for the remainder of the evening here across central arizona but we could see them back into tomorrow. big stretch of temperatures too between the spots that got rain and those that didn't. apache junction down to 85 degrees, compared to the triple digit heat we're still feeling in phoenix, mesa, and glendale at this hour, so huge stretch. skies starting to clear out a little bit. the dust starting to lift out and disperse, and tonight in the valley temperatures going to another hour or so, and then the drop off into the 90s. here's what to know for tomorrow. slight chance of storms in play across some portions of the state. blowing dust is possible again tomorrow. a closer look at that, and when we'll dry back out for good coming up in minutes. democracy 2016, the biggest

didn't show up on time, and the wrong ballots handed out. the recorders office confirmed at least a dozen people were effected. poll workers handed out ballots are nails of federal -- names of federal candidates only. election officials say the balance localities were mix -- ballots were mixed in with local ballots. >> >. and they hired thousands of people to make sure the elections run smoothly, including 2,000 poll workers and troubleshooters. >> and many miles an hour locations are -- more locations are opened compared to march, sonu wasu has a break down of the cost involved. >> reporter: the primary and yen election are considered -- general election are considered together, and the cost is $20 million, and add to that the cost of new polling books. those that voted may have seen

the card and voter information pops up, so it cuts down on a lot of time. with 724 polls places open, we didn't see long lines at any of them. a big difference from march. this is a church where lines were wrapped around the building a few months ago, and by noon not even a hundred voters. >> most everyone walking up comes with the envelope in hand. not too many people are voting >> we learned by our mistakes as anybody should, so we did things differently, and put more emphasis on making sure the voters have the opportunity to vote as they want to. >> reporter: and still some mistakes made. as you mentioned, wrong ballots handed out today. these polls are open for another hour, and as long as you show up by 7:00 you can vote. sonu wasu, back to you. senator john mccain leading in most polls tonight facing

state senator kelly ward. jon erickson is at the campaign headquarters for jane, and the question -- john mccain, and the answer to the question we might get tonight is how mad are the people in arizona? >> reporter: it doesn't sound like a retirement party, but retire is exactly what state senator kelly ward is asking voters to do to john mccain. she questioned if mccain could survive senate. not politically, but stay alive. we know people in arizona voted to try something new voting for trump who won the state in his primary, so will the same voters decide to try something new in the senate? giving ward the victory over mccain? the washington post said this week mccain is in the political fight of his life, and the question we mentioned earlier tonight is what effect will trump have on the race? ward closely alined herself

of trump, but also critical of some of his statements. the action here just getting started. we'll also be live at kelly ward's campaign headquarters tonight. >> and if he wins tonight he faces a tough battle into the general election. and tonight we could know who will be the next person to represent the east valley in congress since the 5th district is so conservative whoever wins the republican primary tonight is practically guaranteed the ticket to washington. melissa blasius has been slinging continuing into the last weren possible minute in this -- last possible minute in this race. >> reporter: that's true, and people are working into polling places seeing words like bully and unethical. also in the race we're watching to see if there's a trump effect because there's an outsider can't cat running against three -- candidate running against three career politicians. people are coming and going regularly right now from here

four candidates are running in the race. biggs, olson former maricopa county supervisor stapely, and christine jones. one will take over chandler and gilbert from salmon who's retiring. olson's team made an all out effort today they say on phones and door to door. jones' campaign poured millions of dollars into television ads trying to set field of career politicians, and stapely's people are hoping for an election day surge from voters because of his sheer name recognition. many have to drive a road named after him to get to a polling place today. they're well known politicians, and for some people they're saying it's hard to choose because they know more than one of them personally. back to you. >> it's a very exciting race to

voice heard today we know for sure you will have the chance to increase the minimum wage in november. the state supreme court. dismissed a -- supreme court dismissed a lawsuit from the restaurant organization over signatures saying it was not filed in the timely manner. if improved the wage would increase next year and in 2020. much more is coming up on the primary, including the newest warnings and concerns from the fib tuberculosis about hackers and -- fbi including about hackers and their threat in november. and years after a valley girl's death, a woman just changed the plea in the death of her 4-year-old daughter. a similar situation in this case. the death of 2-year-old savanna cross. she died at an unlicensed day care facility in phoenix.

after changing their pleas to guilty. and the police are remaining tight lipped about a deadly officer involved shooting, not saying anymore until they sort out the details. but the victim is 35-year-old paula phillips. she pointed a gun at an officer during a traffic stop. hosed off and facing charges after this dramatic arrest in phoenix overnight. we don't know the mystery man's name, but we know what police tell us, and they say he was involved in quite driving 100 miles an hour down i-17, rear ended a woman asacria car, and try -- a woman's car, and tried to take off, but a tow truck driver saw him and chased him down. tonight phoenix police may notice a few more tan suvs on the road as they search for a gunman that was part of a drive by shooting overnight. the victim was standing in his driveway and hit. he was shot in the arm, and expected to be okay.

the one thing detectives can confirm, it's not related to the serial shootings. his job was to hand out flier, but one man was using it as a cover up to commit crime. mason was working near 67th avenue and deer valley and spotted a house to break into. megan thompson is live in the neighborhood, and what was it that finally got this guy caught? >> reporter: it was technology, and as it turns out his employer, the one that paid him to tape the fliers up and down the neighborhood they had a gps tracker on him, and realized he was sitting in one spot a little too long, and realized he was probably doing something he shouldn't be. >> yeah, they will really kicked it in. >> reporter: her back door wasn't open for guests, but one crook decided to invite himself in. >> all of this paneling was gone. it was all broken off, and you

>> reporter: she's a teacher off at work while police say this 21-year-old was also at work passing out fliers in her neighborhood, but her teen daughter was home for a few minutes for lunch. >> she said that she said they were kind of weird and came to the door, and it's a door hanger, they handed me the flier, and i said that's odd. >> reporter: glendale police thought it was odd too, and found the company in charge. >> the company has gps trackers on their employees, so they could tell been, and they were green dots all around the house. >> reporter: and that made it easy tracking down the man that coughed up a tablet and lap top he snatched. >> i'm thinking everything i've lost from personal pictures, to things used for work, someone just took it without even having any regard for how hard i worked to purchase the computer. >> reporter: but it's back in her hands now, and the flier

the homer says she's still on edge making sure she's actually on her phone when entering the house, but since the suspect is caught she's hoping she'll start to feel home again soon. thank you. tonight the attorney general's office taking action again after our investigation into ada lawsuits hitting valley businesses. they just asked a judge to consolidate every open case file bid advocates with individuals with if they approve it, they want to dismiss all of the group's lawsuits. we discovered the group filed more than 1700 cases just this year. black widows? scorpions in we're fine with those. but 10-foot long boas and pythons? sounds more like the rain forest, but scottsdale is infested with the big snakes right now. this 7-foot boa popped up when a woman was taking her trash out near old town.

same spot this past month. so what gives? reptile experts says they're all escaping, probably from the same owner. >> >. got a little scrape on the back here, so i don't know if it was pushing out of the lid and did that. >> if you have a pet take care of it. don't leave the gate open. >> the reptile society if they find the snake owner they could face fines for animal abuse or for letting a nonnative species bearings as the weeks go by. >. our viewers are the best and if quickest on their feet. the return of a valley dog kidnapped for ransom. live not guilty a condo? is construction going on all around you? why 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.

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ten kayakers out there in the hudson river specifically this evening. the boat we understand had just left the pier when it ran into the group. two people are critical injured, and several others knocked into the waterful we'll continue to -- water. we'll continue to track this tonight. right now extreme pressure on isis, and the pentagon confirm it is terror group is a little lost as resources are being cut off. tonight an isis spokesman is dead in syria, and then a newly rele cloud of dust, the leveling of isis headquarters in iraq. that used to be a palace or sadam. >> we are causing the enemy to have to look in multiple directions, and they are struggling to respond under this pressure. >> isis has suffered a series of defeats in recent weeks in syria and iraq. a family fight turns dangerous, and now one man is

he stabbed two family members late last night near 19th after in glendale. -- avenue in flail. we don't know what -- glendale. we don't know what set him off, but he didn't want to leave the house. it's tough to look at, but we still don't know how bad the injuries are. this is a severe crash east of flagstaff, and you can see the doors are no longer connected and on interstate 40. no word on what caused it. if you live in a condo you're affected by what your neighbors do around you. they could be loud or take out a wall that sinks your floor. >> it's a structural wall that spans across here. >> reporter: it's a feature the directly below him also had until one day last fall the lower unit owner hired a

out the wall. >> it's sinking down. >> reporter: he said the condo hasn't been the same since from the floor to the ceiling. >> all of this did not exist. >> reporter: and places in between. >> counter taps and back splashes. >> reporter: a structural beam was removed without the proper support to hold up the floor. he found out the plans were not evaluated by the city beforehand, and thought that would help, but the hoa wanted nothing to do with it, contractor said they did nothing wrong and pulled aper mitt after the work was -- a permit after the work was started. >> so i called the city. >> reporter: they agreed they didn't have the approval, but issued a nose of violation -- notice of violation, but that did nothing. the beam was replaced, but it didn't fix his floor.

registrar of contractors. >> they attributed it to normal settling of a building. >> reporter: the roc say it is investigator was not able to determine if it was due to the worker formed by the contractor or previous issues the residents experienced with settling. the agency says by the time it inspected the job, more than three months after completion, the permits were in place, no violations or fines, no help. >> i was flabbergte complaint with his insurer. has something like this happened to you? let joe know. if you have a problem, let me know. >. comfortable at home, this valley dog held for ransom, but back with her owner tonight. he told us he was getting texts from fake numbers from kidnapper, and an abc 15 viewer helped crack the case and tipped off the police. tonight the owner doesn't want

his dog back. >. and now to the forecasts, a new video of the dust that picked up earlier. take a look at this near pecos. the man had to pull over, doing exactly what you're supposed to do. in the car with four kids, so staying safe in the dust. here's a live look from the queen creek cam. earlier we couldn't see anything off this, but now visibility is improving, the dust is starting to settle. still seeing skies across a big chunk of pinal county action but overall -- pinal county, but overall visibility much better. still a few clouds in the distance, and the mayo cam as well spotting a few rain drops. we have desert doppler tracking two isolated cells just popping up in the last 20 minutes or so in the west valley. the first one here is right near 51st avenue between lower buckeye and southern.

ground, and farther tot wets, a little cell near litchfield park heading down to the southwest. that's it. elsewhere across the state really key yet. things -- quiet. things winding down tonight, and will stay that way overnight. phoenix sitting at 99 degrees. we have a big stretch of temperatures from one sited of town to the next. mesa we saw some showers earlier, and now at 92, but glendale and goodyear still feeling the triple digit lows in the spots in the low 80, and tomorrow storms developing in the higher terrain late morning and early afternoon. slight chance some of that action comes in, but it's just 10 percent for the phoenix metro, and into thursday the chance looking better for us. not great, but a little improvement in the chance for rain at 20 percent in your forecast on thursday. here's the hour by hour tomorrow. 84 at 6:00 a.m., 93 at 10:00. triple digit heat in the afternoon hour, but nearby average for this time of year

in phoenix, and a slight chance of a thunderstorm in the afternoon. 20 to 30 percent chances up in flagstaff, prescott and sedona. flagstaff about 77, and sedona look for a high of 90 tomorrow. air quality, moderate for ozone, and some dust in the mix as well, and 10 to 20 percent chance of rain through friday, highs in the low 100s. the seven-day is coming up in the next half hour. >. you've seen the tributes on highways to ho lost, and new at 6:00 why some memorials could be taken down. a flashy attempt to get his girlfriend's attention, but police say it was also criminal. >. game day creeping

breaking news from the abc 15 live desk, another winner announced out of the florida and their primary. democrat debbie wasserman schultz holding on to seat. the win as you know comes a month after debbie wasserman schultz resigned as the dnc chairwoman last month after e- mails were hacked. >. abc 15 sports, brought to you by sanderson ford. >> just one game left to prepare for the regular season, and the cardinals have tough decisions to make about who stays and who goes. the team already reducing the roster from 90 down to 75, including the release of rookie

pre-season game to trim the roster down to 53 by the nfl deadline of 1:00 p.m. arizona time on saturday. don't forget the broncos head to denver to take on the cards this thursday. the final pre-season game of the year, and coverage starts thursday at 6:00 with kickoff at 6:30. and a warning from the director of the fbi about arizona elections. and and dirt, what's happening to the north?

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we still haven't found the other location. >> so we'll tracking that, but from the live desk more elections kerns. state -- concerns. state officials trying to make sure elections are secure after reports of the fbi investigating cyber attacks on election data bases rights here in our -- right here in our state. the fbi saying it's serious. raquel cervantes is live. >> reporter: the fbi is not messing around, warning state officials to boost security after hackers got into election data bases in illinois and arizona. our secretary of state saying they took precautions and took the entire data base off line to be inspected. still the fbi director is saying this is no light matter. >> we take very seriously any effort by any actor, including

nation states, that moves beyond to collection of information about our country. >> reporter: some experts believe russia is behind the psychoer attacks, but the -- cyber attack, but the director wouldn't comment on that. raquel cervantes. and new from the live desk, it's governor doug ducey that will deliver the opening remarks at donald trump's event in the valley tomorrow. a push alert just went out on phones. trump will speak at the convention center in phoenix tomorrow night at could stop in mexico before that to meet with their president. he's considering a trip there tomorrow. of course that would be ahead of his big immigration speech. >. trump may have walked away with a good amount of cash at a fundraiser in california today, but the headline tonight is about the democratic party's e-mail hack. they want the fbi to check it out and see if trump is involved. trump's vice presidentable nominee busy in georgia today,

trump campaign office in his home state of indiana. it's in a strip mall, and he vowed to make america great again. and tim kaine in pennsylvania today calling the republican race quote trump's next big con. tim kaine claims trump isn't truthful about his financial dealings. and tomorrow the fbi's interview with hillary is expected to go public. the agency's director has called clinton's actions careless, but says his agents have found no evidence that anyone intended to break the law. >. developing tonight from the live desk, we told you earlier marco rubio had won that election there. now the celebrations are starting in florida. of course winning the republican primary for senate, voters nominating him for a second term.

until losing the state's presidential primary. now to the most accurate forecast, and a live look at abc 15 desert doppler as showers and dust start to wind down for the evening. still one pocket that we're watching near litchfield park. little bit of light rain. some of it evaporating before hitting the ground, but it's heading to the southwest at this hour, and may see a few drops out there along i-10. clearing out into the evening here in the valley. the high today made it up to 107 degrees. we got a big stretch of temperatures though. things just that hot now in the west valley, but places like scottsdale and maising some cooler off of -- mesa sees some cooler air. so we're tracking alae 100s at -- the low 100s at 7:00 p.m., and 90s across the valley at 9:00. still ahead, a slight chance of showers and storms to track in the work week forecast, and a chance of more dust too, then we start to dry out.

happen coming up. and new developments now, where a body was just scored buried in con -- discovered buried in concrete and dirt. took a jackhammer and more to get it out. living there, 63-year-old richard pulaski already arrested after admitting to killing a friend. they believe the friend is 65- year-old john holland. we're waiting an autopsy results to confirm. >. and a computer expert getting nine years in prison for stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars former employer. he was a technology connatal student, and -- consultant, and convicted of stealing $570,000 from them. >. and an appeal is on the way after the proposal for the south mountain freeway, built next to tribal hand, but the gila river community council doesn't want to see it happen. it voted unanimously to appeal a judge's decision to move forward from the construction,

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key test during training in arizona. instructors revealing he struggled with learning to in general, but he was promoted anyway. he was a co-pilot for german wings last year when he set the collision course and killed everyone on board. >. a massive drug bust near the border. three mexican citizens trying to bring 3 million dollars worth of drugs into the state. well, you may be lucky enough to win, but not lucky enough to know about this. the new lottery glitch in the state. >> for some families it's the only comfort they have after losing a loved one on the roadway, but soon they could lose the memorial. >. it's only a snapshot of the terror felt during the fear of the massacre of a night club. and power lines down in scottsdale.

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all right, tracking that storm damage, and i want to get you to live pictures coming into the live desk, and it's a wild scene with the power lines down. now about a thousand people were without power. now it's down to 436 people without power, but if you're watching on cell phones right now, and that includes you, they're saying it's taking longer than expected. until 4:10 in the morning is when they expect to power back on. that's because of the power lines and trees down, but we'll continue to keep you updated. and the lottery is out of luck when it comes to new software. complaints because of the new system installed this weekend. it's not able to read winning scratcher tickets. lottery officials say it can still print and read ticks for

megamillions. people are winning scratcher tickets are told to hang on to them until the issue is fixed. drive down just about any state's highway, and you'll likely see a memorial for someone that died on the road, but adot is making changes, they'll have to approve the markers. any existing memorials may be removed if they pose an immediate hazard. otherwise workers will leave a note. >> saying you have 60 days to remove the memorial or contact us and start a process where we can make sure the memorial is put up in a safe way. >> if the memorial is removed they'll store it for some time. >. well, things are quieting down across the valley right now after a pretty wild ride for some of us earlier today. we saw showers and thunderstorms, and the chances continue for the rest of the week. coming up in minutes we'll take

forecast. still ahead, residents in louisiana outraged tonight. the driver behind a deadly bus crash wasn't even supposed to be in the united states. and now lawmakers are demanding answers. sometimes heroes go unnoticed, but not this time.

developing by the hour from the abc 15 live desk, it seems like singer chris brown is in trouble again. los angeles police have arrested brown on suspicion assault with a deadly weapon. the arrest came after this long search of his home. police are saying it started with a woman called 911 claiming brown point aid gun at her face -- pointed a gun at her face inside the home. and police are saying brown is cooperating with them. meantime brown has been in repeated legal trouble since his felony conviction of his

for the first time we're hearing the 911 calls made on the night of the deadly shooting at the pulse night club. >> my brother is in there. he called from the bathroom and said there's a lot of dead people, and i don't know. >> okay. >> that's just one of many calls providing a snapshot of the sheer horror the families and survivors endured. according to the fbi there's surveillance video showing multiple angles of allegedly calling 911 himself to pledgee allegiance to isis. in the end more than 40 people died. >. and good samaritans coming to the rescue, and both were caught on camera. first in new york, a semi truck plows through traffic slamming into several cars. one catches on fire, and bystanders quickly jump into action as we see pulling the woman out.

louisiana, a news photographer pulls a 7 months pregnant woman out of her car seconds after she crashed into a tree. thanksfully everyone is -- tankfully everyone is expected to be okay. and they were traveling to louisiana to help with flood victims, but the driver of the bus crashed and killed two, one was a fire chief. he was an undocumented immigrant without a legal driver louisiana us senators are questioning the dhs on why rodriguez was in the us to begin with. you may remember a similar story here in the valley in 2014. a mesa police officer killed when an illegal immigrant drove the wrong way, and during donald trump's phoenix rally tomorrow his mother will join the presidential candidate on stage. you can see trump's speech tomorrow here on abc 15. that starts at 6:00. unborn babies exposed to the zika virus should have their hearing tested after birth.

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options. a huge payday for a controversial figure. he bought a controlling stake in a drug company last fall for 2.8 million dollars, and sold all his remaining shares for 5.9 million. he was a household name after buying the rights to a drug used by aids patients and hiking up the price. it's almost here, labor day, one of the busiest travel holidays of the year, and trip advisor says 37 percent of americans are planning to percent from last year, and with the holiday being the unofficial end of summer, the top three activities include going shopping, visiting a park or national park, and attending a cookout or barbecue. >> and if you have travel plans this weekend, here's the forecast around the region. it's going to be sunny and dry across our state here. las vegas too with temperatures in the 90s across california, san diego, san francisco, highs

cloudy skies. an isolated storm or two in the denver forecast saturday if you're headed up there. monsoon moisture flowing into new mexico and colorado, but they should dry out into sunday and monday. there's a look at the showers and thunderstorms firing up with the monsoon today. much of the activity has been centered out to the east, but we saw a few storms develop in the higher terrain northeast of the valley, and yeah, some of them moved in. so let's take a look at what we expect going into tomorrow. same story, the best chances for storms in the higher terrain east and northeast of may even see some across southeast arizona too, and there's a slight chance that some of the action heads down into the lower elevations. a better chance into thursday. still not great, but we up it from 10 percent to 20 percent in the phoenix metro for the thursday forecast, and a slight chance of a little more action friday before drying things out into the wind. right now at 99 subpoena duces tecum degrees in -- 99 degrees in phoenix, through the 90s at 7:00, and low 90s late tonight. 84 for the wake up tomorrow

triple digitsby 1:00, and hitting the high of 104 around 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon, near average for this time of year. now, there's a big temperature stretch right now across the valley. the east valley spots are quite a bit cooler because of the rain and gusty winds from the storms to the northeast, but look at the difference between goodyear at 107, and apache junction right now, they're at 86. so it's a 20-degree spread from one side offed town to the next. -- of town to 82 in sedona, 7h in flagstaff, upper 50s for payson and prescott tonight. phoenix dropping down to 84 in the morning. triple digit height across the central deserts and areas to the west as well, and a closer look at the valley shows highs at 102. 103 in chandler and tempe, and 104 in avondale and glendale tomorrow afternoon. the next seven days, 102 thursday with a chance of showers and thunderstorms.

and drying out over the weekend, and the good news is as we dry out we don't get hotter, keeping the low 100s around for the start of next week. >. and grocery stores having plenty of sales to get you ready for labor day. our smart shopper team went through the ads, and danielle lerner has the deals. >> reporter: meat, meat, and more meat. every grocery store has sales, including one at food city. $1.73 a pound for le beef. others had buy one, get one, two, even three for free. back to food city. green peppers on sale, and fry's with the drinks covered. 55 cents each. got to be 10 to get the price. they also have coke, pepsi or 7up on sale. four 12 packs for $8.88.

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we have some breaking news just coming in, some live pictures to the abc 15 live desk, hundreds outside protesting donald trump's rally that's happening in washington. you see all the people out

and he's expected to attend a campaign fundraiser, that was a private event, and then move into this area for the campaign speech that's supposed to start at 7:00. we'll keep watching and keep you updated. a lot of eyes on the state watching key results roll in from the primary, and at 10:00 we'll have a full recap, plus an update from the family of a young girl run over by a police officer. and a big arrest after a home burglary was caught on camera, all tonight at 10:00. >> >. all right, things quieting down across the state right now and valley too. so not a lot to track on desert doppler. the skies opening up. a gorgeous sunset out there tonight as we take a look, all of our cams spread across the valley. here's what's next. a slight chance of storms wednesday, thursday, and friday, and then a dry labor

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