rain right now. a few spotty showers under mostly cloudy skies. that could be as you get ready to head out the door. right now sitting at 81 degrees keeping the 20% chance for rain in the forecast. we keep that until we start to

get a lull but don't let your guard down as we go into the afternoon, storm chances go back up and we've got a 20% chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon , this evening and tonight. storms could produce dust, gusty winds and heavy rain along with heavy -- along with lightning. iris, the roads are really soaking wet in the north valley. take a look at this adot camera not extensive delays but you can see how wet it is out there. visibility could be affected in some parts of the 101, but as farce that crash, it's just about clear. but we do have a new one loop 101 northbound at shea boulevard, sounds like it involves a motorcyclist. i will try to get you more info but valley wide, these will just be on the west valley on i- 10 and i-17 chris.

another appeal for paralympic in oscar pistorius. while you were sleeping a judge in south africa rejected a bid to challenge his six-year sentence. the state originally pushed for 15 years for the murder of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. brand-new information on just a brutal and horrific story we are following out of mississippi where two nuns were

i'm allison rodriguez and we are in the north valley right now. let's flip the camera around and show you what you're seeing. the windshield wipers are going and we've got some sprinkles going right now to the right of us. things are starting to clear.

now. i want to take you guys with me . this will take another second if we could hear because look how dark these clouds over here are. what a difference when we change directions, heading here. we will check back in with the live drive in just a second. >> all right, thanks allison. right now we've got to turn -- talk about the search for the serial street shooter. police need your help on this one now more than ever before. abc15's katie connor has more and police headquarters. they think the killer could be moving east? >> dan, every one of the victims were shot and killed right near or inside their cars, silent witness just increasing the reward to $75,000. they say he's targeting people in marysville and also the central phoenix area.

a 12-year-old girl. he appears to be a hispanic male with access to several cars. it's not clear if he's acting alone but in some cases witnesses reported seeing a second person with him. so far silent witness has received over 1500 tips but they are still waiting on one to crack the case. >> typically thing -- people think this probably isn't the car, they overthink the information. we don't want that. if it feels -- not right, trust your gut. >> if you recognize the man in this witness at 480-witness. >> katie conner with the latest on that locally and now to a shocking crime out of mississippi where this morning two nuns were found dead inside their home and now the hunt is on for the killer. they believe they were the victims of a home invasion robbery type situation. officers were called to the scene when the nuns did not show up for work. police say it was not a

they died. this morning we are hearing from the vic hummes' families. >> whatever motivates them -- my aunt and sister lived their lives to try to make the world better for people who have nothing. >> this morning the motive remains unclearly, heartbreaking and quite frankly disgusting though. and hard to believe today marks one year since a horrific shooting on live tv as to journalists were shot and killed while conduct an interview. when it was unfolding all morning long. the virginia station where alison parker and adam ward worked say even though a year has passed they are still in the healing process. a third person was shot but survived the attack. we are expecting an update sometime toward -- today on a florida mother who gave birth to a baby with zika virus. she got it while visiting her

funny about this, heading into the break a few minutes ago, and eight your boy we've learned -- this eight-year-old was shot in buffalo, new york but officers say the child was just sitting in a vehicle and witnesses told officers they heard up to 15 gunshots. they don't know how many times the boy was hit. our sister station is offering video from the scene of this investigation. dax closer to home what if you had an issue neighbors? if you didn't like who was moving in next door, what would you do? one woman sent a petition and now two years later the city is taking action. the topic is sober homes, where addicts go to turn their lives around and get clean. ashley was worried about whether or not too many of those homes would pop up in her neighborhood near 70 -- 75th street and cactus. >> the way it is set up we could have 10 sober homes on

sold. >> reporter: is that something you would want? >> no [laughter] no. i think there should be a limit . >> city officials wanted to see how this issue with play out in other communities but now it will be a topic at tuesday's council meeting so heads up on that. strong winds, dust, heavy rain will all be possible through saturday for the phoenix metro are possible also in the higher terrain as we track a boost in monsoon moisture and also several disturbances moving across our state today into tomorrow. so keep that abc15 mobile app handy for the next couple of days as storms will be a possibility in the valley and across the state. right now not seeing any major impacts aside from the wedge -- the wet roads, but the rain is falling from about deer valley over to fountain hills, impacting spots right along the loop 101 here this morning and

northeast, heading up towards cave creek and anthem. new river will get clipped by these showers rolling to the northeast. a few spotty light showers in spots like litchfield. each valley has been -- beach spot has been quiet but we've seen spots near queen creek and checkout areas to our west, a few pop-ups near gila bend and also along the 10 moving up towards wickenburg, so wickenburg get wet weather here this morning and we've got strong storms down south of young and also along the rim here this morning, up near the grand canyon also active weather so already getting active across the state this morning and those storm chances continue. we could get a bit of a low- level the action -- a lull in the action but by this afternoon the chances go back up . tonight and tomorrow night -- as you are getting maybe the outdoor activities going during the day, just know that storms

only 99, tomorrow 100 and getting hotter going into next week. we talk air-quality next. -- abc15 desert dry times brought to you by centurylink prism. >> we have another crash on the 11. we've had several honestly in just the past 15 minutes or so because this is where we have seen a lot of the wet roads. i showed you this camera just a couple of minutes ago where we were seeing a lot of delays and now you see a car on the right- hand side, the crash maybe split off the freeway from the rainier 35th avenue but still, something to look out there -- for there. 75th avenue to 67th avenue as you are heading inbound is really going to be the heaviest spot and then a seven minute drive time here i-17 southbound from the i-10 stack to the i-10 split, slowing a little bit south of the durango curve making your way south, some slow and go there. looking at the east valley

higley. i will let you know how that could impact the morning drive. you never know who you'll run into. look at this right here. he was out for a spin on his bike and he spotted the one and only larry fitzgerald so he said hey, mind if i teach you a thing or two? apparently worked out. looks like he was able to keep up out there. how random is that, but how exciting. i wonder if he went act to the fi guess who i worked out with? and he's got the pictures to prove it thankfully. we've got another major traffic alert impacting your comme this morning. this road will be closed for some time. and an update on breaking news, as four people were shot in two different -- shootings. now i've learned two people have died in an overnight shooting near 28th street and broadway. give me a few minutes to update you on what's happening in your neighborhood.

we have some more fallout this morning tied to the outrageous price hike for those lifesaving epi-pens. more celebrities who once promoted the drug are now ending their business relationship with the company. you may have seen sarah jessica parker is one of them.

mylan years ago because of her son's severe peanut allergy but this week she said she's disappointed and deeply concerned by the company's actions. >> national geographic releasing its first virtual rely on it -- rally experience. the first family -- in honor of the national park service centennial, they are really enjoying it. watch. >> one of my most vivid memories of my childhood was visiting yellowstone when i was and moose and bears for the first time. >> how cool would this be? if it looks a little strange just imagine watching that video with a full headset, audio, visual, everything. the -- the clip was filmed during their first visit to -- you might be genetically programmed to crave coffee.

linked to coffee consumption. it actually regulates our bodies break down caffeine so the faster your body can process it the more you tend to crave it. this is the first time they found a specific gene of that kind so it may explain why some people cannot start their morning without it, chris. we have brand-new information on wood street, separate from the triple shooting that happened. i am sorting this out because we have new information on all of this delays on i-10 in the wet valley -- west valley.

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help others but who was there for her in her time of need? they want answers. good news if you are flying out, the wait times are supposedly now a lot better. what a new report is reviewing overnight. and really iris you've been the headliner this morning. desert copley really lighting up. >> yes let's get right to the -- desert poplar really lighting up. >> yes let's get right to it you can see abc15 desert doppler is still showing you the rain but mainly in the north valley. to cave creek, spots like anthem getting clipped by these showers and well -- as well. but also this will push over the higher terrain. the rest of the valley is starting to quiet down but we have thick clouds up there and we are not completely in the clear so getting ready to send the kids out the door -- thrown

by this afternoon there will be a chance for more storms and it will be a human day with highs only in the upper 90s. we will talk about this storm chances in a bit that abc15's allison rodriguez has been in the life drive all morning long and wet roads -- are things starting to wind down for you? >> a little bit from where i am right now on the 101 about to get on the 17 here. let me turn things around so you can see exactly what i am seeing here. you see a break but a little bit to my right you can see some of the thicker clouds and chances to see spotty showers this morning. you can see some of these cars in front of here are keep it -- kicking up some of the rain. the roads are a little bit shiny. the reason we are heading this way is that we will be checking out another incident -- we believe it's a crash but as soon as we get to that seen we will bring it to you. let's throw it to mallory moore

right now we have a traffic alert as parts of 35th avenue and van buren are shut down because of a broken water main and sinkholes. this is a live look for you right now. take a look at some of the water as crews are working around the clock to fix it. we are told it could be a week before everything reopens. at one point a city bus even got stuck in the sinkhole. this is 35th avenue and van buren street just south of the 10 so a very busy intersection causing headache for a lot of drivers so in the next week or so your smart routes will be 43rd avenue and buckeye road can help you get around the closure. as far as freeways go delays aren't doing too bad. in the north part of the valley where it has been with you are starting to see -- where it has been with, -- as rat -- iris

freeway that you are still seeing wet and slick road conditions. we will take a look at the drive on i-17 in just a few minutes. >> i want to update everybody on breaking news. first we start with last night's brand-new update, a triple shooting has just turned deadly as we confirmed two people have died. they were shot near 28th and broadway. that seen is still active at this very moment as investigators are trying to sort this out. five streets from this scene then you are seeing there, there's another shooting happening right now. as this unfolded this morning and the victim here staggered right into an emergency room nearby. megan thompson is on this newest seen if you well. megan, talking about four people shot and two people dead -- are they related?

they can't confirm it right now as they are still investigating and we do have detectives -- i also want to point out this black car, the back window shattered out. that car was hit by at least three bullets. but they are saying the elderly couple who owned the car are not connected in any way but here's what we know also, a man was shot and is in stable condition after going into surgery after being shot in the abdomen. we now know in for information that he went door- to-door asking for help looking for somebody to take care of him so he finally got a woman to taken to the hospital where he went into surgery in stable condition. nobody here in the neighborhood is being as cooperative as they would like. they started asking questions and investigating and they just wanted the mobile command unit as well so they will be out here for quite some time, chris

. k-9 officers are looking for a murder weapon and boom -- there it is. the cameras right there as they found the handgun there. investigators say the scene is near mclean andre ware one person died in the shooting. -- near the queen and ray road. one person has died in the shooting. threat to the public and as of now they have not released any other details. a phoenix mother accused in a methadone overdose. her daughter had another child overdose nine years ago. 22-month-old alan russell died in april, her mother natalie russell now facing a murder charge. abc15 has uncovered court documents about another trial from a 2007 custody case. the boy was brought while in

the judge ruled he was not fit to parent and the father received full custody. waiting for an update on the condition of a two-year-old girl found in the bottom of a pool. we're told the father gave her cpr. she was breathing at the hospital and that is good news there. we don't know at this time how the girl fell in the water. a hot pursuit in deer valley after a prisoner escaped but actually got burned in end. this is an exclusive. phoenix police say they stopped the suspected car thief but before they could booked him they had firefighters take him to deer valley medical center after he reportedly swallowed drugs. at the hospital he jumped out of the ambulance and police say he tried to steal somebody's car. he then ran further to the budget inn and tried to hotwire a car. we're told handed up in a scuffle in the patrol vehicle so that car lurched forward up

make this up. if that's not crazy enough the guy was running barefoot in the heat of the day so he had to be treated for burns. when he is finally booked police will release his name. another earthquake hit italy and the aftershock was much smaller than wednesday's quake, this one a 4.77. still significant and there's concern that it heavily damaged the name two roads isolating it. meanwhile the hope for survivors dims as the death toll reaches 267. they are still calling this a rescue operation but it may turn into a recovery. will you get the chance to vote on the legalization of marijuana on election day in november? a group arizonans for responsible drug policies

are taking that argument to the arizona supreme court. a judge already ruled prop 205 will be on the ballot, but the state high car -- court could let us know -- whether he or -- whether or not you will see it. long lines at tsa checkpoints appear to be a thing of the past at least for now. officials say average weight at some of america's largest airports is less than 10 minutes now because of increased staffing and better coordination between the tsa and the airlines. a new report is finding mechanical issues and crews -- crew scheduling are now the leading cause of flight delays in the u.s. as opposed to whether. -- weather. it's quote airline miscues. mazda motor company recalling 191,000 suvs because it may lose steering control. the recall affects vehicles from 20 -- 2007 to 2012 and water could get into the front

area where you may encounter salt on the roads, it could he road. they will fix the issue in cold weather states first and then move south. we've had with roads here this morning but look at abc15 desert doppler, the bulk of it starting to move northeast in the valley as we start to dry out in some of her valley cities that had rain overnight so as i take you around, the rain is now following an and -- in anthem and cave creek. we had showers and storms earlier and early to the -- to the west time tracking rain heading out of wittman to the northeast. so if you are in yavapai county that's going to head toward you . we have scattered showers right along the b line highway from fountain hills to b lane highway also moving toward the northeast but the southeast valley is really quieting down. we have sprinkles in the west valley but even they're not

as i zoom out i want to show you we've had showers and then tracking south of maricopa but not doing a whole lot down there and more rain that was tracking along the 10 of towards wickenburg so maybe heading toward california for the weekend we could get caught in some of those showers but all in all storm chances gradually trend down through the next few hours. dropping to 10 person by 7 am and then some lull in the action -- dropping to 10% by 7 am and then action until they pick back up in the afternoon. temperature wise, 70s to low 80s so a mild start to your day and it's going to be humid one though as we go through the day, up to 99, humid and more storms possible. the bright spot in the commune has been the east valley all morning long. it's been pretty dry out there

west valley the delays are improving on the 10 so that's good there. from the 101 to the 17 is still the slowest spot right near 75th avenue. and then a look in the north part of the valley, we still have the crash on the right- hand side slightly impacting traffic eastbound 101 rate near fifth street but everything is off to the right. 55th avenue south peoria i will try to get you more details on just heartbreaking video, a press get native -- prescott native pleading for her life. her parents are sharing their experience only on abc15. listen up, some cooks might be taking their next vacation on you. you might in court -- >> listen up, some crooks might be taking their next vacation on you.

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roads. we will have the desert drive times in moments but first we have to get to a story will only see here on abc15. my name is kayla mueller. i need your help. i've been here for too long and i've been very sick. it's very terrifying here. >> just heartbreaking to see kayla mueller in this proof of life video from three years ago. >> the aid worker and prescott native later died at the hands of isis are breaking their silence about the failed efforts to bring her daughter home alive. >> it's hard to even recall some of these things because you just going to almost a catatonic state i think. you just can't even stand up. >> i saw how thin she looked, but i saw her eyes were clear.

saw her strength. >> tonight at 9:00 more never before seen video as well as the full interview with her parents all right here on abc15. tomorrow again you want to remember her strength? there's a playground opening in her honor. the playground is located in prescott, her hometown, serving as a memory of her dedication to children. san diego, get this, a man hit by a car but it's what happened before and then after that's really interesting. we were just talking about this behind-the-scenes. a driver got into a crash so randy fisher stopped to help one of the victims get out of the car and that's when another car drove past, hitting fisher the good samaritan. you will see him lying on the ground. he was stunned after getting hit but amazingly he decided to get up, looked around a few minutes and then said he's lucky he wasn't injured badly.

-- i'm a moving -- and i turned to get out of the way to run and i am running this way, but i couldn't clear the corner of the car quick enough and it hit me. >> my gosh. he hugged the firefighter there who helped find his keys he dropped when he got hit. he says the thing he was most upset about is that his glasses broke after he was hit and he refused to go to the hospital because he said he had to go to work. eight lives left. [laughter] my gosh. a valley hotel hit by hackers and now there's a warning to hit hotels on your account. the hotel's operator alerted them about a credit card breaches -- so this could affect -- about a credit card breach that could affect those who stayed around march of this year. you don't hear about apple

but here it is, listen up. if you've been ignoring the software update for your iphone you can't ignore it anymore because right now your iphone could be vulnerable to hackers. apple found hackers could send a convincing link via text, you click on it and then hackers have full control of your phone so apple says as of right now they have fixed the security flaw but you have to update the software, so go ahead and do that. more backlash from ryan lochte. resilient police have charged him with filing a false robbery report over the instead that happened -- incident that happened at the rio gas station. the indictment will be sent to the international olympic committee ethics commission. he initially said he and three other swimmers were robbed at gunpoint but he has since acknowledged he was highly intoxicated and lied about what went on there. heavy showers mostly starting to move out of the valley, still tracking rain in

fountain hills but all of this is pushing to the northeast so further south it's a little quieter under the thicker clouds . we have a few isolated sprinkles not out of the question but the bulk of the heavier rain is starting to move off to the northeast and eventually over to the higher terrain and our state. as we go through the day today know that we have chances for more storms and not just today into tomorrow as disturbances move across our state we also see a boost in monsoon moisture keeping things active for the next couple of days. there are still chances for showers this morning. it's a bit quieter through midmorning and then storm chances kickback up just as we head into the early afternoon. we are also an air court -- under an air quality alert. if you have issues with the error zone concentration, you may want to -- today's high is only

chances. keep in mind any chances then move in today or tomorrow will have the potential of bringing strong winds, dust and areas of heavy rainfall so stay alert and keep them overlap handy. i will show you what the weekend looks like in the 7-day forecast next. switching over to the roads considering the with roads we've had this morning we really aren't doing too bad as far as delays go. this is starting to slow down a bit on the 10 approaching the 60. they are staying pretty steady right now but i do want to focus on a crash on the i--- sidestreets. 50/50 is shut down because of a bad crash so as you can see it's not really affecting the main lines here. they aren't slowing down too much. we are trying to get more and from all -- info on that crash. this is one of the spots we saw

eastbound from the 17 to the 51. let's give you a look at the crashes from loop 101 westbound at 35th avenue. a tow truck is on scene so hopefully they can get that taken care of. even though a lot of the rain has moved out, you still need to take it easy. an active investigation near 28th street and broadway after a long -- after people went door-to-door looking for help. cave -- wait until you have been -- hear what happened while

take a look at your top stories starting with a traffic alert on 55th avenue. a bad crash, looks like it slammed into some sort of trailer here. we're learning there is no significant injury so that's good news. you will not be able to use this . 59 and 51st avenue are good alternates. live near 20th street and broadway -- early this morning he's in the hospital in critical but stable condition after going through -- police say they won't be -- they

they haven't confirmed just yet if they are related, but they are looking into it right now. live in phoenix, megan thompson abc15. we have learned this has now turned deadly. we've just confirmed minutes ago two people died after getting shot near 20th street and broadway. the scene is still very active as they start to fill this one out. the man hunt is intensifying to catch the serial street shooter. silent witness just increased the reward to $75,000 in several. seven people have been killed, six in marysville and one person in central phoenix. if you recognize this person call immediately. >> speed and impairment could be factors in a bad swamp -- crash. early this morning there was a

street. that's where a driver lost control and you see that suv there? that guy decided to drive right through the crime scene tape. he was going around a phoenix police officer. the injuries -- said to be serious. that's what happened there. the driver was pulled out of the car there and taken away in handcuffs, possible dui this one was no accident, the 16th street and university is where a car slammed into a palm tree. investigators say it started with an argument inside the vehicle as someone grabbed the wheel, jerked it and caused the crash. a man and woman inside both went to hospitals. desert doppler shows you the bulk of the rain is moving north but we still have showers near jared valley -- near deer valley. and as we take a wider view you can see the line moving toward the northeast into the higher

maricopa county. we can get stronger storms this afternoon so keep that add the. -- keep that app handy. we just have typical delays in the west valley and i want to give me look at the crashes from the adot camera. this is off to the right side.

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good morning, america. breaking overnight. major security breach at an airport. >> apparently, somebody jumped in a truck on the runway out there. >> a man jumps a fence, fleeing police, then steals a struck, crashing it right into a plane. as passengers try to board. the investigation into how this could happen. fighting words. donald trump and hillary clinton trade blows, accusing each other of racism as trump wavers on immigration again. and hillary attacks the man running his campaign. trump's campaign manager joins us live. murder mystery in mississippi. two beloved nuns found dead. killed in their home. no suspect or motive. now, a massive manhunt under way. the community on edge. race against time. the hero police officer rushing to the scene to pull a passenger from a burning car. breaking glass, yanking him out,