next 30 minutes or so. we will keep tracking it. we have showers and thunderstorms popping up between maricopa and wild horse pass and more activity toward gila bend and multiple advisory areas. showers and thunderstorms are kicking up heavy rain. dust will be the biggest threat tonight. through the evening forecast, 20% chance of showers and thunderstorms in the valley. we will go back to abc 15 live drive to jason ballantyne. >> reporter: we polled over because the dust was so significant. we are down to a half-mile visibility. these cars have pulled over ahead of us. this car in front of us has their flashing hazards on which is not recommended.

whatsoever. a lot of these cars coming down the freeway also have flashes on because they are going below highway speed. in their minds, they are being safe. if someone is following with flashes on and they look to the right to see the same thing, they may think cars pulled over are moving. we did see one crash on the road headed out to maricopa. fortunately, everyone seemed to be out and moving around. this is heavy dust lasting 4 miles -- for miles. >> thank you so much. stay safe. this is a live look at air15 giving us a great vantage point of this dust storm as it moves into the southeast filing -- valley.

places. this blowing dust advisory remains in effect until 6 pm. i will once again show you on the radar exactly where this radar is. it stretches from near the 202 and 10 interchange through chandler getting to the north of the loop, 202. it will continue to push to the northeast. we will keep tracking it for you. if you are in the east valley, please wait for this to pass. if visibility get significantly reduced, please pull aside and wait until it clears. it all comes down to this. the cardinals against history

it. >> fighting for not just a win but a spot on the 53 man roster. they will have to get through the defending super bowl champions. >> this game is important for us to prepare. >> cardinals, broncos. kick off in just 90 minutes right here on abc 15. >> reporter: they are in for the fight of their life. >> this is preseason game number 4. you can see the through a workout. they won't play tonight. not many people in the stands will have allies a penny jerseys on. we lose a little interest on this because the superstars aren't going. the coaches know who the top 30 to 40 guys are. they are trying to cut by saturday. tonight there are 75 guys but

down to 53. their dream of making the nfl comes down to this. >> reporter: it could be one play. >> yes. they are working with the younger guys as on-field coaches. they remember when they were in these guys' shoes trying to make the team. >> this preseason game means a lot to certain guys. it is the chance to make the roster. find their position on the roster and if not, au the other teams. >> i have to play running back. i had a good time this week but giving them a good look. >> reporter: we're back here live you are watching the starters. right now these guys want the best, younger guys to make the team. >> reporter: it has to be anxiety driven at this point. >> reporter: if i am in the

guys, i am ready to throw up. >> that is putting it mildly. a murder for hire plot in the valley stopped in time. i woman safe but her ex-husband sent to jail. the whole thing began with the suspect providing bond to get the would-be assassin out of jail telling him to carry out the crime after he died of cancer. a love triangle turned there are disturbing new details about a chandler murder investigation. nick soboleski was out of jail for just two days before he shot and killed a man he thought was involved with his girlfriend while he was locked up. surveillance video from neighbors helped people connect the suspect and help detectives find that murder weapon in a nearby field. phoenix police revealing a shooting not related to the

officers responded to a man shot in his leg near dunlap. he is expected to be okay. democracy 2016. donald trump back on the campaign trail in the key battleground state of ohio touting that immigration plan. >> last night i outlined a bold, new immigration reform to create prosperity and opportunity for all of our people. especially those who have indiscernible ]. we will treat everyone with dignity, respect and compassion but our greatest compassion will be for the american citizens. >> tim kaine responding in new hampshire today saying the meeting between trump and mexico's president showed trump, quote, folded like an accordion on his signature issue. >> he has been talking nonstop

campaign about building a wall in having mexico build it. we had a chance to look the other leader in the eye and he choked. >> can trump get that wall built in deport millions from this country? >> reporter: donald trump sent some of his best engineers to arizona to see how to build this wall over the very rugged desert terrain. local border security activists say they like to hear that someone is finally listening to their concerns. this plan does come at a big cost. >> let's protect. >> reporter: trump outline points to an enthusiastic phoenix crowd. >> on day one, we will begin working on a physical, tall, powerful, beautiful southern border wall. >> reporter: in arizona state

project of his own says the president does have authority to start right away. >> in 2006, congress passed the secure fence act. >> reporter: the fence could cost between $2 million and $10 million a mile and there are challenges. >> running the wall through a river or ravine. >> reporter: trump wants to immediately remove 2 million immigrants who committed crimes , 10 times our country's current annual deportation rate. >> we will issue detainers for illegal immigrants arrested for any crime whatsoever. they will be placed into immediate removal proceedings. >> reporter: trump says he will triple the number of deportation offices to get it done but it may take more than that to fulfill his promises. >> it will be very difficult to solve. we need our borders secured.

hispanic community including his talk about eliminating the aca with young, undocumented immigrants were allowed to remain in the u.s. and work if they were brought here as children. >> a lot of questions still unanswered. thank you, melissa. dozens of skimmers found at gas stations across the state. we take actions on how to protect yourself and your wallet. live look aside fr tracking the dust moving into the southeast valley. we have a dust advisory for the

paul babeu exposed in a damning home video. at a boarding school he used to run. widespread cases of physical and sexual abuse. students were also stripped down and forced to wear nothing but a sheet. indisputable evidence that congressional candidate supported the abusive practices and even bragged about them. they're there for a reason. because they're hopeless. because they're hopeless. a long history of abuse, the students may never recover.

back to the weather alerts. you are seeing storms hit the valley. we got dust in rain and gusty winds. we're tracking it. a blowing dust advisory is in effect until 6 pm. we're going to continue to see showers and thunderstorms develop as well. we are keeping a close eye on all of this.

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a warning for those of you hitting the road this labor day

to get your credit card information. 59 skimmers have been found that pumps in our state compared to 11 last year. abc15 is taking action to protect you. how are they doing this? >> reporter: it doesn't take them long. just seven seconds to get in. they have a master key to get inside these machines and install their device. security fields are installed on newer pumps. if you see one of these broken, it is a bad sign. newer pumps like these usually have layers of technology to prevent thieves from breaking in. it is older pumps at gas stations to watch out for. pick pumps closest to the gas station door. try to go to well lit places. thieves may be fast but they like to work in the shadows. we are also learning about who they are.

enforcement is they are cuban and our meeting gangs operating throughout the united states doing this work. >> reporter: what can you do? ask the gas station attendance how often they check for skimmers. use cash if you don't like the answer or find another place. don't use debit cards. only cash. >> good information. we're taking action to protect your family. on abc15.com we have a page with interactive maps showing where the skimmers have popped up. go to abc15.com. a kidnapping case straight out of the movies. this one has a happy ending. phoenix police saying alonzo cabrera and five others armed with rifles kidnapped a woman at 36 street and mcdowell.

remove nearly $20,000 from a bank. the teller managed to call police. a call for help after someone did this to a bus in phoenix. the vandalism is not an easy fix. this is an assistant week delivering dreams bus. it's cannot be painted over. the organization is asking the community to help a mystery unfolding in the west valley after a car winds up in the canal. the driver is nowhere to be found. police responded to perryville and broadway road in buckeye. they couldn't find anyone. workers eventually told the car -- towed the car. we're looking at the dust in the valley. it is extending a couple or

it started from storms dear -- near maricopa an hour ago where we soar winds racing out of those storms picking up dust along the way. as it moves into the valley, it disclosing pop-up showers -- it is causing pop-up showers. right now heavy rain along i-10 stretching from near the phoenix outlets where the 10 and 202 meet all the way up past elliott. it also extends when the 202 becomes pay coast road. south mountain freeway getting soaked. farther down to the south rain showers to the west and southwest of maricopa. we also have showers in the multiple terrain. there is one southeast of

and thunderstorms popping up to the southwest of prescott moving into that area. another one between mayor and humbled. you can see the rain really heavy even farther south of that advisory. the biggest threats for the higher terrain will be pockets of heavy rainfall leading to localize flooding. we will see that here locally. for the east valley, reduced visability and that dust rolls in. 20% chance for showers and thunderstorms in phoenix metro and blowing dust advisory until 6 pm. temperatures in the mid-90s through 7:00 and 8 o'clock. down to 90. winds haven't picked up too bad out of the west at 7 miles per hour. cave creek, ninety six. maricopa, 95. phoenix metro in the low 100s.

showers are rolling through the area. 64 in that area. 59 in flagstaff. highs tomorrow in the low 80s in the higher terrain. valley, central arizona and to the west has triple digit heat tomorrow. same story as we head into the weekend. here is a look at showers and thunderstorms central. best that in we leave it at 20% for midday into the afternoon and more action before the drier air starts to flow in. the entire state looks to dry out sunday and monday. here is a look at your 7 day forecast. 103 on saturday. 101 on sunday. we will stay drive for the labor day weekend. that monsoon starts to roll

blowing dust. air15 is seeing it now in parts of the east valley like tempe and me sad. we will keep a close eye on that. taking action in response to a t-shirt controversy and what's a local school district is planning to do. here are the stories coming up next. >> reporter: hurricane hermine ready to strike. plus, first

paul babeu exposed in a damning home video. extreme discipline used on special needs kids at a boarding school he used to run. widespread cases of physical and sexual abuse. students were also stripped down and forced to wear nothing but a sheet. supported the abusive practices and even bragged about them. they're there for a reason. because they're hopeless. because they're hopeless. a long history of abuse, the students may never recover.

more of your vote being counted. maricopa county reporter saying

ballots have been tabulated and added to the unofficial results. that leaves 35,000 early ballots left to count and 3000 provisional ballots tomorrow. kids walk out of class and now there is action from a school district. buckeye union plans to review its current dress code policy. two students were told to take off their black lives matter t- shirts at buckeye union high school. several students walked out in protest. the superintendent is creating programs to discuss cultural and racial differences. it could get awkward for colin kaepernick. the team he is playing is doing a special salute to the military before the game. 49ers taking on the chargers. they plan that salute before kaepernick started the process.

american protest and police brutality. >> reporter: cardinals are getting ready to take on the broncos. i don't think they will be sitting during the national anthem. >> reporter: a lot of nerves tonight. the doors are open and the speakers are on. it is very loud. we were talking about all of the anxiety for the guys on that bubble. >> reporter: they have to cut 75 down to you can see them practicing, but they won't be playing. this is about making the team. the third streak quarterback matt barkley even though he was on the team all last season, training camp was up and down and the cardinals aren't all that impressed. cardinals have both third and fourth quarterback last year in

his last shot. >> same's ups and downs, you've got to eliminate the poor spots. >> i think being myself and getting completions is my number one goal. i don't have an answer for what to prove and what the coaches want to see. if they see i am moving the ball and getting completions, what a quarterback shoul that should be good. >> reporter: keep your eyes and matt barkley. four, number nine this is his last shot to impress the coaches and he may not make the team with that. >> key game tonight, they are cutting 253 -- to 53 on

>> that dust is not blowing anywhere close to glendale. people in the east valley are saying, there is a huge dust storm and pockets of rain. let me show you abc 15 desert doppler . i-10 corredor from wild horse pass up to chanda boulevard, gray road, of moderate to heavy rainfall.

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tonight, breaking news. hurricane hermine ready to strike. widespread flooding. damaging winds up to 75 miles per hour. and now, parts of florida under a tornado watch. plus, millions in the northeast could see a labor day washout. our team in the storm zone. disaster on the launch pad. the spacex rocket exploding in a huge ball of fire, destroying a $200 million satellite to be used by facebook. mixed message. donald trump's hardline stand on undocumented immigrants. so today, why is he saying he's, quote, "softening his position"? the abc news exclusive. basketball star dwyane wade speaking out about the death of his cousin in chicago, and how trump responded to the tragedy.