. three big stories at 10:00 p.m. storms on doppler and the hearts of the community with a two-year-old boy. two words, gun shot and hospital. kim tobin is live with the details. >> reporter: tragedy we are

this was a 2-year-old boy inside pch, rushed here after he was shot. the child found his dad's gun and was maying with it when it discharged hitting him in the leg. investigators will be asking questions about how this happen. the child was brought here with non-life-threatening we will bring you updates on ww -- here on air and on our mobile app. this is what some are seeing and hearing. the rain video. a live look right now. abc 15 desert doppler showers

south phoenix getting heavier pockets there. the streets, seeing the heaviest south of southern. and to the east. more activity to the south and southeast. storm chances continue for the next couple hours and tomorrow and friday. more chances in play too. your forecast coming hours after his speech donald trump already out of the valley tonight. a motorcade leading him to phoenix sky harbor on route to cincinnati. capping often quite the day for him off -- capping off quite the day for him. >> some i assume are good people. >> that was then, this is now.

mexico and the leadership and friendship that we have between mexico and the united states. >> friendlier tone but not a softer stance. trump promising no amnesty and his vision for a make or break issue in the election. >> come on in. come on in. not anymore. >> trump listed 10 steps for ficking a broken immigration system. he said mexico will pay for the wall and vowed to hire more i.c.e. officers and border patrol agents. >> day one my first hour in office those people are gone. >> saying america is first, trump said he will remove those on expired visas. hillary clinton could be deported by his new task force.

keeping criminals out. it exists to protect all aspects of american life. >> trump brought up locals killed by illegal immigrants. >> to add to that, his vision of screening tests for visa applicants. and a certification pause to make sure immigrants share our values and talked about bringing back the 287g program, to enforce immigration law. plus a promise to repeal executive actions from president obama. abc's jon erickson has been at phoenix convention center getting crowd reaction from donald trump's immigration speech. >> reporter: to see the reaction to donald trump's ideas, just go across the

two different sides. the most violent was an elbow right here. police quickly separated the groups. shouting from the ground and from the rooftops. as trump started talking inside, she wasn't listening. >> reporter: anything trump could say that would turn you into a supporter? >> no. >> reporter: he told me the only way he would support trump is if trump trump said no amnesty. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: what did the people hear inside? >> most violent criminals have to go first to bring rule of law back. >> trying to make everything fair for america. that is what i got out of it.

the shouter goes -- shouting goes on. the barricades weren't enough to keep the two sides apart but there has been no word of any arrests out here when protesters and supporters could get too close. police would get in the middle. and that is what kept the peace out here tonight. >> lots of strong emotions. thank you very much. before donald trump took the stage big names singing trump's praises. governor doug ducey leaving no uncertainty about who he sheriff joe arpaio, rudy giuliani and mike pence also speaking. we posted the speeches on our abc 15 mobile app. democrats bashing trump's speech tonight. he says trump's immigration plan is offensive. >> i think we are underestimating the intelligence of the american people and the reality that we are living in in this country. that is the most offensive.

a wall unrealistic. donald trump made a stop in mexico meeting with president enrique pena nieto talking about that wall. we mentioned trump insisted mexico pay for it. president enrique pena nieto making it clear tonight that is not the case. hillary clinton also blasting donald trump saying his visit can't make up for a year of insults. trump said he had collaboration. talked to the fbi director. >> reporter: the only way law enforcement could be successful is to work together. >> what i learned is i am most effective when i have trusted partners. >> partnership that has proven success that arrested this man convicted of assaulting a 9- year-old girl in 2003 in

time behind bars. [ speaking foreign language ] >> i took the chance god gave me to walk outlet -- out. >> reporter: u.s. marshals credited mexican authorities for making an arrest. the director said after meeting with communities and officials he realized they want the same thing. >> comforting to know people want to keep their community safe. i was caught off guard by the question what are you doing to my country. >> reporter: information on stolen cars and fugitives is being shared. >> the peace that is evolving, intelligence sharing, the information sharing. >> reporter: the hope is that will lead it a level of unconditional trust. >> in a perfect world one day i

share that information. >> reporter: navideh forghani, abc 15. >> advocates of immigration reform praising a decision by the city council tonight. they approved the city i.d. cards. it will hope those undocumented immigrants or homeless. it could only be used as a second ear i.d. -- secondary i.d. pair of cell phone store robbers. two locations 24 hours apart. and managers worry they will strike again. abc's nohelani graf on this story tonight. they make it clear they are armed. >> reporter: they are not carrying guns but they are bringing heavy metal. this is the first store that was robbed carrying a baseball bat. but it is the similarities in the second robbery that employees are dialing in on.

employee was left alone and how quickly this guy knocked out the robbery. a bat, he headed for the cashier. >> he locked himself in. >> reporter: he cleanups out the cash register. 300 bucks. >> right here. took the entire thing. >> couple came into the store twice just before the robbery raising red the most expensive phone. >> i think they are scoping things out. >> reporter: workers say the guy was hispanic. shorter. wearing a red hat, white underarmor. similar to the robber who hit another store the next morning. the weapon different this time. >> a machete. a big blade. >> reporter: the robber was smarter. had an employee open the safe

alert system. >> so weird how they knew where they were going and navigated so easily. >> reporter: police can't they if they are connected but employees aren't ready to rule it out. safety changes are already underway and they are beefing up staff and notice the new sticker, not as much cash on hand. if you recognize the suspects, call police. back to you. a primary concern for police and our community. pop culture is picking up on it. rolling stone doing a profile on the serial street shooter. 9 attacks. 7 murders dating back to march. they explore if they are connected to the freeway shootings. police explored every possibility but haven't found evidence connecting the crime. a $75,000 reward is offered for

valley scam spreading out of control. >> legal pot could be a reality but it could mean your chances of buying a gun go up in smoke. >> this poor man. >> a wounded warrior and a national hero. after finding something that belonged to him. >> and showers and thunderstorms in the valley tonight. abc 15 desert doppler the storms in south phoenix and

breaking news, a teen in a lot of trouble if caught. an 18-year-old armed with a gun robbed a papa murphies. stealing cash from the safe and

17. a different kind of pain at the pump. an update to a safety alert. credit card skimmers found at 7 more locations across the state. some in the valley. so far this year 52 skimmers have been reported at arizona pumps with half of that this month alone. officials are saying that they are cracking down and ramping up efforts [ indiscernible ] >> authorities are encouraging yooacheck your bank activity and be wear while filling up during the labor day weekend. nothing is free in life and a woman may be learning that. accused of stealing $74,000 worth of stuff from target. hitting 16 stores in 5 valley cities in a month and mostly

to pawn them off. she is charged with theft and trafficking. a baby who deserved so much better. new details on the death of a baby. according to police the baby died while in the care of a babysitter. we are learning the babysitter admitted to leaving the child at home. when she got back she found the baby unresponsive in his crib. >> are you that heartless? okay, you know, sleeping, doesn't matter. [ speaking foreign language ] >> he was a happy, laughing, happy baby. >> no charges seem to have been filed. in the news again, two former reporters pleading guilty after their baby tested positive for cocaine. the baby was taken to the

after being breast fred. police say killing 9 black worshipers at a south carolina colorado -- breast-fed: a couple races too close to call. one for congress in district 5. christine jones leading by 875 votes and it could be a few more days till an official winner is declared. maricopa county recorder helen purcell blamed for the long her republican challer by 300 -- challenger by 350 votes. for glendale mayor. he is holding on to a lead. less than 200 votes. this race could be changed by a cluster of ballots left at a middle school over night. it is official, rejecting a final legal challenge over

november. tonight a new twist in this. if you use marijuana it could prevent you from buying a gun if you are on a registered list. law prohibits anyone who uses a controlled substance from buying a gun and marijuana is listed as a controlled substance. few years ago a nevada woman was turned away for this reasons and recently the court upheld the decision. proving there are so many kind hearted people in community. a woman stop'em stumbled upon two checks while -- stumbled upon two checks while walking. the checks made out to a well known army veteran wounded in action. president obama introduced him at the state of the union in 2014. the woman wanted to make sure he got his cash.

much for our country. he suffered for it. i want to make sure to -- he was repaid. kindness goes a long way. >> the father was cashing his son's checks when they slipped out of his pocket. he called to thank her. quite a light show tonight. >> yeah. especially out to the east. more of tonight's rain. video the lightning from our cam. in queen creek. pointed to the east this evening. as the lightning was striking and the rain was pouring down out there as well. take a look at what we are watching on abc 15 desert doppler. we will zoom in to the showers kicking out rain. out near gun avenue and baseline -- 51 avenue and

moving from east to west across the valley tonight. mesa, the rain starting to pick up. the heaviest is near country club and the 60. starting to move to the west towards the mall area. it will continue on towards doddson. to the south, a few spotty showers but they are dwindling down. we will continue to keep storm chances over night 10% through 1:00 a.m. and 2:00 a.m. into the afternoon tomorrow more chances for monsoon storms in play as monsoonal moisture still sits over the state. 93 degrees. dew point in the mid-50s here in phoenix and across the valley. winds picking up as showers roll through as well. gusts 30 miles per hour in some spots. winds sustained 17 out of the

near apache junction. they cooled in the last hour. 83 degrees there. 88 queen creek. rest of the valley 90s. as the showers work in and through the area temperatures drop once the winds hit your area. a look to the north. 60 degrees flagstaff. 64 show low. low activities in prescott and payson. tonight upper 50s there. casa grande 79 over night. to the west, lows in the 80s for gila bend, lake havasu and triple digits tomorrow. same in phoenix. slightly below average. couple degrees. sedona 87. flagstaff 75 tomorrow. and the higher terrain stands the best chance for showers and thunderstorms. future cast here going into the afternoon shows the chance working into the phoenix metro, and over night into friday too.

higher terrain 50% chance. 10 to 20 here and drying out through the labor day weekend. 97 at noon. triple digits in the afternoon forecast for some of us. fountain hills, cave creek in the 90s tomorrow. not bad as far as temperatures go. and the temperatures get better through the labor day weekend. low 100s saturday, sunday and 100 degrees on monday for labor day. lows in the 70s. tracking trouble in the tropics causing concerns from florida to hawaii. the latest in moments.

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