this is abc15 news taking action. >> happening now at 11:00, a man is dead after a strange chain of events. how phoenix police put their lives at risk, trying to save a gunshot victim. the latest in the war of words between donald trump -- and how others are jumping into the mix. and a bus driver behaving badly is caught on video. we'll give you a closer look at what she's accused of doing. good morning and thank you for joining us. i'm justin pazera. >> and i'm danielle lerner.

old phillip -- after someone recognized his truck. corcorian was connected to a pipe bomb incident last year when a mobile home was damaged. a group rented a boat at the lake yesterday. and as they were leaving firemen's cove. they noticed one group was missing. after searching the area, they called police for help. we have a crew headed to the lake and we'll give you updates throughout the afternoon. and another thing we noticed this morning, it was cooler out there. >> justin, welcome back. 91degrees in phoenix sky harbor. it was a little bit cooler and we are starting the warmup. the good news is it's not going to be outrageously hot.

relatively dry. and winds not bad. 6miles per hour. a little bit of a breeze kicking in. here's the most accurate forecast. by 1:00 we'll make it to 96 degrees. and at 4:00 i think we hit our high today of 102. and then you see in the evening hours we'll be in the mid- to upper 90s. we have big changes coming our way. tonight nice and warm and sunny. uv alerts are in place on the sunscreen. and i'm tracking tropical storm newton. and that could bring us quite a bit of rain later on this week. i'll tell you how much and when exactly we expect the tropical moisture. westbound mcdowell road is down to one lane after a crash. two cars were involved. a minivan had three adults and

thankfully, nobody was seriously injured. one woman got a cut on her arm. and a deadly fire ended with a car in an apartment building this morning. near 27th avenue and camelback. police think the man died from multiple gunshot wounds, not from the impact of going into the building. the victim is 28 years old. and got in an argument with people in another vehicle and shots were fired. the guy tried to get away and crashed right i apartment. responding officers thought part of the building was going to come down on the driver. they rushed in to pull him out and unfortunately, he died on the scene. also breaking overnight. phoenix police investigating a stabbing at 19th avenue and glendale. the victim here was just walking down the street and someone jumped out of a passing car and tried to rob him. the guy put up a fight and ended up getting stabbed and he

convenience store. the suspect took off. police are investigating a home invasion. katie conner has the latest. >> reporter: this was an absolutely terrifying night for this phoenix family. all night long, detectives have been going in and out. the homeowner woke up to several men inside his home stealing his stuff. the homeowner grabbed a gun started shooting at the suspects. >> reporter: when police got here they were able to rescue the homeowner and his 9-year- old daughter. police searched the neighborhood for the suspects but they were gone. and now they're talking with neighbors, hoping to get a suspect description. as soon as we get one we'll pass it on. we have sad news to report from the holiday weekend.

the colorado river near aaronburg. he was swimming under a bridge under i-10. and we're told the man's friends tried to save him and sadly, they weren't able to. our best wishes go out to a tempe police officer waking up pretty sore after a serious crash. this happened last night at the intersection of priest and warner near the ikea. both of the vehicles pretty smashed up. the driver of a black car who had a green light. we have not heard about injuries or charges. and we're trying to learn more after a man's body was found in an apartment that went up in flames near 43rd avenue and thunderbird. fire officials are investigating it as a possible arson. police have not released the man's identity. >> senator jeff flake is taking another swing at donald trump

johnson could spoil the vote for trump in our state. and now another arizona republican is joining the feud and taking sides. allison rodriguez has more from flake's office. >> reporter: this time the back and forth went online. the high profile feud going mobile on twitter actually. donald trump tweeting out saying the great state of arizona where i had a massive rally has a weak and ineffective senato flake. a short time later a tweet saying he was weak and not committed. senator flake appeared on 2 news shows over the weekend. and flake was not impressed. >> it really didn't explain with any clarity where he's going to move ahead in the future. it simply went back to some of the positions he's taken.

dr.kelli ward wrote i agree. how about you. and then she said it's time for him to go with a picture of flake. some think she'll try to run against flake when he's up for reelection. representative ann kirk patrick is a good person. you can listen to john mccain's almost five minute ad. one thing never mentioned. donald trump. he's making it clear that he's man enough to fight back against clinton's agenda. he's never come out and directly endorsed him as a candidate. there are some concerns about an unclaimed ballot box

polling place last week. when he got there there was a sealed ballot box still sitting there that had not been packed up. he's concerned that some votes may not have been counted. >> i'm a little concerned this might affect the outcome or possibly worse if there are one or two ballots in here that could affect the outcome. and if there are three or four locations, it could add up. a spokesperson told not concerned. the box is still sealed and if any votes were missing, they would know based on the type of technology used. a bus driver loses her job after this video came to light. what one student hopes the footage would prove to the school and a parent. hermine is ruining holiday fun. we'll show you the region that

a lot of you have the day off. of course, we're working. what's the best part about having the day off? having fun and spending time with the family or sleeping in, something we did not do today. head to abc15.com to vote by

we are following breaking news right now. monitoring a rescue underway this is happening near 48th street and elliot. the phoenix fire department is on scene and tell us a 37-year- old man reportedly fell and hit his head while mountain bike riding. he did briefly lose consciousness. we'll keep an eye on it and let you know what happens. a school bus driver in idaho accused of retaliating against a student. she's out of a job right now

water on a 6th grader's head after he accidentally dropped a bottle of water. another boy recorded the incident in order to prove that he has been telling the truth to his parents. >> hermine is starting to fizzle out. and beaches on the east coast are largely empty. why it's better safe than sorry. if you're planning to hike, lots of sunshine. be careful. 94degrees by noon and triple-

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good news and bad news in the aftermath of hermine. >>s the leaving dangerous issues on this popular beach day, ruining holiday plans for millions of people. >> we have more from atlantic city. >> reporter: powerful waves and the surging surf, dangerous rip currents, the work of post tropical cyclone hermine. rolling up the eastern seaboard with winds gusting up to 70 miles per hour, the threat closing many beaches throughout labor day weekend. >> we're not expecting huge crowds at the beach. but we'll have a lot of -- by the jetty with the rip currents. >> out in the atlantic, rough

anthem of the seas, bound for bermuda. >> eating in the restaurant, it's going all over the place. >> down south, cleanup is continuing. and residents still battling rising waters where hermine first made landfall as a category one hurricane early friday. >> i look out my window and we have an ocean on our front porch. >> reporter: flooding neighborhood after neighborhood from florida to virginia, tossing trees, exploding power lines, and turning deadly. >> absolutely ferocious. >> thousands spent the weekend without power and officials warn the danger is not over yet. >> there's a lot of water that has to move through the county and we're not out of the woods yet. >> and officials in atlantic city will continue to monitor what you see right there. the waves -- the officers out patrolling the area this morning told me that for as

remain in place, the ocean remains off limits to swimmers. abc news, atlantic city, new jersey. a valley family is looking for answers two years after their loved one's murder. >> they are asking for help. >> until there's an arrest or whoever did this is out walking around and can do that to your family. >> may seven, was walking home from work. he was found shot to death blocks away from home. he was only 35 years old and had just beaten cancer. silent witness is offering a award up to $4500 in this case. anyone with information should call silent witness. fire crews were called out

it was traced to an electrical issue in an air-conditioning unit. the aquarium was able to continue normal operations throughout the day. it could be a rough day on i-17 and the beeline highway. we saw the big backups headed to the high country and the rim. and all of those folks will be heading back home. labor day travel is up by 10% this year over last. and of those traveling, a whopping 60% said they were hitting the road. if you're planning on coming back to the valley. recommend getting an early jump. it could get messy. >> and play the license plate game. >> i used to play that. >> some places in the high country are not going to make it out of the 70s. [ overlapping speakers ] >> if they want to go to

today's temperatures -- >> we'll take them. i want to talk about that most accurate forecast for the you. this is tropical storm newton. and i want to just get into this for everybody. this is what can maybe bring us major rainfall this week. it's a brand new advisory that came out from the national hurricane center. here are the stats. sustained winds at 66 miles per hour. this has gotten significantly stronger since this morning. right now y and we have gusts 81 miles per hour. location-wise it's about a thousand miles to the south, southeast of phoenix. sounds like a ways out but it's going to get here quickly. looks like overnight it could strengthen to a category one storm. after that, i think it's going to weaken, at least based on the models we've been studying. by wednesday it's going to be

mexico. and by thursday that's when it looks like it could be in our neck of the woods. i think it's going to fall apart and be a low pressure system. what does that mean? we could see rain and wind but it's not going to be as organized as it once was. let's talk about the rain chances and how it could impact us. we could see a 10% chance for wednesday, thursday into friday, i'm thinking right now that's our best window to any shower activity. so just keep that in mind as we go throughout the rest of the 7- day forecast. and in the meantime, taking a look at currents, upper 80s across much of the valley. we're 89 in tempe. 89 in glendale. and 90s in cave creek. and 88 in surprise. and 90s in maricopa. here's the most accurate forecast for the you. we'll be in the mid- to upper 90s by 1:00.

triple-digit mark at 3:00. and 5:00 around dinner time, 99, coming off the high of 102. not a lot going on. we'll enjoy the sunshine for a beautiful labor day. 102 is the high. and warm, sunny conditions, and an overnight low of 75 degrees. go outside and have dinner on the patio, go to the barbecue. tomorrow's high, we'll get to 100 and we start to work in the and wednesday we get into a 20% chance of showers and look at the temperatures. 93degrees for the high. and thursday, cooler, 91 degrees. and a 30% chance of showers. keep that in mind. a great week to download the mobile app. track the storms along with us. and next weekend it's looking great. nice temperatures and it should be clear. feels just like yesterday. we were talking about the academy awards.

>> several films and actors are getting a lot of attention at the telluride festival in colorado. these are the top three. casey affleck and manchester by the sea are drawing rave reviews. >> and festival goers are loving tom hanks as pilot chesley sullenberger. >> and you can watch the show right here on abc 15. and we continue to remember gene wilder. theaters were showing some of his films over the weekend. he passed away a week ago today. amc in glendale will be showing willy wonka and the chocolate factory this week. >> i was in the air and trying

>> terrifying moments on an amusement park ride. some of the riders speaking after people beside them were tossed out. do you know a breast cancer survivor? maybe someone currently battling that disease? are they using that experience to give back to the community. honorees will receive a $500 gift card.

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>> that's tomorrow at 9:00. we continue to follow breaking news. went to get back to the rescue at south mountain near 48th street and elliot as our photographer on scene gives us the lay of the land. >> looks like they are getting ready to go up the mountain. a 37-year-old man fell and hit his head. he briefly lost consciousness. that's all know so far. but we'll keep you updated. he started from the bottom and now he's coming to the valley will future. plenty of energy at talking stick arena. we're sure they'll do more than one dance when the concert begins. >> i can't figure out who dances in that music video. and drake had a close call in texas at a houston nightclub

drake performed at another venue earlier in the night. about 200 people were at the club when one man was shot in the face. he is expected to survive. and this morning we're learning more about a scare at an amusement park. >> at least eight people -- some of them children -- were hurt when a ride malfunctioned. the computer went into a safety mode and the operator hit the manual mode and that released the lap bars. >> we were -- and everybody was holding on and they were falling. >> everybody started falling. but some people were holding onto those things. >> the fair is back open but that ride will stay closed until further notice.

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high-tech businesses and restaurants. coming out of spain, thousands evacuating as fires rage in a coastal village. firefighters have been battling the flames since the fire started last night. just when they thought it was contained. there was a new flareup, making the situation tough to fight. there wasn't any aerial support to put out the fire. the pentagon is following a developing situation overseas. in south korea, officials say north korea fired three missiles overnight. they landed in the sea of japan. the launch comes two weeks after a submarine ballistic missile was fired and the u.s. issued a statement strongly condemning the launches. >> president obama meeting his russian counterpart at the g-20 in china. the two were talking about ending the violence in syria

agreement. >> we have had some productive conversations about what a real cessation of hostilities would look like. that would allow us both, the united states and russia, to focus on common enemies like isil. given the gaps of trust that exist, that's a tough negotiation. >> the white house says the deal is getting close to boosting u.s. military cooperation to fight isis in syria. today is the final day of the g- 20 summit. pope francis named mother teresa saint teresa. to many, she's long been a saint. more than 100,000 worshipers packed saint peters square for

that this day has finally come for a lot of people. >> the so called saint of the gutter was born in modern day macedonia. but in the slums of calcutta she found her life's work. she died in 1997 and was put on the fast track to sainthood by pope john paul ii who is now a saint himself. over health insurance, workplace safety, and staffing levels. they have enough nurses to keep the hospitals running. after 22 hours of negotiations on friday, no agreement has been reached. the community is getting a long awaited answer in a 27- year-old murder mystery. >> the remains of jacob -- were

lead investigators to the remains. the community is glad the parents are getting answers. >> my prayers and thoughts are with that family. both jerry and patty have went through a lot all these years and trying to figure out what happened to their child. >> jacob we want missing when he was 10 years old. a terrifying ride for an illinois college student who the 21-year-old walked out of a starbucks and was ordered into a car at gunpoint. two men made him hand over his bank cards and pin number. one of the suspects was caught but the other is still on the loose this morning. police in las vegas are searching for an accused killer. alonzo perez was arrested finish murder on friday morning

in handcuffs. when the detective left the room, he made a move. >> he twisted the handcuffs until they broke. after they broke, he was able to flee the building. the pickup truck was recovered saturday but no sign of perez. he's a convicted felon and is accused of killing a man last weekend. police say he's armed and dangerous. police are searching for driver who hit a motorcyclist before driving it happened on i-10 westbound near 7th avenue. we know the motorcyclist was hurt. we are asking for details and the driver did not wait for officers to arrive or to find out if the rider was alive. two arizona women, including one from inside the valley killed in utah. the sheriff's office says the accident happened in the san flats recreation area in moab.

and destiny dixon of prescott. the two were trying to navigate an obstacle tried to tipover challenge. crews found the atv on fire. a restaurant manager stabbed six times while closing up 14067 and the whole thing caught on video. the attacker is on the run as the victim recovers. two people wearing bandannas and hats busted through the back door and pepper sprayed an employee. they went behind the bar, tackled the manager, and stabbed him over and over again. >> i'm hoping they charge them with attempted murder. they stabbed him six times and kicked him in the head three times. if that's not attempted murder, i don't know what is. >> workers say the back door was unlocked and they plan to beef up security and add 16 cameras at that location. it might be a holiday but

not taking a rest. we'll take you to the battleground state where they are campaigning. and a longtime librarian leaves $4 million to his beloved alma mater. the university just found out. he was quietly tucking away dollars for years while working at the university of new

i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them

you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!? democracy 2016 and recent polls show the race between donald trump and hillary clinton is tightening. cnn has the lead cut in half. and the democrat has an average of 42%. and trump has 37%. according to nationwide phone

the 30th. clinton and trump are pitching to voters this monday. >> laboring for votes on labor day. >> moments before the mad dash. i hope your guys are ready. >> hillary clinton, donald trump, and their surrogates sprints to the finish line. >> it's time to get out of our own way and i and hillary clinton. >> joe biden and tim kaine teamed up in pennsylvania. clinton is back on the trail in full force and in a new plane dubbed hill force one. >> i am so happy to have all of you with me. i've been waiting for this moment. no, really. and i'll come back and talk to

but i wanted to welcome you. >> making key stops in the state ohio. >> after trump worshiped in detroit saturday. >> i fully understand that the african-american community has suffered from discrimination. >> trump's campaign -- dealing with the fallout on the private e-mails. the negatives of trump and clinton giving rice to gary johnson who is some polls. >> he can low either -- hillary clinton can underperform with white voters and still win the presidency. >> the trump and clinton campaigns will be busy in several battleground states today. two months until election day. abc news, washington. if you get social security, there's an e-mail going around

logging in. so is it real? up next, joe lets you know the one thing you must see to know if it's legit. looking mighty fine. 102 is the high. we have a uv alert in place. i'm tracking big changes.

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news. the maker of gatorade has come out with an organic version of the sports drink. the new product will be sold in select markets. it's called g organic and will strong in strawberry, lemon, and a mixed berry flavor. it has only seven ingredients. many people are looking ahead to the holiday season. it's only the 5th of september and holiday decorations are up in many stores. some stores have christmas sales. walmart kicked off the holiday layaway campaign. and retail experts say christmas shows up earlier and earlier because many consumers are always looking far bargain. >> we have to get out of the triple-digits before we plan for the holidays. the 2016 waste management phoenix open set a record for charitable funds raised. the tournament raised $9.37 million, breaking the record by

they also set an attendance record with 618,000 people flooding that event. ? [ music ] ?? >> good morning. we're told to keep our social security number private. that it identifies us. and with it, hackers can set up identities in our name. what about these e-mails, supposedly from the social security administration. kathy wheres is this legitimate? will they be e-mailing to set up an account. the e-mail talks about a new layer of security requiring you to sign in using a one time code and it shows a link. on the official site it talks about the new security measures.

a little confusing? since the link within the e- mail is what the hackers want you to click on, let's concentrate on that. hover over it with your mouse. you can see where it's sending you. it shows a forward slash. that slash is crucial. all of their legitimate links must have a slash directly after the.gov. these are frauds because the slash comes later. if you want to protect yourself, don't click on e- mails. have a great day. if you have a problem, let me know. we are taking action this labor day to help your land your next job. hundreds of jobs will be up for grabs at the phoenix jobs fair. a bunch of companies will be hiring on the spot. bring plenty of resumes and dress your best. it's happening in scottsdale at

screen. as we continue to enjoy the holiday. don't forget to plan for a designated driver. law enforcement will be on the lookout for drunk drivers. there are plenty of ways to make sure your get home safe. and if you still need help getting a ride, how about a free tow. they'll toe you and your car up to 10 miles. call 1(800)aaa help. and ask for the tipsy tow. so from tonight through tomorrow morning at 6:00. and it's not just labor day. it's national cheese pizza day. you can score a half priced pizza while helping to fight hunger. you can also spend the extra two bucks and donate to the no kid hungry program.

>> and shaping up to be a nice day. >> this morning, wasn't that great. a lot of people waking up in the 70s and some in the 60s. >> haven't seen that nile. 91degrees at phoenix sky harbor. unfortunately, the warmup is happening right now. the humidity is 21% and the winds variable at 6 miles per hour. and as we take a look and say hello to the rest of the state. we're in the 90s in and 80s in globe. and 60s in flagstaff. and 91 over in yuma. by noon i think we'll jump up to 94 degrees. not too long from now. 99degrees by 3:00. and by 6:00. dipping down to 97. and coming off the high of 102. we have a uv alert in place. burn times will be under 15 minutes. here's clouds and radar showing

over the next 48 hours. as i fast forward, moisture and clouds start to fire up. after that we could see a surge of moisture from tropical storm newton right now this is -- here we go -- south of baja, california. about a thousand miles south of us in phoenix. press fast forward and we'll show you what happens. overnight to tomorrow it's going to strengthen to a category one hurricane. it's not long. it starts to weaken as it makes landfall. and then it stays as a tropical storm. and it's going to continue to weaken wednesday to thursday when it eventually becomes an area of low pressure. that's when we think it could make landfall in the u.s. and arizona. keep that in mind. right now it looks like it's going to weaken as it goes over mexico. and we won't see as much rain

continue to track. it could bring us quite a bit of rain and winds and thunderstorm activity. we're going to track this for you. laura thomas will be along with the most updated track from the national hurricane center. 75 in flagstaff. and 80s in sedona. 101 is the high. and 100 in fountain hills. and 101 and 102 in chandler. more of the same in the west valley. 101 in surprise. 94 in wickenburg. and 101 is also going to be the high in avondale. here's the most accurate 7-day forecast. let's show you how newton works into the picture. tuesday we could see monsoon moisture in the afternoon. 100 is the high. and a 10% chance of showers. wednesday we up that to a 20%

keep the temperatures low. a 30% chance of showers. and right now thursday is the most likely day to see anything from newton. 97 on friday. and the weekend will see nice clearing and temperatures right back where they should be. do you have an old bike taking up space. consider donating it and letting it be a holiday miracle. it's the annual recycle your bicyclca at any of 20 different earn hard locations. and find a full list on abc15.com. a driver's brakes fail and a jeep goes rolling down the mountainside. the two people turn the corner okay and quickly find themselves rolling literally. they are hanging on inside suv

of the ruin con trail. >> you can see it flipping and the brush eventually stopped the vehicle and the two were able to get out. they safely made it back to the australia. seems like everyone is okay.

poll of the day is brought >> now to the results of the poll of the day. what's the best part of having the day off? 25% sleeping in. 38% spending time with the family. and 38% going out and having fun. >> can't beat that. >> recapping the top stories. we are working to get an update on the condition of a man rescued at south mountain. this is 48th street and elliot.

on a stretcher. the man fell from a mountain bike and hit his head. there you go. you can see the crews. they have someone on a stretcher. we'll keep an eye on this and bring you updates as we continue to get more information. and a missing boater -- we have a crew headed to firemen's cove. and a man setting off homemade explosives several times. police caught up with him thanks to the police. someone recognized his truck. and here's a look at what we're working on for 4:00 on this labor day. a study shows the number of people in unions continues to go down. and it could impact you and your bank account. and the presidential election is causing fights.

friends, family members, and coworkers. and how playing angry birds works just as well as sedatives. >> let's talk about the most accurate forecast. i want to show you the 70: today's high, 102. and nice sunny conditions. we have a uv alert in place. after that, take a look at wednesday. storm newton comes closer. and thursday looks to be the best chance to pick up some of that moisture. laura thomas will be along tonight. download the free mobile app and that's going to help you track this. >> i like seeing the 90s. >> we love it. and the 70s this morning. absolutely, absolutely. >> we're back with more news at

? get ready to party because we're having the biggest labor day blowout your backyard has ever seen. i'm giving you something "taco-bout" as i serve up a mexican favorite grill-style. then, as if it wasn't hot enough, michael's in the kitchen with the incredible freddie prinze jr., and they've got a spicy take on a backyard favorite. plus, forget tired cafeteria this school's putting a fresh spin on lunch. >> i haven't seen any other school, in my life, do this. it's really amazing. >> let's fire it up, right now, on "the chew." ? [ cheers and applause ] good afternoon and welcome to "the chew." and happy labor day, everybody! happy labor day!