months of work. >> reporter: the equipment a little slippery, and the clouds a little gloomy, but a ray of sunshine is now sitting in prescott, a playground in kayla's honor. >> it's a great cause, and hopefully we can use this playground to teach our children the way she was taught. >> reporter: brenda phillips didn't know the muellers but wanted her kids to. >> even though she's not physically, this is her. >> reporter: this is just one of the families checking out the zip hines, swings, and -- lines, swings, and slides built by the kiwanis group, and her parents. >> she'd be so proud to know she's bringing so much joy to so many families. we can feel kayla here. >> reporter: they spoke briefly letting the park take the

community for -- spotlight, lighting up the community for generations to come. >> and we'll have more on the mueller's claim that president obama didn't donate to their foundation like he propositioned. and there's -- promised. >. in tolleson a car hit a pedestrian, and the driver took off, we're getting more information about the car, the driver and right now a man in serious condition after he was hit by a car earlier today while he was walking at 51st and mcdowell this morning. we talked to the driver of that vehicle who did stay on the scene, and is cooperating. she tells us the victim stumbled out into the street. he suffered an injury to the head and was rushed to the hospital. the driver didn't appearing to be speeding or drunk according to police. state police responded to a

turned deadly when the woman's ex-boyfriend pointed a gun for them. we first broke the story this morning. the deadly officer-involved shooting happening at an apartment complex at 57th avenue and thomas. maryellen resendez talk with people that live nearby. >> grabbed my wife and we went to the pact room. >> reporter: residents take cover after shots ring out close by. it all started with one of the residents sent a text to family telling them she and her two children needed help. her ex-boyfriend allegedly showed up to her apartment, high on drugs and with a gun. police responded in full force. >> the woman opened the door, then the subject appeared in the hallway. the suspect presented a gun, pointed it at the officers, and one of the officers fired on the suspect ending the threat. >> reporter: and the 25-year- old man's life. unsure of what lay inside, officers quickly got neighbors out of their apartments into

leave everything, wallet and everything inside. >> we do the best we can to approach safely taking victims' safety into account before our own, and the unpredictability of the suspect, so that's on our minds, and we must be ready for it. >> reporter: for extra precaution a a nine officer was -- canine officer the women and her children are -- woman and her children are safe. >> at this point police haven't released the identity of the suspect shot and killed. all right, switching gears over the weather. more monsoon storms in parts of the state, but right here in the valley, beautiful outside. a lot of clear skies. meteorologist laura thomas tracking everything out there for you. >> yeah, and you're looking at a little video shot this morning here in the valley. you see some of the lightning

but we did see some rain this morning, but a different story out there this afternoon as we're looking at sunny and dry conditions. drier air now filtering in as the storm system works out of arizona. temperatures in phoenix today 98. that's below the average high, the average high is 104, and far from the record set in 2009 of 113. pretty nice start this morning, hitting the low 80s, so cloud cover helping to keep us on the warmer side. outside now looking back to sky harbor, not a cloud in the sky back abc 15 desert doppler all quiet here, and i'm expecting it to stay this way through the rest of the evening. however we do have showers and thunderstorms up across the high country right now northeast of flagstaff back near prescott as well, and parts of grand canyon picking up a little thunder shower activity. all part of a system across northern arizona. we'll keep the chances of rain north tonight. we'll talk about that a little bit more, but a quick look for

nice, quiet, and dry night for us here and tomorrow. and a little warmer. 97 today, and the upper 90s by 2:00 tomorrow. highsat 4:00 at 101, so closer to the averages, but still slightly below. ozone, the high pollution advisory in effect right now, and tomorrow we'll once again will under thible ozone health watch as the levels could rise back into the unhealthy for sensitive groups, sensitive watch out for that. more in the forecast coming up. all right action thank you. it's been a tough day for one driver in the valley. an adot camera shows a car on fire at the loop 101 and bell road. we're waiting to get more information on what happened. investigators trying to figure out how a fire broke out at a home this morning. crews battling the flames at

smoke spread throughout the three-level home. we could shelliest of damage out there in the -- we could see a lot of damage out there in the garage and attic. everyone inside was able to get out safely. and busy valley freeways shut down for the weekend, the loop 101 in scottsdale. traffic moving at cactus, but northbound lanes closed at 90th street and mcdonald, and staying that way until early monday morning for repaving. an directions between indian school and thomas until 7:30 thunderstorm morning. this is for overhead cablework being done. all systems are a go for bell road to be open until surprise by november. adot says construction of an overpass is moving ahead, and the eastbound lanes of grand are getting a makeover, and concrete will be poured on the overpass to carry bell road

will continue to build retaining walls. bell road is scheduled to reopen for the start of the holiday shopping season in november. the entire interchange should be completed next spring. ripping jewelry right off a woman's neck. the brave burglary caught on camera, and the hunt is on for the owner of this puppy. a horrific case of animal abuse, and authorities say this dog could have survived if only

right now phoenix police asking for your help to find a guy who ripped a necklace right off a woman at a valley mall. the thief caught here on video. you can see him walking into the desert sky mall on west thomas road. this happened the afternoon of july 6th. he runed up to the 19-year-old woman, rips the necklace off her neck, and runs out to a waiting get away car. that victim ran after the guy,

the thief is about 17 years old. the get away car is a gray chrysler pt cruiser. if you know anything about the crime call silent witness. as always you can remain anonymous, and could be eligible for a cash reward. and they also need help finding whoever severely abused on abandoned puppy. we want to warn you the story might be hard for some to handle and graphic images here. we're blurring the photos sent to us. police saying last tuesday injured puppy was found abandoned at 69th and van buren in phoenix with severe head trauma, and had to be euthanized. we're told if the wounds had been treated earlier the puppy likely would have survived and recovered. later we'll talk to silent witness about the animal abuse case. donald trump criticizing the obama administration over cash paid out to iran, and hillary clinton talking about her time as secretary of state.

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ally say it is presidential hopeful did not blur ethical lines in her time as secretary of state. two claims were truth checking this week. >> 400 million dollars in cash. he denied it was for the hostages, but it was. >> trump claimed the 400 million dollars paid to iran in january was a ransom. it happened the same day five american hostages were set fee r. it's a -- free. it's a claim president administration denies. >> the optics for the obama administration are not ideal. it's fib she and raises -- fishy and raises a lot of eyebrows. >> >. they found iran had rights to the money, the government calling it leverage. the claim is rated mostly false. >> but i do know that she has abided by the ethics agreement she signed at the begins which was not to take any action on

that mixed foundation business. >> clinton supporters and former michigan governor says clinton's e-mails involving the clinton foundation were ethically sound. >> she's really missing the point, the broader point. there was supposed to be a firewall between the two interests, and these e-mails are showing there are really quite blurred lines. >> 44 questionable e-mails were uncovered by a conserving tiff watchdog group, so the claim is rated most f we're only a month away from the first debate. and we're hoping to learn more soon about donald trump's visit to the valley. trump tweeted out he'll be here wednesday after some republicans said he was canceling the trip. it won't be at the hyattthough in downtown phoenix. he's looking for a bigger venue. we have calls in to the phoenix convention center to see if they've been contacted about

and from their calendar it could be an option. the arizona primary election on the three days away, and the county recorder is trying to make sure there are no problems. purcell held a training class today for troubleshooters who will help at the polling locations on election night. >> and they have five to six polling places apiece, and it's important they carry with them information, extra equipment >> there are 100 of the specialized polling place helpers spread across the valley. she says they'll also have hot lines for the poll workers and troubleshooters to call in case of emergency. a safety alert, and a heads up if you or somebody you know likes to hike or camp at mount lemon. be on the look out for a bear that's pretty comfortability around people -- comfortable around people. it's seen several times this summer. the bear isn't overly

but it's followed hikers, tried to enter a trail, and was spotted just yesterday, to make sure to clean up the areas, stash away the food and trash, because the temperatures looking nice for camping. >> they are. still hot during the day, but it's going down into the 70s at night. >> yes, night out there today. we saw the 90s, even pretty unusual for us. a nice relief for us, but take a look. this is pretty rare. this photo coming in from bruce up in flagstaff. thanks for a little bit of snow, and even a little hail potentially mixing in up there on the peak this morning. not a sight you see often in the summertime in the highest peaks across arizona, but a cold storm system up across the area has brought a little bit of snow fall. talked to the national weather service. a lot of that already melted. see the clouds rolling through, so here's what we're looking at. the earliest snow fall.

flagstaff airport, just so you know as we're looking forward to fall, the earliest snow in the city is september 19th, happening in 1965 where they received just about two inches with the average first snow in flagstaff november 11thable, so we have awhile until we see the snow. we have severe weather in the north, thunderstorm producing large hail, damaging winds, a lot of lightning with at and even a few thunderstorms around the govern right now. little -- grand canyon right now. little down to the south, strong thunderstorms near prescott. you see these continue to develop, and moving east tonight. and they'll continue to do so over the next couple of hours, but the valley rain chances, even across maricopa county, things staying dry here as we have dry air now beginning to work in, and looking at the valley with me, all quiet. not expecting that to change.

there. 94 in scottsdale, 97 in chandler, and luke air force base at 96. wind speeds light across the valley, 5 to 10 miles per hour, little breezy in goodyear out of the westerly direction at 12 hers, but overowl -- miles per hour, but overall a beautiful saturday evening shaping up. out across the state we have the storm system sitting up to the north, that's bringing the showers and thunderstorms again across northern arizona. this is going to move to east as we go through the next several hours. looking with me on the futurecast, we put it into motion you'll see the circulation of the storm system move to the east overnight. still a slight chance of a few showers and thunderstorms north. valley stays dry tonight. may see a couple of passing clouds off the higher terrain with the chance of showers and thunderstorms again in the northeast pocketer of arizona -- pocket of arizona tomorrow, but overall high pressure is building in, and rain chances for the valley, but state-wide begin to diminish.

in sedona, 72 in prescott. 90s bullhead city and lake havasu, 96 in gila bend. overnight lows in the 70s west, 50s along the rim. 70s here across the valley, and upper 60s in tucson tomorrow morning. heading back to 101 tomorrow, so warmer here in phoenix. 84 in sedona, and keeping those below average highs even in flagstaff at 72 degrees. looking at the valley forecast with me tonight, going to be a very pleasant and quiet one. looking for overnight lows to be below avera. all in the 70s tomorrow. slightly below average highs tomorrow afternoon. 101 in gilbert and deer valley hitting 100. look at the most accurate forecast with me. we heat things up as high pressure building in. 104 monday, 105 tuesday. breezes picking up wednesday with slight rain chances wednesday, thursday, and friday. >> all right, thank you. the arizona cardinals headed to houston to take on the texans.

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they wrapped up the university of phoenix portion of training camp, and for david johnson he's coming into the new season with extremely high expectations. >> >. for me, you know, after the way i ended last year, my expectations are higher definitely, and team-wise i feel like we're all ready to go and excited for the season, the regular season. >> we're giving away tickets to the cards and broncos game thursday september 1st. just download the abc 15 app and look for your chance to win. go to www.abc15.com/win for contest rules and more information. and of course good luck. when it rains it pours for dallas cowboys quarterback tony romo. thursday in seattle he was sacked, and immediately reached for his lower back. an mri revealed a compression

out six to ten weeks. san francisco 49ers quarterback refused to stand for the national anthem last night prior to the niners game against the packers. talking with a media reporter he said he's not going to stand up to show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses black people and people of color. he says to me it's bigger than football, and it's my part to look the other way. there are bodies in the street, and people getting paid to get away with murder. and the 49ers and nfl responded saying they acknowledge a person's right not to participate in the national anthem. players are encouragedbut not required to stand during the playing of the anthem. more on that coming up later. turning to high school football, the saber cats taking

nationally televised game. the saber cats quarterback in control from the start leading them to a 35-14 half time lead. they win big up in colorado 49- 28 the final. the nascar series running in the road america 180 fired up by johnsonville in wisconsin. three cautions and a late eight- lap stretch leading to several bumps and spin outs around the but after five career stop fives starts, mcdowell gets the win. >> hey, if you're headed out to the diamondbacks game tonight against the reds you could win money and help valley charities at the same time. the 50/50 rally tonight benefits operation santa claus. it makes a huge difference in

valley. if you play the raffle tonight good luck, and thank you from all of us here at abc 15. already getting ready for the holidays which is crazy. >> i know! >> baseball, football, all of it leading up to this. we'll take it thank you. coming up, the parents other 6 an arizona girl -- of an arizona girl taken hostage by isis speaking out about a promise from the president, and

if you're just joining us tonight, the top story, a dedication ceremony held an an arizona woman captured and killed by isis. kayla mueller was killed last year, with you she's remembered as a -- but she's remembered as a humanitarian who loved children. several businesses and the community came together working to build this special space for a place that's seen so much tragedy over the last few years. >> i know going to take, i know they'll never get over it. i can't imagine losing a child, but this is the silver lining in the dark cloud, and if a couple of kids grow up saying i want to be like kayla mueller, then we did a good thing. >> it took more than a year to build. meantime kayla mueller's parents speaking out about a promise from the president they say was not kept, and the white

-- responding to this. >> my name is kayla mueller. >> reporter: it's been three years this month that kayla mueller was first taken hostage by isis. >> very terrifying here. >> reporter: her parents, marcia and carl learned of her death 18 months later, when isis sent pictures of their daughter's body. president obama said he was heart broken, and traveled to arizona to meet the mueller's and asked what he could do them. >> i said i'd be remiss if i didn't give i the opportunity to help her foundation, and he said i will. i'm still waiting. >> there hasn't been such a donation? >> no. i'm still waiting for that donation mr. president. >> reporter: at the white house friday, an abc news correspondent pressed for a comment. >> can the mueller family expect him to make a donation

soon? >> as i mentioned, i can't speak to any previous conversations that they've had, but i can tell you -- >> but is a donation coming? >> the foundation kayla's hands that's been accomplished in her memory is certainly the were kind of foundation the president and first lady have supported in the past, and i expect them to make a financial contribution to continue supporting it. >> reporter: the foundation is so important to the mueller's because they say it helps to keep the memory of their daughter alive. a young woman that loved children, and put her life at risk to help them in places far from the comfort of her own home. abc news, prescott arizona. and police need your help top find a person that accused a small dog and left it for dead. the dog found with trauma to its body at 69th and van buren in fiorina. raquel cervantes is there live, and this puppy was not able to pull through. >> reporter: no, hurt so bad by

be put down. it was found in a basket near this canal, and these are the blurred pictures we can show you. the other pictures were just two graphic. the puppy appeared to have severe head trauma, and from the injuries they could tell it wasn't caused by another animal. last tuesday somebody found the puppy here, and maricopa county animal care and control took the puppy and had toll euthanize it because of the severe injuries. they said if it sooner it could have recovered. >> if you didn't want to dog, why not just give it to someone who did? the fact that you could look at an innocent creature and inflict damage on them knowing they're getting hurt and ultimately died as a result of this, you have top wonder about the person's well being. >> reporter: and this is being investigated as felony animal cruelty. silent witness trying to find the person behind this. anyone with information should

anonymous. the reward for information is up to a thousand dollars. back to you kim. >> all right, thank you very much. tonight the violence in chicago is hitting home for a basketball tarp. dwayne wade in morning after his cousin was -- mourning after his cousin was gunned down while walking down the street pushing her baby in a stroller. >> reporter: enough is enough. dwayne wade taking his message to twitter one day after a stray bullet hit and killed his cousin in chicago. he tweeted another act of senseless violence. four kids lost their mom for no reason. the city of chicago is hurting. we need more help and more hands and on deck. the 32-year-old woman was caught in the cross fire as she pushed her baby in the stroller on the city's south side friday afternoon. an innocent victim killed in a violent crime epidemic. >> we have a crime scene. >> reporter: the murder rate in

on thursday, just one day before her death, wade, a three- time nba champion, rep cently traded -- recently traded to the chicago bulls joined fellow players at an espn town hall to talk about the growing violence. >> it's about coming together and understanding it's deep rooted. it didn't start today, and it's not going top end tomorrow. >> reporter: just hours later wade's mother tearfully talking about her niece holding her crying mom. >> i believe it's senseless. gointo school, and bullets that fly around and have no name decided to find its way to her head. >> reporter: police say detectives are work aggressively and questioning possible suspects, while the community hopes for change and swift action. abc news chicago. >. and the dwayne wade tragedy leading to criticism

sent this morning about wade saying quote, dwayne wade's cousin was just shot and killed walking her baby in chicago, just what i've been saying. african americans will vote trump. critics quickly jumped, accusing donald trump of racism, and using real life tragedy for political gain, but that didn't stop the nominee from doubling down in his speech in iowa. >> more than 6,000 african americans are the victims of murder, of murder, every single year. just yesterday the cousin of nba star dwayne wade, a great guy, dwayne wade, was the victim of a tragic shooting. >> meanwhile rival hillary clinton spent this morning at her first national security intelligence briefing. her running mate tim kaine on the campaign trail keeping up

game he's playing. >> election day now just 72 days away. all right, getting over to the weather forecast now to check in with meteorologist laura thomas tracking cooler temperatures for the day. >> yes, below average today, but now we'll start warming up. high pressure moving in, drier air moving in, some of that happening tonight with showers and thunderstorms several hours ago. hard to evening. it's 95 now, after topping out at 97. north northeast winds at 7 miles per hour. here's the plan for the rest of the evening, keeping the 90s through 10:00, then the upper 80s in the forecast with overnight lows tonight falling into the 70s. going to be a quiet and nice evening ahead with light winds about 5 to 10 miles per hour. the average high is 104, so

afternoon. 100 in mesa tomorrow, 101 in gilbert, and drier air moving in. high pressure building in, but for how long? we'll look and see when the monsoon thunderstorm chances return to the valley's forecast in just a couple of minutes. kim back to you. all right, it's the picture that looks like it possibly came right out of a movie set. look at this. it was real live though.

terrifying moments for a plane full of people at 30,000 feet. an engine ripped right off the plane shortly after take off. the southwest flight from new orleans to orlando had more than 100 people on board. these images just coming in. terrified passengers saying they heard on explosion. the pilot reading the emergency checklist, passengers forced to put on their marks as the cabin lost pressure. the images showing the jet

it's what the 99 passengers saw as they looked out their windows. >> we heard a loud boom, sounds like an 18-wheeler tire blowing, and um, we started smelling smoke. >> the plane landed safely in pensacola with no apparent injuries to anyone on board. the investigation is underway at this hour. two mississippi nuns stabbed to death, and now a man arrested in connection to the crime. authorities believe the suspect broke into and stole their car ditched about a mile from the house. the two women were nurse practitioners working in the state's poorest counties. police in ohio are shocked after a convicted inmate jumped to his death after his court hearing. it happened after a judge handed down a 13-year prison sentence. the man was convicted of attempted murder and felony assault after shooting a man

the man out of courtroom, he jumped from the third floor falling to his death. heavy rain soaking kansas city area again, causing major flooding and prompting several water rescues. fire crews say two women had to be saved after their car was caught in the high water. they were pulled into a boat and brought back to dry land. emergency crews also had to rescue a woman and her two dogs trapped in their car due to the flash flooding. well, look at this. like a scene straight out of movie. two stranded mariners rescued after a navy aircraft spotted sos etched in the sand. the survivors were stuck for eight days on a beach inthe pacific ocean with no supplies or emergency equipment. it might be the only time they say a health care professional all yearlong. the big show of support in the community to make sure everyone

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sections and let joe know. we have it right there. here's how to get ahold of me. i'm investigator joe ducey. dozens of valley families lined up for a health and cultural fair all to get ready for the fall season. the arizona hispanic chamber of commerce partnered up for this big event. people could come out the get blood pressure readings, dental screenings, flu shots, and other health care checks. they say available to minority communities in the state. >> we're doing our part to really keep a healthy community because a healthy community is a productive community, and it contributes to the economy, so really it's a full circle when you think about it. >> healthy and a lot of fun for the families with a chance to win prizes, even big red was there to get everyone. all right, now the weather forecast. they're getting ready for the

is a relief. >> yes, 96 officially today. 104 is the average, and just so you know, we don't fall into the 90s for averages until really the end of september. typically happens around september 19th. that's the 30-year average. the average last 100-degree day is october 3rd, that's the average with degree day in 2003 at october 23rd, so still a lot of summer and triple digits in the forecast. in fact warming back to the triple digits tomorrow. the average high is 101, slightly below that tomorrow. the average is 104, expected to hit 101 tomorrow. 104 monday, 105 tuesday, and then a little bit of monsoon moisture moving back in wednesday and thursday, and the temperatures drop just a little bit, so triple digits back in the forecast quickly.

95 right now. north/northeast winds at 7 miles per hour. looking at overnight lows to fall into the 70s. nice dry quiet night out across the valley. maybe a couple of passing clouds, but that's about it. tomorrow again back up to 101. a hot afternoon. abc 15 desert doppler quiet and dry across the valley, that's not changes. dry air -- not changing. dry air taking over, but the storm system across northern arizona continuing to move to the east, and thunderstorms rumbling across the area now into cottonwood. strong storms sitting just back to their west. moving into the east into your area with heavy rain, seeing some lightning, strong winds and hail mixed in with this storm, and also stronger storms back west of prescott moving to the east. more showers and thunderstorms up near the grand canyon and still continue with that severe thunderstorm morning just south of second mesa. quiet across southeast and central arizona again as we do have high pressure building in. so this storm system that's

you'll see it on futurecast, taking the rain chances through the four corners region into colorado and new mexico. overnight a slight chance of rain across the high country, and tomorrow morning a couple of clouds coming off the higher terrain, but overall no rain chances for the valley, and in fact kicking off the week much of the state going to be pretty quiet, at least through monday and tuesday. 70 right now in sedona, 72 in payson. 60s in flagstaff. 74 in winslow. current temperature at show in the 67. 40s and 50s overnight tonight. 49 at the grand canyon. 45 in flagstaff tonight. court side at 78, then back up to 103 tomorrow. 103 gila bend. 101 phoenix, 84 in sedona, and slightly below average temperatures continue. really going to be pleasant tonight into the sunday forecast as well. hope you have plans to get outdoors, especially in the morning.

heat into the 100s. 104 monday. tuesday dry, 105. back up into the 80s for overnight lows, and breezes in the forecast wednesday. very isolated shower and thunderstorm chances wednesday, thursday, and friday. thank you. poor guy, seeing more trouble for cowboys quarterback tony romo. >> i feel bad for them. he just can't stay healthy. it took just three plays thursday night before they took him off the field, and after the injury was announced, the cowboys odds o super bowl shifted from 16 to 1 to 20 to 1. to put it into perspective, the cardinals score big at casino arizona and talking stick resort during the $500,000 guaranteed cash giveaway. the cash will be flying every weekday starting september 5th. join the half million club with $500,000 guaranteed...

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offense and defense will play a lot more, we expect the starters to play throughout the first half, and even into the third quarter. this is the game the coaches like to go into half time and make adjustments with the starters, and then go back out and see if they can handle the half time corrections. the cardinals wrapped up the university of phoenix portion of training camp yesterday, and one guy is very happy to be a part of this organization. >> i'm excited to cardinal the record sure. our -- for sure. our job is to lay new bricks. what happened in the past is over. and we're giving away tickets to the cards and broncos game next thursday september 11th. just down -- 1st. just download the abc 15 app and download the contest entry for a chance to win. go to www.abc15.com/win for

for tony romo. on the third play of thursday night's game he was sacked by a defensive end and immediately reached for his lower back. an mri revealed a compression fracture. surgery won't be required, but he'll be out six to ten weeks. and the 49ers quarterback refused to stand for the national anthem. talking with an nfl media reporter he said he's not going to stand up and show pride for a flag of a country that oppresses black people. he said it was selfish on his part to look the other way. the niners and nfl responded saying they acknowledge the players right not to take part in the national anthem saying players are encouraged but not required to stand in the

now that you've heard his reasons for sitting and the nfl isn't going to take issue let me say. we have the right to say and protest what we want because of the flag, as long as as it's legal and doesn't harm anyone else, but i get it. people are upset. heck, i'm upset. but here's the deal. i go on rants all the time, so i can't tell him he can't be up september -- upset about racial issues, the american represents why we can protest, so i think it would have been better to honor those rights and stand during the national anthem. >> we like to hear what you have to say craig fouhy, and everyone can send their thoughts too. >> yes, please. and we're going to end you with a little bit of history

professors are good looking? researchers at the university of nevada did a simple study and found students remember more lectures by professors they found attractive. >> shocking. >> the lead author of the study says it boils down to mother nature. it's science. there's nothing you can do about it. >> so if you have a pretty plant we'll pay attention? >> and speaking of good stuff to look at. take a look at this sunset. >> yes, gorgeous out there tonight. >> th is that here -- is that here? >> yes, it is [ laughter ] >> right outside. >> honestly. >> share some photos and videos on our website, we'll look at them at 10:00, here's the

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