this is abc 15 news taking action. >> good morning everybody, it is 5:00 now on this sunday. i'm allison rodriguez. >> and a mystery unfolding in phoenix after a body is found inside an apartment. new developments from the breaking news we brought yesterday morning. >> live in scottsdale, scottsdale fire on the scene of a water rescue. we're going to tell you what happened coming. >> operator: and thousands attending mass to witness pope francis declaring a new saint. how mother teresa being remembered. >> a new kickoff and we have all the highlights. a big day as a lot of schools see their first games. even some games happening

thank goodness that mother nature cooperated. i think the weather was pretty nice for us. let's get into what you can expect today. we've got abc 15 doppler here, we're scanning the skies. this morning you're waking up with clear skies, 78 degrees right now at phoenix sky harbor. so milder temperatures, these morning lows not bed at all. later on we're going to be warmer, start to dry out a little bit as well. here's a look at your labor day travel. take a look at what you ca expect. we are expecting warmer temperatures in las vegas, upper 90s there. 70s out to the west of us. really nice conditions there. and then over to our east, albuquerque, el paso expecting pretty nice temperatures late summer temperatures there. so 80s in albuquerque, 90s in el paso. coming up, wore going to break down your valley temperatures hour by hour. let's get to breaking news overnight, a dramatic water rescue after man crashes his

maryellen resendez is there right now. do we know if anybody was hurt. >> reporter: scottsdale fire all night have been working to try and get this submerged car out of the water. we want to kind of show you as you see the tow truck that they brought in, sort of a larger one because they needed something a little heavier duty. that's a car as you can see in the middle of the canal three quarters of the way submerged it's also quite a ways from where the tow truck is. if you look at the opposite banks, you can see where it actually drove through the fence. take a look at video we shot last night. we don't have a lot of information from scottsdale fire. it appears that the driver actually drove down the sidewalk green belt area busting through a gate over a

into the canal. again, we don't have a lot of information. we don't know exactly how that driver is. we do know that the car is still submerged out here, and scottsdale fire is trying to work to get this car out. we're going to be out here live. we'll let you know how it's going, live in scottsdale, maryellen resendez abc 15 news. a man and a child were hurt after a scary cr four different vehicles. look at that mangled mess being taken away on that tow truck. this happened eastbound at the 60 on superstition mountain last enjoying. those injuries were not serious, but they do say a suburban crashed into three other vehicles. traffic was restricted to one lane for hours. the cause of this crash still being investigated. let's get to an update to breaking news we brought you yesterday morning. a man's body found in an apartment that went up in

43rd avenue and thunderbird. fire officials investigating this one as possible arson. so far no information as to how that fire got started. one neighbor says she woke up to the sound of all of those fire trucks overnight. >> last night i heard sirens and i got up and there was a whole bunch of fire trucks. i think it's scary. i think it's weird. >> police have not yet released that man's identity. another update to breaking news from yesterday morning, a phoenix man leaving for work in the fight for his life this morn his own driveway. this happened in southwest phoenix near 35th avenue and southern. detectives say the man was heading to work early in the morning when he got into an argument with two suspects. one of those guys pulled out a gun and shot the man in the chest. a few car doors were open. detectives investigator willing these two suspects are connected to car burglaries in that area and if that led to the confrontation. neighbors say the victim has

they drive by and when they come out of the cars, you know, always say hi, how are you guys. you know, they're nice. i mean i never see them be in trouble, nothing like that. >> detectives are checking he or home surveillance cameras. police and you to speak up if you know about a stabbing that happened early saturday morning. a man is recovering in the hospital after being stabbed several times. this happened at a circle k. the victim was asleep in his car at the time when somebody walked up and attacked him. one of those stab wounds was to his neck. police still investigating. the remnants of tropical storm hermine being felt by people living in pasco florida. heavy floods in certain spots and at least two different deaths confirmed as well, just tragic. look at all that water. hermine slowly moving north

this labor day weekend. people living in rhode island, new jersey, massachusetts, are all new preparing for this storm. we have thlatest from our abc station in new jersey. >> how would you describe the waves right now? >> they're coming up really big. >> it was supposed to be a long holiday weekend of fun in the sun for many tourists. instead. >> when were you planning to go back? >> monday morning. >> oh, really. >> we're just a little worried because sometimes ocean city can get flooded. >> hermine is headed up the coast. while there's no evacuation for ocean it, many tourists already bounced on what should have been a busy labor day weekend. >> day trippers don't come. people that have rented things, oh, i'm going to leave early friday, and people that are coming saturday say i'm going to wait until monday, but you know, we'll revamp. >> the store was parked before today, so in other words, no,

>> mike wallace is moving store merchandise to higher ground. >> nothing's on the floor. >> nothing's on the floor right now. we've raised up everything. >> ocean city businesses are bracing for possible flooding. >> at worst-case scenario, we'll have maybe a foot or two. >> that was our abc station in new jersey. hermine starting as a hurricane, then downgraded to a tropical storm, but it could become a hurricane again later today, and it continues to gain strength. its powerful winds and they're already spotted the tornado in north carolina. dozens of beaches were forced to close yesterday. another tragic scene in florida after a small plane crashes killing two people on board. the cessna went into the atlantic ocean just east of fort lauderdale. that wreckage found about 200 yards offshore submerged in nearly 40 feet of water. that plane had several distress calls, too, but investigators are still trying to figure out what exactly went wrong hero.

flint michigan still impacting so many families, one company is stepping in. it's called the blue water generator. it uses the humidity in the air to generate purified water. the machine can make 8-gallons a day and dispense hot and cold water. the goal is to get the machine into more than 200 homes in flint, something residents say they desperately need. >> i'm tired of bottled water, having to go get it, lug it hole, take the bottles back >> residents have to fill out an application to be considered for this program that's providing the machines at no cost. turning now to democracy 2016, donald trump spending his saturday at church reaching out to african-american voters. >> i fully understand that the african-american community has suffered from discrimination and that there are many wrongs that must still be made right. they will be made right. >> trump attending services at

the republican nominee clapped along during worship. trump has faced a lot of criticism for talking about problems in the african- american in front of mostly white crowds. he told the crowd yesterday he would bring economic change. >> it's not about the speech or the message, it's the follow through. >> dr. ben carson service. president barack obama in china for the g20 summit. president obama says the u.s. and russia are working around the clock to make a deal to help stop the violence in syria. british prime minister theresa may is also there and says the uk will still be levering the european union. her goal is to make sure the uk has a healthy trade relationship with the u.s. may and mr. obama will meet later

theresa. more than 100,000 people packing st. peters square at the vatican today to witness the moment almost 20 years in the making. pope francis declaring mother teresa a saint saying she is the model for holiness two miracles were attribut ed to saint theresa. incredible to see. doesn't happen every day. >> it certainly doesn't. >> let's talk about your most i promised to look at the valley forecast. let's show you how today is going to pan out. you can see most of us starting in the 80s, right around 8 a.m. most of us are going to be in the 80s by then. a lot of us dropping into the 70s thismorning. back to this now, by lunchtime most of us will be in the mid- 90s. we're climbing into the triple digits but are we going to start a downward temperature trend. 10 past the hour, victory

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qualify for arizona's version of medicaid. monthly premiums are guaranteed to stay at $70 or less. the irs wants to give taxpayers a heads-up so you're warned way in advance, too. there is probably going to be a delay in next year's tax refunds. the agency is blaming extra steps to check for identity theft. the government saying it will be holding refunds until at least mid-february for early filers. we want to remind you as you make your labor day weekend plans, don't forget a designated drivers. there's plenty of ways to get home safe these days, uber, a sober friend or even a taxi. aaa offering to do it for free tomorrow. they're willing to tow you ask your car up to 10 miles. call 1800aaa help and ask for a tipsy toe. the deal is good for tomorrow evening through tuesday morning at 6:00. and a valley water park is honoring our brave heroes. wet and wild is letting active

park for free. this is happening today and tomorrow. it's for the part of the salute to heroes labor day celebration. you have to have a valid id or badge. for more information head to the web address on your screen. it might be a good day to pull off and head to wet and wild, maybe do something else outside. it's still going to be kind of hot. >> i think it's going to be really nice pool weather. i heard people out there sounded like they were having a lot of fun. it's a holiday weekend. you want to celebrate. >> you didn't cozy up in your armchair. >> i was asleep. >> look at your humidity and your dew points really low right now. pretty dry out there. your winds coming from the east right now about 10 miles per hour. we'll look at those to see if they kick up at all throughout the day today. in the meantime here's a look the your current valley

this is different than what we saw yesterday when at this time we were starting probably in the 80s. it was mid to low 80s yesterday morning. right now we're in those 70- degree ranges, and i think things are pretty nice looking. maricopa some spots in the uppers 60s. in the meantime, here's a look at futurecast. we talked about the drying trend and what's going to be happening the next few days, and look, you're really seeing that here with futurecast as we stop this afternoon or this evening at 5 let's take it overnight into tomorrow morning, and you still see, we're really drying out and clearing out. our skies are going to stay clear, but some changes do start, and you can see that by tuesday we start to get a little bit of a push of moisture here. this will bring some clouds to the area, but also a slight chance for some storms and rain to develop here in our area. we'll be looking out for that. let's get to your temperatures and how everything is going to break down for you here.

yesterday. drier conditions. by lunchtime 93 degrees. we'll have plenty of sunshine to go around here. we'll keep skies clear as we get in through the evening, and by 5:00 we'll still be in the triple digits. hot today. it will still feel pretty toasty out there but below average. hot and dry today, by tomorrow we're topping out at 102. sunny for your labor day, and by the time we get into tuesday we'll have a slight chance for some showers that we talked develop in the valley. we'll be looking out for that. rain chances will increase later on. first, our forecast highs across the state, maybe you're heading up north today. take a look at these temperatures. 84 in payson, 85 in sedona, 80 in prescott. if you want to head to the grand canyon, i think it's going to be beautiful to do that. uppers 70s there. 90 and still lower triple digits out to the west.

highs today, below average for this time of the year which is 103. we'll be in the upper 90s in anthem. the rest of us will get into the triple digits, but low triple digits. we're talking 101 in apache junction, 99 in good year, but we are going to hit those triple digits in peoria and buck head as well. as we look ahead to tomorrow, here's a look at how your labor day is going to break down. i think it by tomorrow morning we're sticking in the 70s for the next couple of days as far as our overnight lows go. morning activities the perfect time to do anything like that. as we get into the rest of the day we are going to be in the 90s. not for very long, because look what happens as we take a look at your seven-day forecast. cooler temperatures are coming or less hot temperatures. first we've got to get through this next couple of day stretch. tuesday is when we start to see

play, and then this is what we're going to be tracking here. this will help if you have that abc 15 mobile app. we'll track it on there too with you. look at this here, we'll see increased chances for some showers and thunderstorms, 20% at least on wednesday and thursday. also some breezes, we'll look out for that. those temperatures start to drop. look at this, we're talking mid- 90s wednesday through friday until we dry off and we warm back up into next weekend. your overnight lows, again, looking really good these knicks few days. we do have to look at our radar, and we'll track what's happening right now. we'll get a live look at what's happening across the skies and a break down of those temps. bitter rivals in the valley to kick off college football season. you didn't miss the dual in the desert. asu and usa opening their seasons this year. fans put on quite a show at their prospective tailgates. we asked fans the hard questions like this, what makes a great tailgate and what are

this season? >> the heat, it's all about the heat. don't have to worry about no more shoving and pushing each other because it now is going to be a c like the stadium of the diamondbacks. >> asu inveiled its newly renovated stadium. still got one more phase to go. the arizona state sun devils opening the 2016 season against nau yesterday. after a 6 and 7 season last year the devils came out with a bit of shoulder. quarterback manny wilkins leading the devils on a 44-yard drive. wilkins takes it from 13 yards out, puts the devils up 7-0. in the 2nd wilkins takes off and rambles 28 yards running right over actually hurdling the lumber jack defense. in the end they were triumphant

impressive win at that. the arizona wildcats hosting byu. down 3-0, arizona quarterback sol month with a 3rd and 13 at the 41, but his pass gets picked off by francis bernard at byu. the extra point sails left. byu takes a 9-0 lead with 1 second to go in arizona with a shot from 52 yards out. the kick misses. the wildcats unable to pull it off falling to the cougars by just 2 points. that final score a close one 18- 16. and a reminder, college football airing on abc 15 today. starting at 4:30 you can watch notre dame take on texas, and stick around for a special edition of abc 15 news at 8:00.

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this is abc 15 news taking action. >> good morning, 5:30 now on a sunday. thanks for joining us, i'm nick coletti. >> and i'm allison rodriguez. i've got a really nice shot for you guys. isn't that beautiful? that's a live look outside right now, and you can see current temperatures hire, some of us have dropped. some readings in chandler and mesa in the upper 60s right now. a lot of us in the 70s as we start this sunday morning here, not bad at all. we are going to top out at 101 in phoenix today. we'll stay dry. your winds about 5 to 10 miles per hour throughout the day. as we look at your labor day weekend, maybe you want to take a road trip. i think things are going to be really nice the next couple of days. 70s in flagstaff. a little warmer in sedona where

in prescott you get a mixed bag of everything, upper 70s today. we'll be in the low 80s on monday and tuesday as well as you're heading back to start the week. i think these are going to be looking really nice for you. we are going to be talking about the valley today. we'll break down the temperatures. breaking news from overnight a dramatic water rescue after a man crashes his car into this canal. abc 15 maryellen resendez is there right now gathering the latest information for us. you just spoke with police, what are you finding out? >> reporter: yeah, police are telling us that the driver they're describing him as a middle aged male, and allegedly what he did is he blew through a stop sign at 78th street and lincoln and came down. it's kind of hard to see because it's fairly dark but came down this pedestrian path. they are investigating whether or not he was intoxicated. he then broke right through

the canal opening and into the canal. you're taking a look at video we shot last night when we were out here. this all happening last night. they've been trying to get this car out of the canal now. according to scottsdale police this canal has a lot of undercurrent and it runs fairly fast. they are waiting for a dive team to come out right now to help get that car out of there. they're going to have to push it a little bit and hook it up to a crane to actually get it we have both a tow truck and crane truck waiting to get this out of here. again, they've got dive team members having to come out, and the reason they need those dive team members is because there's such a strong current inside of there. now, we are being told that driver did suffer some minor injuries. everything's nonlife- threatening. he is going to be okay, and again, scottsdale police investigating whether or not there was impair. in this case. in scottsdale, maryellen

for answers two years after their loved one is murdered. this morning they're asking for your help. it was may 7th, 2014 that kevin ore was walking home from work at the rum runner bar near 7th street and northern. hours later somebody passing by finds kevin shot dead in the roadblocks away from his home. kevin's family tells us he had beaten cancer just before he was killed. >> until, you know, there's an arrest or out walking around and can do that to your family. >> silent witness is offering a reward of up to $4500 in this case. anyone with information should call silent witness at 480- witness. and you can remain anonymous. >> silent witness also offering a reward if you can help solve this case. a circle k worker pistol whipped during an armed robbery. right now police are asking for anybody to help out if they

morning hours of june 30th at 25th avenue and glendale. two men in their 20s came into the store and demanded money and cigarettes from the clerk. one of them hit the worker in the head with his gun. they filled a backpack and plastic circle k bag with cigarettes and beer before they ran out. right now this man is behind bars accused of taking stolen truck on a joyride. prescott police say santos stole a construction truck and calls started coming in about it driving recklessly, getting close to people, almost hitting other cars. officers caught up to the vehicle and he surrendered. a sad discovery in minnesota this morning, authorities now confirming that the remains found are those of a child kidnapped back in 1989. 11-year-old jacob wetterling was taken at gunpoint nearly 30 years ago in front of his home

a man named as a person of interest in this case was questioned by authorities and allegedly told them where that body could be found. dna test results are still pending this morning. a new jersey police officer remains in the hospital right now after a shooting yesterday in atlantic city. two suspects a 19 and 28-year- old now behind bars charged with attempted murder. authorities say two patrol officers stopped a group of men after observing a robbery near the caesar's casino parking garage. that's when they opened fire on him. that one offic hitting one suspect who was killed on scene. the second officer was shot while opening his door. let's go over to california now where two unarmed officers are in the hospital. panic striking as a man opened fire at a fresno jail. authorities saying the officers were shot during a struggle with a suspect who tried to cut through the front of the visitor's line and refused to take a seat. the officers were shot in the head and neck areas. one of them is in critical condition this morning. the other in stable condition.

year-old thong vang. he's a convicted rapist. he's now being charged with attempted murder. a foot chase in new mexico leads to a shootout killing a police officer and the suspect. officers tried to make contact with the man who has a long criminal history. he took off running, shots were fired from both sides. the suspect died at the scene, and the police officer died at the hospital. he leaves behind an 8-year-old daughter. it has been quite summer for amuse the ride scares right, and right now eight people are hurt after a ride shut down at the delta fair in memphis. the ride's computer detected a problem and went into safety mode. the operator panicked and stopped the ride before the safety bar was if place. two adults and six kids are if the hospital, but they were able to walk away from the moon raker ride without much help. it does sound like they are going to be okay: four people are seriously injured after a

irvine california. an elderly man struck a fence, another vehicle and even several pedestrians. the driver then hit an unoccupied police vehicle pushing it into a lawn where several people were pick anything. nine were hurt but only four had to be taken to the hospital. officers say there was no indication that this driver was intoxicated. everybody talking about that big earthquake felt across seven states. the epicenter striking north of we're now learning that part of the reason why there wasn't so much damage is because of some upgrades. experts are crediting the type of rock beneath that part of the country, hard bedrock is able to absorb more of an earthquake's energy. we have some parts of some buildings, we've seen some parts of buildings crumbling. no collapses, though, a lot of people crediting good infrastructure, nearly 40 wastewater disposal cells had to be shut down as a

trail and poe lit fact put two new claims from hillary clinton and donald trump to the test. >> what we did when i was secretary of state, as i said, went above and beyond anything that was required, anything that any charitable organization has to do. >> clinton defended foundation criticism on cnn claiming the charity is transparent when it comes to donors going beyond what the law requires. >> it's kind of spinning the facts that this is in some way amazing or something that we shou honor when in reality the threshold is very, very low. >> politifact found the law does not require them to disclose their donors and the foundation only agreed to disclose donations when hillary was nominated as sect. as for trump, he attacked clinton on her tax plan. >> on top of that she wants to raise texass on african-

much as nearly 50% more than therapist paying now. >> poltifact found trump's math does noted a up. clinton's plan would raise taxes on all people earning $5 million a year. it is not based on one skin color. >> we're looking at a number somewhere less than 1%, maybe less than 0.5%, a very small fraction of people would be potentially subject to this tax. >> so they rated trump's claim false. we're now about three weeks away from th presidential debate. you want to see more fact checks visit politifact.com. all eyes on that accurate forecast. a long weekend for a lot of people. they want to know what the barbecue's going to be like, the pool weather. >> all of those sound like really fun things to do. i think it's going to be really nice in the valley, really statewide actually. we're really starting to clear out here. i did promise you a breakdown of your temperatures hour by

this morning by sunrise. it it's starting to peak a little bit here. we still have some time. 77 degrees by 6 a.m. by 10:00, 86 degrees. nice conditions, but we're warming up as we get into lunchtime, about 93 degrees. as you can see as we get into 5:00 and they think, we will hit the triple digits. i'll tell you exactly how hot we're getting today, plus i'll give you a look at that seven- day forecast because we have some changes coming your way. and is still dealing with the

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taking a hit had double the recovery time. having a heart attack can be devastating and for those who are younger, it can be life changing, too. now a new research is shedding light on that one. in the past 30 years, the risk of dying after a heart attack has dropped from 13% to just about 3%. that's good news, and we can credit better treatments and less smoking for that. the not so good news, though, young survivors face nearly double the risk of early death than smokers should cut back on cigarettes, and for those with high blood pressure or high cholesterol try finding health ier food options. the latest report out from trust for america's health ranks arizona as the 34th highest state when it comes to that obesity rate here in the u.s. more than a quarter of the people in our state are now considered obese putting them at an increased risk for a wide

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movers. he is says his movers tried opening the container drawers. >> they had to get a crowbar and rip the drawer off. >> furniture was nicked, dented scratched. >> here, here, all through here. i brought it to the company's attention right away. i called the company and then i kind of got ignored for quite a while. >> united may flower's owner said they'd give allen $13,000 for damage. >> then i got a letter in the mail saying we decided to pay you half just 6500 so allen let me know. jim got involved. >> he didn't waste any time. >> jim went back and forth with uni group showing proof of the offer and while it took a few months. >> you guys are unbelievable. >> jim got to the right people and allen got what he deserved. >> you did a good job. thank you very much. >> thanks to united may flower for taking kir of this. the customer said we pride ourselves. we're disappointed mr. driscoll was not happy, we made it

got a problem, let me know. >> thanks joe. lets go ahead and turn our attention to your most accurate forecast on this sunday morning, a beautiful shot. this is outside of our mayo clinic valley camera here. a live shot there. and i just love the way that looks with the sun not quite up yet, but you're just seeing that shadow there. it's casting on the mountains. thought it was really pretty. here's a look at our current valley temperatures, no the bad overall. maricopa has actually dropped a degree this morning. they were at 69 degrees about 30 minutes ago. 74 in fountain hills. these are pretty nice morning temperatures. 76 in tempe, 78 in glendale and 79 in peoria with clear skies. your current wind speeds, the reason i wanted to show you this, not bad, anywhere from 5 to 10 miles per hour this morning, a little less in scottsdale there. we could see those kick up a little this afternoon. i don't think they're going to be really crazy. we may see a few breezes going in and out. today your forecast we're

today under clear skies, not expecting any clouds in sight here. your uv index is going to stay at a 10. and no other weather alert to tell you about. that's good news. as we break down your sunday temperatures hour by hour, look at this here with me, by 10 a.m., mid-80s, not bad. i think the entire morning is going to be really nice. brunch sitting outside that's going to be great. look at the rest of the afternoon and the evening as we get there. flirting with triple digits by 3:00. it there. 98 by 6. just yesterday we were still in the 90s by 9 p.m. tonight i think we're going to drop into the upper 80s by the time we hit that. here's a look at futurecast, as i mentioned, i think today we're continuing with that dry trend. we're going to stay dry throughout the day today. we stopped it later on this morning, as i continue on we're not -- expecting a whether or not he will lot happening.

dry. we've got drier air, high pressure in right now. we're going to stay pretty clear of any clouds, of any rain chances. this is statewide not just in the valley here. we're looking at a really nice sunday and monday for your labor day day there and your labor day weekend. we're staying clear here. that's some good news. no rain chances for the next couple of days. but we are tracking some changes, and look what that's going to do here. by tuesday, 10%. we're up to 20% by wednesday and thursday before we finally start to dry out a little bit. by the weekend. that's also going to bring cooler air which you'll see in the seven-day in just a second. here's a look at the forecast across the state. maybe you're heading to payson or sedona, mid-80s for us l 70s in flagstaff. lake havasu, 98 degrees there, 100 degrees in courtside. still a little bit warm. i think boating is going to be pretty nice. here's a look at your east

average is 103. low triple digits for us here. mid to upper 90s in some spots in northern parts of the valley. as we head to the west, triple digits for most of us. again, not bad. a couple degrees below average for this time of the year. that's the case in litchfield park. 3 degrees below average for a good chunk of the west valley. as we look at the next seven days, we talked about those rain chances. we said it's going to bring cooler air, and look at how much our temperatures drop here. you can see we'll start the downward trend by t then we're down to the mid-90s by wednesday and thursday, also friday. we talked about warming back up and drying off and we're going to get that on saturday when we're at 101 degrees. overnight lows looking really great. coming up in the next hour we're going to get more of a

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roller coaster that goes from 0 to 60 in just 2 1/2 seconds. would you try that? >> i would try it. >> are you -- i like those thrills. it is finally open, the odyssey aquarium on the salt river indian reservation finally opened. >> i like that one over there and there's one up there that i >> i like the colors. >> that's pretty cool. obviously a big hit with the kids. thousands of people waited in line for the grand opening. the founder says the phoenix metro is the only area in the country without an aquarium this size. it has 200,000 square feet filled with thousands and thousands of animals. >> we've been assemble, a collection of fish, like very few other aquariums in the world.

we flew in fish from the great barrier reef in australia. >> an under the sea adventure, it looks like a lot of fun. let's give you a look at that forecast, 101 today, 102 for your labor day. this is all ahead of some changes. i think just in time before the unofficial end of the summer. you can see we'll have lain chances. coming up in a -- rain chances. coming up in a little bit i'm going to show you that labor

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this is abc 15 news taking action. >> happening now at 6 speeding in scottsdale lands a man in a canal. the new details we are just learning from police on this strange crash. >> another serious crash in the valley, more on this one that's happening on the superstition freeway. >> plus they just shouldn't play there. a neutral field after more trouble at university of phoenix. the wildcats fell but asu was triumphant over nau yesterday. miami won big yesterday. i was happy. >> i know you're happy. >> weather's making people happy this weekend. i mean, gosh, there's reason to ile this morning. >> plus you probably are getting a three-day weekend, no work tomorrow. let's show you what you can expect, at least today. look at our temperatures right now. you can see a lot of us in the 60s and 70s this morning. it's a beautiful morning.

chance get out there, go for a walk, if you're up early or just sit tight and you can go after the newscast. 101 degrees today. we are going to stay dry. those winds will be about 5 to 10 miles per hour throughout the day. if you are planning to go anywhere, i think it's going to be a great road trip weekend. flagstaff temperatures in the 70s and the 80s in sedona, 70s and 80s in prescott, too. it's going to be really nice. we're going to talk more about today and break down your temperatures hour by hour in just a fe let's get to breaking news from overnight. a fire at the new odyssey aquarium. we were just talking about this. as a matter of fact, it just opened yesterday. maryellen resendez is live near the loop 101. maryellen do we know where this smoke is coming from? >> we don't know exactly where the smoke is coming from. we do know it set off several fire alarms, enough to send about 5 to 6 you wants out here

river police as they investigate the building to see exactly where the smoke is coming from. this is a very fluid situation. we can't see smoke in the air, but every so often we can smell smoke from the building. so there's definitely something going on in there. again, fire alarms went off, and we have about five or six units that actually responded out here to the odyssey aquarium. as you said, nick, this is an attraction that just opened yesterday, so obviously they're going to respond fairly fast. it's a building, which may be the reason we have so many units out here to try and get into that building and figure out exactly where that smoke is coming from. live in scottsdale, maryellen resendez abc 15 news. >> thankfully those units were able to arrive so quickly. we know you'll be chicking in with your sources. also breaking overnight, a man into the hospital when he drives his car into this canal. it happened right here.

police say that the driver was speeding, smashed through a guardrail, and flew over the embankment into the canal. right now they're poz poz -ldz. we do know the impact maded air bags deploy and a tow truck is now trying to get that car out of the water this morning. a road back open this morning after a man and a child were hurt after a bad wreck involving four vehicles. this one was on the eastbound 60 at superstition mountain last night. dps saying not serious. they did say a suburban crashed into three other vehicles there. traffic was restricted to one lane for hours. the cause of this crash now being investigated. a fire becomes an even bigger crime scene when a man's body was found inside a unit at this apartment complex. now firefighters are investigating this as a possible arson. it happened at an apartment complex near 43rd avenue thunderbird. so far no information as to how

sound of fire trucks all around her. >> last night i heard sirens and i got up so there was a whole bunch of fire trucks. i think it's scary. i think it's weird. >> police have not yet released this man's identity. people in a chandler neighborhood are on high alert after a string of fires in the area. this is something we've been following for days now. six suspicious fires in the last month near chandler and mcclintock, and this latest fire happening friday night. now neighbors are action. they're out there trying to look for suspicious activity. at this point police say those fires have been ruled suspicious, but they are not calling it arson, and they are looking to see if they're all connected. last night a fence caught fire, and the home right behind it was gutted in a fire earlier this week. before that fires were started in a trailer, a car, a shed, and backyard fence. one man told us he was driving around looking for suspicious

see more police out there. >> i'm just worried about my house, my property. everybody around here works for a living and i don't want to wake up in the middle of the night and find my house on fire. >> neighbors are very concerned. police are still investigating looking for patterns between all of these fires. a man leaving for work gets shot in his own driveway and now is in the hospital in serious condition. we brought you this as breaking news yesterday. it happened in southwest phoenix near 35th avenue and southern. detectives tell us the man was heading to work around 4:30 yesterday morning when he got into some kind of an argument with two suspects. one pulled out a gun and shot that man in the chest. when police got there, they noticed a few car doors were wide open. detectives also investigating whether these two suspects are in fact, connected to car burglaries in this area and if that led to the confrontation. neighbors say this victim has never had any issues with anybody before. >> yeah, every time they drive by and when they come out of

hi, how are you guys. you know, they're nice. i mean, i never see them be in trouble or nothing like that. >> detectives checking home surveillance cameras in this area that may have caught the suspects and also that crime on video. my opponent representative ann kirk patrick is a good person, but if hillary clinton is elected president, arizona will need a senator who will act as a check, stamp for the white house. >> you can listen to john mccain's almost 5 minute ad. one thing never mentioned in it, though, donald trump. our senator making it clear that he is the man to fight back against clinton's democratic agenda. mccain has never attended trump's rallies in our state and never come out directly endorsing him either. in more democracy 2016 news, all votes are counted but some races are too close to call

>> congressional district 5 coming down to the wire. senate president andy bigs has grabbed a razor-thin lead in this race. big leading christine jones by just nine votes. she was ahead since primary day. >> bigs releasing a statement saying in part over the last 48 hours we have witnessed one of the most remarkable electoral turn arounds in the history of we started yesterday down more than 500 votes and finished it by winning the election by 9 votes. >> a spokesperson for christine jones is releasing a statement saying we are committed to leaving no stone unturned in the recount and in the end we are confident that christine jones will be nominated to run in the general election this november. another tight race on the republican side, this time for the county recorder herself. helen purcell.

lanarey. she came under fire in march for those long lines during the presidential preference election: the race for glendale mayor is also very tight. current mayor jerry wires leading by 405 vote. some people are upset with jerry wires because of how he handled the issues with the coyotes and all of that ongoing drama with that sports franchise. while you were sleeping the g20 summit of the world's major china. president obama is attending the two-day event. the white house just revealing that his arrival in china yesterday morning got off to a bumpy start. >> there was no staircase or red carpet for the president to exit air force 1 so he used a different exit. that was followed by different confrontations between chinese officials and white house staff. president obama says this wasn't the first time this has happened but he acknowledged

be overwhelming and said the issue isn't limited to china. thousands showing up to the vatican for the canonization of mother teresa. she's the none who cared for the world's most unwanted and became the icon of the catholic church. >> pope francis declaring mother teresa a saint at morning mass. pilgrims flocking before dawn to the vatican to get a good spot for this one. more than 100,000 people showing up today. mother teresa gave 50 years of her life to serving others. she also established the missionaries of charity order which now has more than 130 houses worldwide. the memory of two nuns killed in milwaukee will live on forever. mississippi university for women is creating scholarship to honor these two women. the scholarship will go to graduate nursing students who work in underserved areas and do charitable work. a new skyscraper in los angeles setting records.

of the mississippi river. construction workers places a 10-ton spire on top of the tower. that spire adds to the 73 story building making it 1099 feet high. that is 81 feet higher than the nearby u.s. bank tower which held the tallest building record since 1989. this $1 billion hotel and office complex is scheduled to open next march. 10 past the hour. we're taking action to help you land your next job this morning. hundreds of jobs up for france this wednesday a bunching of companies are hiring on the spot. bring plenty of resumes and dress to impress. it's happening at the doubletree resort in scottsdale at the address on your screen. getting back to your most accurate forecast this morning and what you can expect. i did promise we'll break down temperatures hour by hour. lets go ahead and do that if we can. i pulled it up for you there, by 10 a.m., 86 degrees. nice conditions. by lunchtime warm, we'll be at 93. but as we get into the afternoon, you can see we will

i'll tell you exactly how hot we're going to get. plus if you have outdoor plans. hurricane hermine making its way up the coast. >> plus asu football taking one and 0 so far this season.

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welcome back everyone. you are getting a live look at downtown phoenix right now. look at that, the sun is coming up shining on those buildings there. you can see the faint outline of the mountains in the background. 77 degrees, this shot is gorgeous. it's 6:13 right now. coming up we are going to get warm and i'm talking triple digits. i'm going to tell you how hot we're going to get. 6:13 right now, an explosion that shook nearby

flames earlier this week. spacex is now saying ab investigation will examine every second of that footage so that way they can determine what happened. after exploding, spacex uses a pad to send satellites and rockets that carry supplies to the international space station. thankfully there were no injuries in this explosion. i just released -- a just released smartphone under recall because it might explode: take a videos posted to youtube's of samsung's galaxy note 7. if you already own one of these you can swap it out for a new one in about two weeks. parts of the east coast still bracing for hermine to roll through. two people have already died in this storm. just check out the waves rolling through north carolina. >> my goodness. this morning, though, we are taking a look at some of the

storm. jake peterson from our sister station in tampa bay is hearing from some of the people who are dealing with those floods now. >> hermine's long gone but it's almost hard to tell after the afternoon rains here in west was toe county. take a look at this mobile home park. the driveways are like a pond and there's debris all over the place. residents in this area are just now hoping mother nature will give them a break. >> people in pasco are hoping the wet weather starts to stay away. i've had more than enough honey. >> and wright made it hermine. but when several more inches of rain were dumped down on her already wet mobile home park saturday she was forced to leave by boat. >> it was going into my car, and it was getting ready to go into my house. >> 15 others did the same. they aren't sure how bad the destruction will be. >> i just felt real discouraged right now. >> it sucks, really. >> anna sitkowitz had water in the house and her fence is broken. she was hoping to use this

>> i'm still waiting for the rest of it to move through. i know there's more coming. >> plus it's hard to clean when you have no power. don lockowitz says he'd been in the dark for two days. >> not pleasant. no phones, refrigerator. i got the generator running now. >> what we don't need people dog is panic. >> emergency manager kevin guthrie says the county is and has been prepared for the storm. he says they pumps and rescue boats. >> we're looking at this being not just wednesday, thursday, friday event but a saturday, sunday monday event. >> the county stressing patience but these people are tired of waiting for relief. >> it's really frustrating, especially when you feel trapped and there's no power. >> some of these first responders were supposed to be doing damage assessment today but because of the rescues they had to delay that for now.

peterson abc action news. >> our thoughts going out to everybody who's dealing with hermine. it has just been a nightmare, first a hurricane, then downgraded and now could be a hurricane again. there's not a lot of relief for people out there. let's talk about our weather forecast. you've been doing a great job staying on top of that for us. it a's holiday weekend. a will the of people want to know what's it going to be. >> i know. what's it going to be. >> wow, that's terrible. our mayo clinic valley camera here. if you're visiting, welcome. you can get used to things like this. look at this sunrise. so gorgeous. and your temperatures are not bad either. if you are going to head out, this morning look at this. we're dropping into the 70s right now. 72 in apache junction as well as chandler. 72 in may so. good morning tempe you're at 75. glendale you're at 78 degrees

peoria under clear skies. here's a look at those wind speeds. right now you can see registering up to 10 miles per hour at this point here. we could see those breezes kick up a little bit this afternoon. i don't think they're going to be sustainable. they're going to be very on and off here. overall a very good day as far as that's concerned. your sunday forecast 101 degrees. this is a nice little snapshot of it. our uv index is going to be at a 10. if you're going to be outdoors, you're going to want to this here. keep that in mind so you can at least have that sunblock with you or keep reapplying. your air quality, we're all good to go there. we've actually dropped from the moderate down into the good category. we like that. no other weather alerts and no storm chances. you will to deal with some of the pollen going on here. we're going to be in the medium category for the next few days here dealing with these main

screen. by 10 a.m. in the mid-80s. we'll hit the mid-90s by 1:00 there. flirting with triple digits by 3, and then by the time we get into the late evening right around 9:00 you can see we'll be in the upper 80s. here's a look at futurecast. as we go ahead and press play on this one, not a lot happening. we really have this drier air coming on through and sticking with us here. even as question take this through today and tomorrow morning, your morning labor day, nothing on here. that is some good news. if you have outdoors maybe going on the boat, going hiking, whatever you've got going on i think it's going to be great. we're not expecting any rain chances the next few days. all of that is going to chining as we get through this upcoming week. we're up to a 10% chance on tuesday. as we bump up those chances more wednesday and thursday, we will start the trying out process by friday. here's a look at your forecast highs across the state.

low 70s in flagstaff and 78 in the grand canyon. i think it's going to be great there too. in the east valley these are going to be our highs, slightly below average which is 103 for this time of the year. most of us in the low 100s to upper 90s for us there. beautiful conditions today across the valley. we'll be a little warmer by tomorrow. we talked about those rain chances coming into play tuesday but look, it brings up breezes and cooler air too. we're talking mid-90s this upcoming week. make sur mobile app with you. now coming up in the next half hour, we are going to go over your travel forecast, let you know what the region is going to look like. 6:20. bitter rivals in the valley to kick off college football season. don't worry you did not miss the dual in the desert, that's in november. asu and una put on quite the show at their respective

like what makes a great tailgate and what are you looking forward to the most this year? >> the heat. don't have to worry about no more shoving and pushing each other. it's now going to be a seat like the stadium or the diamondbacks. >> that first guy likes the heat? okay. asu unveiled its newly renovated sun devil stadium last night. the project totaled more than 260 the arizona sun devils opening the 2016 season against nau yesterday after a 6 and 7 season last year, asu came out last night with a bit of a chip on their shoulders. manny wilkins leading on the devils there, a 44-yard drive. wilkins takes it from 13 yards out, puts the devils up 7-0 and sun diffle fans are loving it.

21 yards. gonzalez hits from 33 yards down. the sun devils take a 10-3 lead in the halftime. in the end they were triumphant with a final score of 34-13. arizona wildcats weren't doing their victory dance in glendale? it was more of a catastrophe for arizona. the university of phoenix stadium there as they took on byu cougars. the wild ld the lead with a minute 26 to go in the game. then it became a defensive disaster. cats could not get a stop at all. byu would put in their freshman kicker who made the field goal. college football airing on abc 15 today. yes, we know it's sunday but it's a special day, starting at 4:30 you can watch notre dame take on texas and stick around for a special edition of abc 15 news that is at 8:00.

cardinals face the tie ron matthew making good on his bet with houston's j. j. watt. he had to do 100 pushups. matthew went to lsu and watt we went to wisconsin. it was a good game. i watched some of that one. you can see matthew and the cardinals take the field at university of phoenix stadium when they take on the new england patriots. they will be without their star quarterback, though, tom brady. the bird gang still pr for anything. they still have belchick as their coach and they're how long reafter losing -- the d backs got over five runs so that's three free tacos at taco bell small cats must buy a large drink to get free food. they hit the field again in colorado this afternoon.

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you must have a valid government-issued id or badge. there will also be fireworks tonight. for more information you can head to the web address you see right there on your screen. i'm not sure that we have it up there, but we'll do our best to get it up. you can also look online on our website abc15.com. >> wetandwildphoenix.com for everybody. >> if you see something, say something. now you can help police catch alleged armed robbers this morning. >> several california wildfires still burning, the new information on when they might be getting a couple of those

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>> my work is done here. >> dentistry has never been easier. good morning everybody, we're happy you're joining us here. it's about 6:31 on a sunday, your labor day weekend. i'm allison rodriguez, here's nick ciletti next to me here. let's jump in and show you here's abc 15 desert doppler scanning the skies right now. this mo whole lot. desert doppler can take a break for at least a few hours. we're pretty quiet and mild statewide for this morning. 77 degrees right now, by 9 a.m. we'll be at 83 degrees. as you're enjoying that cup of coffee there, i think you're going to be waking up with really nice temperatures here. i promise you your labor day travel forecast, here it is for you here. you can see that we're expecting nice conditions around the region. 80s in albuquerque, 90s in las vegas and 70s out to the west of us here.

couple of days so you can brake down labor day travel a little better and your labor day plans. let's get to breaking news, we just told you about crews coming out to the odyssey aquarium for a possible fire. we're told that no fire was found, just a lot of smoke. crews could not find where it was coming from. maintenance workers are now coming out to try to help find the exact source. we're going back out to scottsdale this morning with new information from that car that went into >> maryellen resendez has been covering this story all morning long. maryellen, are you at that car scene right now, and if you are what are you learning out there. >> we are. we just got back. we got an update. phoenix fire's dive team have just arrived to the scene allison and nick, and we're told that shortly they're going to be in the water there waiting for a gear truck. now one of the reasons they were waiting for the dive treatment is they need them to be able to hook the crane up to

this is a fairly dangerous area. there's really strong currents underneath. they wanted to wait until it was daylight. the dive team will be entering the water shortly to try and get that car out of there. according to police, i want you to look a little bit to the west here. this car blew through a stop sign, and then came down that pedestrian path, hit that guardrail and they think at one point went airborne and may have flipped. you can see where the front bumper laying right there by the pole. this all happening just after we had crews out here just after it happened. you're looking at video that they shot last night of this. now we're told the driver may have been impaired. they are investigating possible impairment. he was rushed to the hospital with some injuries. we're told those injuries are nonlife-threatening, so police do feel that he is going to be okay. again, he blew through a stop sign near 78th street and lincoln. got on to a pedestrian path and just kept going. by the time he hit that

him here in the canal. you're looking at the car back live. we can it's a nissan. let me show you this crane truck they're going to be using to try and pull it out of there. they've got a crane truck and a tow truck out here. like i said the dive team from phoenix fire department is now out here to help scottsdale fire get this car out of the live in scottsdale, maryellen resendez abc 15 news. a valley family still searching for answers two years after their loved one was murdered. >> now they're asking for your help here. it was become on may 7th, 2014 that kevin ore was walking home from work at the rum runner bar near 7th street and northern. hours later somebody passes by. they find kevin shot dead in the road just blocks from his home, too. he was only 35 years old. kevin's family was telling us

before he was killed. >> there's an arrest or whoever did this is out walking around and if can do that to your family. >> silent witness is offering a reward of up to $4500 in this case. anybody with information should call silent witness. that number is 480-witness and you can remain anonymous. silent witness also offering a reward if you can help solve this case. a circle k worker pistol whipped during an armed robbery. right now police are asking for your did it. it happened in the early morning hours of june 30th in phoenix. two men in their 20s came into the store demanded cash and cigarettes from the clerk. now one of them actually hit the worker in the head with his gun. he went behind the counter -- before they took off. some good news on the firefight in california. the cedar fire outside of

undetermined, crews have held this fire to under 30,000 acres since it started about three weeks ago. crews are hoping to have this fire fully contained by next weekend. this morning the fire still burning in california after six weeks. that fire has already burned through over 95,000 acres. right now crews only have it 60% contained too. several state parks have been closed for more than a month now including big sur. they have determined the fire started from campfire and there's no estimate on when they will have this fire fully contained. a heartbreaking update on a case dating back nearly 30 years. the remains of an 11-year-old minnesota boy who was abducted at gunpoint 27 years ago have finally been found. jacob wetterling's disappearance -- excuse me creation of a national sex offender registry. the announcement came after a

nobody has been charged in this case, but police do say they have a person of interest. a developing story right now, a new jersey police officer in the hospital after an early morning shooting. police say in atlantic city two patrol officers there stopped a group of men and the men opened fire on those cops. one suspect was killed and a man hunt is now underway for the five others who ran from the scene. >> imagine the panic at a fresno jail when a visitor the lobby started shooting. both shot in the head or neck. we're getting some mixed reporting right now. fresno detectives say eventually a lieutenant returned fire hitting the shooter who is also hurt. he hasn't been identified, but cops are saying that he has a long criminal past. what set him off. apparently he didn't like being confronted about cutting in line. that was it apparently. a foot chase in new mexico leads to a shootout killing a police officer and the suspect. police tried to make contact

criminal history. he took off running, then shots were fired from both sides, and the suspect died at the scene. that police officer was taken to the hospital. he's 33-year-old clint corvinas. he was pronounced dead there. he leaves behind an 8-year-old daughter. a man shot and killed police in his final resting place today. a funeral service held for philando castile yesterday in st. louis. this story garnering a lot of attentio minnesota during a traffic stop and his girlfriend recorded it all on facebook. now many people showed up to the place where he was killed to protest against police and ask for justice in his murder. this summer has had more than a few scares on amusement park rides. now eight people hurt after a ride shut down at the delta fair in memphis. this is some video from there. the ride's computer detected a problem and then went into

apparently panicked and stopped that ride before the safety bar was in place. we know that two adults and six kids in the hospital were able to walk away from the moon raker without much help. it does sound like they are going to be okay. an adult chaperon and 15 boy scouts had to be rescued when their 30-foot catamaran flipped over. this happened yesterday afternoon in the san francisco bay area. a coast guard crew responded to help marine police rescue the group. when they arrive kids were still clinging to that boat. the adult and all of the scouts were wearing their life jackets thankfully. none of them suffered any serious injuries, only minor cuts and scrapes and browses. neighbors come together to help a woman when her home catches on fire in maine with dozens of animals inside. they thought that bun bun, which is a 6 week old bunny would be killed in the fire, but crews were able to give this ball of fluff some oxygen

bouncing around. several other animals including two dogs, four goats, a couple of birds and cats thankfully all made it out safely. you know, those pets just become part of the family. i don't care what they are, pupnies, goats whatever, they become part of you. so happy they're all okay. with the holiday weekend here, many people are expected to hit the roads with their families and for many that also includes the pets. >> exactly, yeah, and officials with aaa arizona say if you're going to bring your pet car make sure they are secured. a new study by the group shows 48% of people who drive with a pet never restrained the animal. this can lead to added distractions to the driver, plus increased dangers for passengers here. now this study also shows that 16% of drivers become distracted by their pets. to avoid becoming distracted, officials suggest keeping pets maybe in the backseat because -- or you could attach a carrier maybe or a harness to the car's seat

>> they love it. >> yeah, can create some hazards. as you make your labor day weekend plans, don't forget to listen for a designated driver. law enforcement across the state will be looking out for drunker drivers, and there are plenty of ways to get home safe. you can call an uber, a ride sharing, lyft something like that. you can call a sober friend or a taxi and give yourself a little truth at test this holiday weekend. >> if you've had too many maybe, don't get in your car. always remember you've got that tipsy toe number, the tow is free up to 10 miles. services will be available tomorrow starting at 6 p.m. that actually runs until 6 a.m. tuesday morning in case maybe it's a late night. >> yeah, and i know a lot of people want to do a lot, go out there, so we do have to talk about your most accurate forecast. let's pull it up. i did tell you i'd give you a little look here. today 101, that's where we'll top out. we are expecting things to be

out here. a very warm afternoon. tomorrow plenty of sunshine, 102, but 70s in the morning. we're dealing with that today, too. i think we're starting to warm up a little bit. the overnight lows in the next new days we're going to really enjoy. changes coming our way. 6:42. little lane greaves killed earlier this year by that alligator at a disney world resort, how his family remembered him on what would have been his third birthday. >> and there was a whole lot of shaking going midwest, a look at some of the

in nebraska friends and family gathering to celebrate the life of a little 2-year-old boy killed earlier this year. lane graves died after an alligator dragged him into a lagoon at a florida disney world resort. 5,000 balloons were released in his honor. it would have been his third birthday yesterday. his parents have set up a foundation in his memory. it's going to be a labor day filled with labor as homeowners across central oklahoma starting to clean up from i didn't do's 5.6 magnitude earthquake. while the quake was centered in oklahoma, it was felt from texas to iowa. no injuries were reported but several buildings were damaged. there are concerns this morning that the earthquake and other

wastewater and oil and natural gas production. mother nature painting a very different picture for us over here. i mean we've been talking about hermine hitting the east coast, and then when i get over here, i feel a little bit bad because we're dealing with such great temperatures for the labor day. definitely count the lucky stars going on. we are dealing with some nice temperatures. even yesterday a little toasty. did you get any work done out there? >> no, pump the ac day. it looks pretty outside. >> today hopefully we'll get outside. >> yeah, do something. honestly the next couple of days are going to be really nice. lets go ahead and get into it here. 77 degrees currently at phoenix sky harbor. as you are getting a live look at downtown phoenix right now. your dew points have gone up just a little bit out there. i don't think it's going to be so much that it will noticeably be muggier out there. your humidity is bumped up a couple degrees this morning as well. overall we're going to continue with that drying trend this morning. your early morning temperatures

too. look, most of us in the 70s right now. a few spots have gone up, like gilbert in the 80s. maricopa dropping another degree in the last half hour. about an hour ago they were at 69 degrees and 68. clear skies for us this morning here and 70s not bad at all. i would say if you're getting ready for a jog, a bicycle ride, a run, a walk or even anything like that, it's going to be really nice this morning. here's a look at futurecast here, and i wanted to give you a broader perspective of what's going to be happening. same for us in the valley as it is going to be statewide. that's a whole lot of nothing for the most part. futurecast takes us into tomorrow morning, here i was pressing play on that. you saw clouds out to the east. the state is going to stay dry and stay clear, and our temperatures are going to be really nice, mostly clear. now, we do see some changes coming into play as we get into tuesday here, and that's going to also bring in some moisture, moving on in from the southeast for us. that will bring us some rain chances will we'll see in just

let's look at the seven day, our hourly planner for today. drier conditions by 10 a.m., 86 degrees. we're keeping that sunshine throughout the day. by lunchtime sunny, 93 out there, really, really nice. flirting with triple digits by 3:00, and we are hitting that century mark. as we get to that 5:00 hour here. what can you expect the next couple of days. look at this, today 101 degrees. we'll stay hot and if dry. sunny for your labor day there. a little warmer at 102, and then tuesday is when we'll start to see some us here, and that starts with a 10% chance of some showers and thunderstorms for us here in the victim. here in the valley. beautiful conditions, 84 in payson, a beautiful day to get out there and enjoy that. next couple of days really, and we're expecting warmer temps out to the west, 90s to low 100s.

for us we'll be slightly below that but really nice conditions here. 101 in apache junction. 100 in glendale and 100 in peoria. as we break down tomorrow so you can plan that as well, expecting beautiful temperatures, 70s in the morning. by 11 a.m., 90 degrees flirting with triple digit by 3. as we get into the afternoon as yes just saw we will hit those triple digits. as we look ahead at the next seven days for us here, we talked about these few days. look what happens as we get into midweek and the res the week. we start to see better chances for some thunderstorms. breezes could come into play as well and then our temperatures are going to start to take a little bit of a dip as we go into this week. we're talking mid-90s as we start to warm back up. september is pediatric cancer awareness month and for the very first time, did you hear about this. pch is the putting on the go gold campaign. the goal is to raise a million dollars for the children's hospital. this is for the center for blood disorders and also for

that they do there that's amazing. you can also help out throughout the month. several companies in arizona, they're also giving back, so the whole community taking action. some of them listed on your screen right now. dunkin' donuts have a go gold doughnut and $0.50 from every doughnut sold is actually going to go right back to pch. this is from state 48. this is from senator john mccain. this is the go some of the proceeds are going to go to the pediatric cancer research. i'm a pediatric cancer survivor so i'm proof these kids can grow up and be adults. let's switch gears a little bit this morning. do you have an old bike just taking up space, consider donating it and letting it be a holiday miracle for kids in foster care.

heart auto centers. >> you can drop off your old bikes at any of the 20 different locations. you can donate money or time. they need volunteers it help fix up those bikes. you can find a full list on abc15.com/bike. we are serving up some tasty deals ahead of national cheese pizza day. fired pie heating things up in

eat pizza, tomorrow is national cheese pizza day and our friends from fired pie are serving up some delicious deals. >> that's right. the best part is they're actually taking action to make sure no kids go hungry. let's bring in our friend, this is fred from fire pie. thanks for being with us this morning. i know you're going to be busy tomorrow. tell us how you're celebrating national cheese pizza day. >> all plain cheese pizzas is half off. you buy any beverage at all, you can buy beer, whatever, and you get this pizza for half off. you can buy as many as you want ere you want. >> that is a good deal my friend. >> your pizza's really good too. i think one of the reasons they are so popular is you have so many different combinations. it's hard to keep up. >> that's right. if you look at -- i brought this year's traditional cheese pizza which is tomato sauce and cheese. also there's a pesto with cheese. you can have a barbecue with

cheese. there's at least -- and then we have different cheeses so you can put fresh mozzarella, feta, blue cheese over here. the combinations are endless. >> what's your favorite kind of pizza? >> i'm a meaty italian type guy. >> i am that one over there. yeah, it's all going to the same place right. you guys are also taking action here to make sure every child gets a chance to eat. tell us how you guys are doing that. this is great. >> yeah, so in america one out of every five kids go to school one of the things that we're doing is you come in, you donate $2, and we give you a coupon for your next visit and you get a free pooky, which is our cookie dessert, a fresh baked cookie with vanilla ice cream cooked for you. it's nice and hot and good. >> how come i've never had one of these cookies before. >> we just want to dig in now

they have 15 valley locations. plus you were just telling me you have two in tucson. maybe if you have students at u of a when you drive down on i- 10. >> we got a battle here. this is what i love about it. i'm a chicago girl, you know, so i love my pizza. nick is an italian boy, he loves his cheese free pizza, this is going to be the ultimate competition here. i usually do the pesto but i'm going to go with the sauce today. do you want this one? >> pardon my reach. >> i like things a little tangy. i got a little southern in me too. >> i love it. look, this is how the pros do it right? >> that's pretty good. >> she's working with a larger instrument than i. it's going to take me a little longer. >> i think if things don't work out f you guys are hiring, i might come over there. >> all right. >> it will come out. nothing too bad. thank you for being here.

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good morning, america. new overnight, states of emergency. hermine's fierce winds pounding the coast. the watches and warnings from virginia to southern new england. the dangerous storm surge and rip current. the deadly tractor-trailer accident. and a tornado tearing through this campground. who's in the danger zone now? we've got team coverage this morning. ? seeking support. donald trump's first visit to a black church. >> those who seek office do not do enough to step into the community and learn what is going on. >> his promise to make america prosperous for everyone. will it be enough to sway african-american voters? fair scare. the ride that went haywire. kids dangling.