clear skies, but still warm. >> a little warmer than the last few mornings. the humidity is also creeping back up. let's talk about the forecast. we are tracking changes as the monsoon moisture makes a return . right now it's hard to see the mostly clear skies, but it is mostly clear. this unofficially comes up an hour in two minutes from now. once the sun comes up you will see those mostly clear you will feel the humidity. we are in the mid-80s right now at phoenix sky harbor. i mentioned, and we were talking about it feeling warmer when you step outside. by this afternoon the heat is kicking up. we will hit a high of 105. that is lower than yesterday. with the increasing monsoon moisture the storm chances gradually going back up. i

threats to look out for today, next. for drivers heading out in the next couple of minutes, you're not going to find too many trouble spots on i-10. especially in the west valley. headed in on the one-to-one you can see the green. there is a crash on i-17 southbound at the i-10 stack. everything is on the left-hand side. you can see a single car crash in between traffic and the rep taking you to the 10. just use caution as you use that ramp. we will have a look at the east valley in a few minutes. tonight donald trump will be front and center in downtown phoenix. katie conner is joining us live from the phoenix convention center where thousands of people are expected.>> reporter: even donald trump tweeted this, the man -- the demand is unreal. we are expecting thousands of

the doors open at 3:00 this afternoon and the rally starts at 6 pm. trump will focus on immigration. he initially took a hard line on the issue but now appears to be backing down. trump will line up parents of victims who have been killed by undocumented immigrants. that includes the parents of a son who was killed by a drunk driver who was an . he has drawn massive crowds of supporters and protesters. right now an arizona trump and clinton are neck and neck. one poll shows front -- trump had a slim lead against clinton. i have also talked with several grassroots organizations who will be protesting outside the convention center.

here in downtown phoenix he will be in mexico meeting with their president. right now some of the elections are too close to call. officials going over a lot of the numbers. some of the races are razor thin including the republican primary for congressional district 5 in east valley. nick ciletti is life outside the state capital with the latest. it looks like one candidate is pretty optimistic regardless of how close it >> reporter: that would be christine jones. right now up i only about 900 votes. that didn't stop her from practically declaring victory last night. let's break down the numbers from the secretary of state's office. we have christine jones with 30% of the vote compared to andy biggs at his present 29%. biggs is not throwing in the towel yet. last night at party headquarters for christine jones it was all hugs and smiles and cheers.

establishment politics by many. she advertised heavily on air and it may have paid off. let's listen. >> it's a time for fresh thinking. time for the outsider perspective to have exercise for people who have actually accomplished something in their lives to say there may be a different way to push forward a conservative policy agenda. he went district 5 is heavily conservative, so a lot of people say whoever won the primary last night will most likely win the general coming up we will look at another hot race in arizona, one going national. more about a 5:30. someone who isn't sweating about the votes is paul babb you. he has beaten out his competition. each about 10 points behind on that race. >> to come out so strong in pima county and pinal county,

this is where the majority of the votes are, this is where i served. the people who know me best. >> he will now face tom o'halloran who read away with the race on the other side of the aisle to win the democratic nomination. another agency race in east valley where a comment state sen. jeff dayal is more than 1000 votes behind challenger frank smock. this race took a nasty turn because of an -- on answered questions. >> we are getting reports upwards of as 16 people, have been hospitalized after severe turbulence on a united airplane -- airlines flight going from houston to london. they made an emergency landing in ireland . 14 passengers, two crewmembers were injured when the plane experienced unexpected turbulence. i was searching for images to see if we have any feeds from that area, not yet. today the second suspect

change his plea to guilty. sergio ortiz and this woman, melissa centeno are accused of killing santana was four-year- old daughter in 2014. police a centeno admits to hitting her daughter in the stomach. yesterday she changed her plea to guilty. an update on the freeway shootings case. dps telling us a reward is no longer on the table. it was at $50,000. with the prime suspect cleared of all chars is not available anymore. dps still wants you to contact them with information. it appears the state lottery is out of luck when it comes to their new software. complaints are coming in from across the state. the new system installed over the weekend is not able to read winning scratching tickets at more than 2900 retail locations. officials say they can still print and read the tickets so the people with winning scratching tickets are told to hang onto them until they can fix the issue with the new

highway and you will likely see a memorial for someone who has passed away on the road. now adot is making changes. they will have to first approve any new memorial markers to make sure they meet certain requirements. adot says the change to prevent hazardous situation for any existing memorials may be removed if they pose a hazard. adot workers say otherwise they will leave a note. >> they will put a notice on it saying you have 60 days contact us and start a process where we can make sure the memorial is placed in a safe way. >> if the memorial is removed adot will leave a note at the site and store the memorial for some time. what we know about a vicious attack on the valley man who was trying to make a living by selling corn on the street. two hurricanes barreling toward hawaii. people there scrambling to prepare as the big island gets

to make landfall in decades. looking at the forecast, desert doppler is all clear in the valley now. we have to talk returning storm chances. i-10 at baseline is a

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it's going to be mild outside. don't worry about any rain or the commute as far as whether goes. the sun comes up at six sacks -- 6:02. mostly clear skies. today it will be hot. the warm up will be a little bit slower than yesterday. we actually made it into the hundreds yesterday before lunchtime. today i think it will be closer to the lunch hour before we see the triple digits. the morning warm up happens like this, going from 89 by

then we stay in the 90s through 11:00 before the 100s set in at noon. this afternoon the high temperatures make it to 105 around 4:00. that will be the high temperature for today. still a hot afternoon. we will go from mostly sunny skies this morning to partly cloudy skies with more humidity into this afternoon. also the chance for storms. i will break that down in show you when the storms could impact the valley in minus. we are still seeing great speeds throughout the valley. i want to focus on i-10 in east valley. a seven minute desert drive time with no delays from loop 202 santana to the 60. i can tell you the volume is building as you approach the 60 this morning. we have one crash on the freeways, i-17 southbound at the i-10 stack.

mainline of traffic, not blocking anything but use caution. is it art or a creepy crime? how one woman is defending her decision to release flies and insects on a subway train. chris brown directed -- arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. this as he goes online to blame the police and media as

good morning everybody. it's wednesday morning. let's take a look at tempe and the lights across the mill avenue bridge. 86 degrees right now. a bit warmer this morning that was a week ago today. we will look at the forecast coming up in a bit. chris brown is out of jail

his lawyer tweeting the news of his release around midnight for brown was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon after an hours long spectacle in at his los angeles home. it started when a woman called police asking for help, saying brown pointed a gun at her face. brown insists he's innocent. he blamed the whole thing on the media and police officers. he was released on $250,000 bail. back in 2009 brown was convicted of a felony assault for beating up his girlfriend rihanna. the los angeles media is reporting he threw a bag out the window of his house that had a gun in it, possibly drugs. he also says he was sleeping through the entire alleged incident. >> he might want to stay out of the spotlight for well. his job was to hand out flyers.

telling us the tablet and a laptop were snatched from her place in deer valley. the problem for the crook is a business he worked for was too advanced for his scheme. >> apparently with the company they have gps trackers on their employees so they could tell everyplace they have been and there were green dots all over my house. >> this guy quickly got -- i'm sorry, the homeowner quickly got her stuff back. by a phoenix police cruiser, we continue to hear this story. a fundraiser was held in honor of a three-year-old vanessa. we're told the parents have not left their daughter's side at the hospital. all the employees pooling their tips along with 15% of the sales to help with daily expenses. >> very emotional for all of us.

something happening to them is like something happening to us. a lot of tears, and a lot of what can we do? >> vanessa remains in a medical sleep state and will likely be in the hospital for months. switching gears, forget snakes on a plane, how about worms and crickets in the subway? >> no movie title. a woman is facing criminal charges for releasing these creepy crawlers in new york last week. she says she's an artist. she has a history of elaborate pranks. she pretended to be a homeless woman selling crickets for this one. another man who was in on it knocked the bugs out of her hand. >> people on the subway were not happy. one person even pulling the emergency brake. she later apologized, claiming she wants to raise awareness about how the homeless are treated. she is facing a reckless endangerment charge.

preparing for the first hurricane to make landfall in decades. hurricane metaline is expected to pass south of the big island early tomorrow. last check it was a category two storm. a lot of people are wondering if this will affect us in any way? >> not headed our way. it is moving well away, moving towards hawaii. it will eventually clip by hawaii. right now a category one hurricane. it will clip by hawaii before and moving further to the west. well away from our state. we are tracking a boost in monsoon moisture over the next few days. that means chances of storms gradually going up. we had some storms yesterday move off the rim into the southeast valley. no rain right now. when you step outside plan on dry conditions. we are sitting at 86 degrees. we will warm today into the

slower than yesterday. that means 100s don't kick in until about lunchtime. yesterday we saw triple digits as early as 11:00. by 10:00 up to 95 degrees. breeze at 5-15 miles an hour across the valley. by noon 101 before hitting the high of 105 today. we have the chance of storms kicking in this afternoon. we could see some storms moving off the higher terrain. the monsoon moisture working into better chance of storms along the mogollon rim. also in southeast arizona. that will be key because storms developing to the southeast will have that potential of bringing the dust into the valley. we will watch for that going into this afternoon and evening . a slight chance of storms this evening in time for the evening commute. keep an eye on the storms that could move into the valley.

the abc 15 mobile app handy. into tomorrow a slightly better chance of rain fell across the phoenix metro. a temperature of 102 with more monsoon moisture. it will also be my gear for thursday. by friday -- more muggy for thursday. by friday storm chances dropping through the day. drier air sets in this weekend into labor day. temperatures will stay in the low 100s and we will keep sunny skies going into early next week. the only crash on the valley freeways the 17. southbound just before the i-10 stack. you might have to tap the brake lights a little bit as you get on the 10 at that transition. no delays right now valley wide. about a six minute desert drive time eastbound on the one one from 75th to the 17. continuing on the 101 into scottsdale or even the 51 seeing the same speeds.

is picking up. we will have another look at that next. do you live in a condo? is construction going on around you? joe lets you know what one valley homeowners said about a neighbors remodel damaging his home. more election day problems. the new issues that have

us, the attorney general's office is taking action again after our investigation into ada lawsuits hitting valley businesses. asking judges to consolidate every open case filed by advocates for individuals with disabilities. if the judge oks it the ag plans to dismiss all of the groups lawsuits. we discovered the group filed more than 1700 cases just this year. joe ducey here. if you live in a condo you are affected by what your neighbors do. they could be loud or take out a wall that syncs your floor. that's what this man says happen. >> this is a structural wall that spans across your. >> reporter: a feature greg says the unit directly below him had until -- one day last fall he says the lower unit owner hired a contractor to remodel. taking out the wall to open up the floor plan. >> it is sinking down. >> reporter: he says his condo hasn't been the same sense.

>> reporter: and places in between. >> a structural beam was removed without the proper support to hold this floor. he wants his condo fixed. he filed -- he found a contractor didn't have the city evaluate the plans and thought that would get him some help. he says his hoa wanted nothing to do with it. a contractor, helio bird a contracting says they did nothing wrong and pull the permit after the work was started. >> that's when they co >> reporter: inspectors agreed they did not have the permits before the work and issued a notice of violation. that lead nowhere since the permit was pulled later. the beam was replaced but that didn't fix greg's floor. a spokesperson tells me they will have no would roll in ascertaining or verifying if any damage occurred as a result new construction. greg filed a complaint with the registrar of contractors. >> they seem to want to attribute this to normal settling of the building.

was not able to determine whether the settling was due to the work performed by the contractor or the previous issues the residents experience with settling. agency said by the time it inspected the job more than three months after its completion the permits were in place. no violations, no fines, no help. >> i was flabbergasted. >> reporter: greg says he's filing a complaint with his insurer. i'm joe ducey. if you have a problem let me know. temperatures righ the mid-80s. the monsoon moisture is coming back. you will feel the humidity and we have to talk about the storm today. west valley drivers, i-10 is heavy near 67th ave. we will look at the desert drive time's coming up. the tale of the bigmouthed bandit. theives -- police able to track down one of the crooks but the other is still on the loose. we have been telling you about this home invasion, at least one person injured.

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thank you for starting your day with us. already a little warmer than it has been the last couple of days. >> give it to us straight. >> the temperatures are dropping a bit over the next few afternoons. yesterday it was 107. little bit lower, the temperatures are running a little warmer than the last few mornings. we are in the upper 70s to low 80s. you will also feel a difference in the air not being as dry. there is some humidity going back up with the monsoon moisture working backend. temperature-wise, by this afternoon back into the 100s. warm up will be a little slower. mesa, deer valley 102.

phoenix 105. i mentioned the monsoon moisture slowly working its way back in. we are tracking more storm chances for the mountains and southeast arizona. for the valley that means a chance for rain and the threat of dust is there. i will walk you through the hour by hour forecast and show you when to expect that threat in a few minutes. for the west valley right now, those delays of the 10 are starting to set in. they are pretty minor at this point. looking at about a 16 minute desert drive time from the 101 to the 17. this starts just past 67th ave. by 43rd you should see normal speeds again. this is i-17 at camelback. northbound it looks like a truck on the right-hand side. southbound is looking good. i can tell you the crash on i- 17 southbound at the i-10 stack

we will head out to us 60 in a few minutes. a couple of investigations happening now. the first one is a home invasion near seventh street and thomas. we are on the scene. officers were updating us throughout the investigation. the call came in around 12:30 this morning. we have learned two white men went to this apartment and kicked in the door armed with a baseball bat and a gun. a man and a woman were inside on the couch. that man with the bat. he got a good cut but decided not to go to the hospital. the woman was not injured. the suspects between the ages of 20-30, all they got away with was a wallet. is unclear if the couple was targeted. police believe there may have been random. the other investigation happening right now, and investigation near 15th ave.

information that two guys got into an argument. one guy apparently goes outside and sets the other guys car on fire. the fire started and then starts another fire on a random balcony. thankfully no injuries. that could have been much worse. the fire started -- the firestarter was taken into custody and will face charges including arson. national spotlight, donald trump will take center stage at the phoenix convention center for a big speech about immigration. for more on that we will get out to katie conner. many say this could be one of the most anticipated speeches to date. >> reporter: there will be thousands of people hear from both sides of this debate the police will try to keep it calm.

bringing crime, they are rape is and some, i assume, are good people. >> reporter: that was a hard stance that took -- that trump took last year. now he appears to be saying he will be fair but firm. his plan was to immediately deport illegal immigrants who have a criminal record. jaime garcia says if trump actually changes his policy it is too >> he has done nothing consistently to in trust latino voters to him or the vast majority of them. i think a change of policy now is being disregarded as disingenuous. >> reporter: garcia says there will be dozens of grassroots organizations here this afternoon for the protest. the doors open at 3:00. the event starts at 6:00.

downtown phoenix he will be in mexico meeting with their president. donald trump's rally is set to begin at about 5:00 tonight. who will be there? representative feel -- the lowest, gov. doug ducey, sheriff joe arpaio, jeff do with an former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. mike pence will speak and of course donald trump will speak. sheriff joe arpaio think he is excited to hear visit with the mexican president. >> i think the main thing is at least meet, have that meeting to talk. if there's any problems, discuss it, work together and see what we can do for the good of both countries. >> you will see an incredible amount of detail and i would say clarity as it relates to the foreign immigration policy they

it here in arizona. >> the fbi could be releasing its report on its investigation into the emails surrounding hillary clinton sometime today. also there -- also their interview with the former secretary of state. the fbi has been focusing on whether or not clinton and her aid mishandled government -- government secrets. the two raises a lot of peop first the race for maricopa county sheriff. the other race involves sen. john mccain. nick ciletti is in the state capital. the votes are still being tallied. sen. john mccain also moving on. >> reporter: that's right. you can see behind me the lights are still on. it has been a busy night for secretary of state's office.

finished mccain was confident he would come up a winner. let's break down the numbers. according to the latest figures we have mccain coming in at 52% compared to kelly wards 39%. this was billed as mccain's toughest primary battle yet. he one more handily that a lot of people thought he would. if elected this will be his six term in office. that is something his opponents try to use against him, they also tried to use his age againshi they would pull off a victory. it looks at the scales went in mccains favor. >> you have given me a chance to continue serving arizona. thank you from the bottom of my heart. >> [ applause ]>> reporter: mccain also told me yesterday he is confident about the general election against and kirkpatrick. coming up, we will break down one of the most hotly contested

that is a matter of hundreds of votes separating the top two candidates. the election results website is back up. last night if you try to get on their to check the raises you probably couldn't cut it was down. the crash may have been because so many people were trying to get results. it is back up and running this morning. in the race for the maricopa county recorder it is still too close to call. about 350 votes behind challenger purcell has held that job since 1988. she was widely criticized for all of the voting issues during the presidential preference election this year. this is a tough story. a guy trying to make some money, at the pistol whipping that street vendor. he hit him in the back of head during an armed robbery. police tell us that sky who did the pistol whipping -- told us that guy who did the pistol

-- with $150 from a guy just trying to sell some corn. if you know what happened contact police. new information about it pair of big mouth burglars on the run. we showed you these guys a couple of weeks ago, they collected $30,000 worth of stuff from a house in arcadia. one saying his partner in crimes game. he saint michael. one of our viewers led police to michael heinz. he could be several other calories. if you can help track down his accomplished -- his accomplice please call police. in scottsdale your granite reef and indian school crews worked through the night to restore power lines. any chance of activity today? >> there is a chance.

not everybody celebrate yesterday and by sunset the storms cleared out. it has been quiet overnight. in the valley and across the state, but we are starting to feel more of the monsoon moisture bringing storm chances back. looking at the dew points, they have gone up. the dewpoint is how we measure the moisture in the atmosphere. you can see the dew points our app -- are up. more storms will fire up along the rim today and more storms will also fire up in southeast arizona. you can see the storms wrecked area including much of the state, except the far western portion of the state as we get a slight chance of storms everywhere. in the valley that chance isn't too high but we could see storms move off the higher terrain at into the phoenix metro by late this afternoon and evening. the threat for blowing dust is there as storms fire up to the south and send dust our way. in the moderate to high range

we can also see heavy rain and when threats on the rise. the only hot spot is i-10 in the west valley. the delays are extending from 83rd ave. to the i-17 stack. you will see some and slow and go this morning. east valley drivers looking at as an eight minute desert drive time from i 60. if you're on and 10, loop 101, they're all pretty good right now. on loop 101 in the north part of the valley is picking up near 51st ave. approaching i-17. we will have a closer look at i-17 and state route 51 in a few minutes. the skies are open as regular flights from the us and cuba begin. we will tell you about the airline making history. can you spot the real from the fake? the big brand names appearing

thank you for starting your morning with us at abc 15 mornings. 86 degrees. the sun is just starting to come up. we will get the most accurate forecast and the desert drive time's in a few minutes. i want to update everybody. this morning there were a lot 51 glendale. northbound ramp specifically. you can see this white car that crashed into a pole. according to our photographer on the scene the driver was being investigated for possibly the sleepy or impaired. it doesn't sound like there are serious injuries. that is a new information we have. today another step in

the us and cuba. that is the first regularly scheduled flights between the nations since 1961. jetblue flight from fort lauderdale to santa clara will land in about an hour. more than 400 flights per week when now connect the united states and the island nation. the government is fighting opioid abuse. 44 states will get $53 million to cut down on overprescribing painkillers to increase access to treatment and make sure antidote is available. we are working to find out if arizona is one of the states benefiting from this. as soon as we find out we will let you know. getting the best of an accused scam artist wanted in four states. this is christopher luther who thought he could get away with it. scottsdale officers say he conned people into putting a deposit down for rental property -- properties he didn't own.

have to? so many of us search for bargains -- why say more if you don't have to? so many of us search for bargains. counterfeits are showing up online. the top brands including rolex, cartier, other expensive designer brands like coach, michael kors, ray-ban. the best bet is to always choose reputable sites. store. that's the best way to not get ripped off. a deal is on the way over the decision to allow construction on a freeway in pinal county. the proposed south mountain freeway will be built next to tribal lands. bandying council doesn't want to see that happen. they opposed the construction. the council feels the project would desecrate sacred land. looking for a fiesta? food city wants to invite you

in tempe. baseline and hardy is a location. the grand opening kicks off with live music, free food samples and the first 300 people to buy groceries get a gift bag filled with fun stuff. festivities running from 10:00 this morning until 1:00 this afternoon. the family of mexican singer jaun gabriele is revealing details about a public memorial following his death. impromptu public tributes like this one in garibaldi square in mexico city have been up. an official memorial will take place this weekend in war as mexico. his family is planning a public celebration of his like this weekend in war is. gabrielle was supposed to perform in the valley in october. we have learned refunds for the concert at talking stick resort casino will be given that it must be arranged through your ticket seller. hollywood now has a

the reveal helped mark the 21st anniversary of dreaming of you, that was silliness last studio album. the museum decided to immortalize the mexican- american star after an outpouring of appreciation from her fans. time for the most accurate forecast. to the east the sun is not up yet, but you can already see the light of day. if you're heading out soon the temperatures are in the 80s in much of the valley. a mild start. you will also notice more humidity. you can see all is dry as we look live with the valley camp. things will change going into this afternoon. the increase in monsoon moisture means storm chances are back in the forecast. the best potential along the rim and southeast arizona. we will watch the storms

first and also in southeast arizona. a few storms could work their way off the rim and into the valley. we will have to watch for the threat of blowing dust. to the southeast there is a chance of more widespread coverage of the storms and that means we get the threat of dust getting kicked up with any storms close to the valley. we will watch that through the afternoon. tomorrow the rain chances continue. thursday is the best potential for scattered showers and storms around the a chance for storms in the afternoon and we could see raemon greg overnight into friday morning with an isolated threat ready afternoon. the storm chances kicking up after 3:00 for the phoenix metro. slight chance of storms with the dust threat there. storm chances thursday into friday and then we tap into the dryer air and clear out storm chances just in time for the

day. today 105. tomorrow 102. temperatures gradually dropping things to the increase in monsoon moisture. heading into the holiday weekend the dryer air won't mean hotter temperatures. low 100s heading into labor day. i will check the hour by hour temperature planner next. it looks like we lost malory's microphone. we will check back in in a few minutes. i guarantee you have never heard the abcs like this. this little girls video going viral. all new, a new controversy surrounding football and the american flag. this one playing out at a high

don't miss it. the final preseason game for the cardinals tomorrow right here on abc 15. cardinals are hosting the denver broncos. coverage starts at 6 pm a. kickoff at 6:30 right here on abc 15. asu fans, you'll have to wait a little longer for the

on the pack 12 network. they will open at home against in a you. the coach is still refusing to name the starting quarterback. this is one of the hottest videos on the internet. >> i posted it to my facebook page. this little girl is broadway worthy in this performance of the abcs. >> [ singing ] >> she is belting it out. [ laughing ] >> more than form -- more than 4 million people have watched the video. >> she is going for it. some of the notable stars among those views, jesse tyler ferguson who compares violent to broadway legend elaine stritch. she is something else. let's check the traffic. the heaviest spot will be i-10

you are seeing stop and go traffic. the desert drive time's coming up next as well as a look at the slowing on i-17. we are just minutes away from sunrise. we have clear skies and temperatures at 86 degrees. storm chances back in the forecast. we are detailing all of the election coverage locally. even a national story including a brand-new poll coming out involving hillary clinton's likability numbers. . a woman shot in a parking garage. you have to hear these details. this is just insane. good samaritans coming to the rescue of a pregnant woman who was trapped in a burning car. you will hear from one of the men who risked his life to save a total stranger. this is video you're not going to want to miss. another full hour of news coming your way in just two

to come up and it's 85 degrees.

you're waking up to abc 15 mornings. a pivotal primary in arizona. some races are too close to call. some of the long lines could be the downfall for one candidate. taking center stage in arizona hours before arriving

heading south of the border. this morning we have a preview of what you should. >>. brand-new video coming in from tucson. a locked down just lifted after a shooting outside of the hospital. what we are just now learning. let's get the forecast. this is mostly clear skies. as you head out the door you will feel mild temperatures and a little bit of humidity as we see the monsoon moisture gradually increase around state. nice and dry with mostly sunny skies. 85 degrees now at phoenix sky harbor. today heating up into the triple digits, the warm up is a little slower than yesterday. by lunchtime we make it into the hundreds. not before their fifth most the clear skies through lunchtime and a few more clouds this afternoon. we had the threat of storms and dust. i will break down the hour by hour storm cast next. the two slow spots will be