news in america this morning. check out abc 15, this is abc15 news taking action. >> happening at 4:30. search and rescue teams scouring lake pleasant, searching for a missing boater. plus newton causing issues at phoenix sky harbor, we're taking action to make su everybody gets where they need to be on time. to be with the other guys. >> he is humbled and excited. this world war ii veteran is loading up his bags and heading to the airport for a trip that could bring back a whole rush of memories. 4:30 on this tuesday, thanks for starting your day with us. iris is back. >> i don't have my phone handy.

concerning the weather forecast over the next couple of days. this morning as you're getting ready to head out the door. all dry on desert doppler. and i'm talking across the valley and across the state. we're tracking changes as we keep an eye on hurricane newton making landfall over cabo over the baja peninsula. and that system is not going to move in as a hurricane but the remnants and bring big changes. we're talking clouds, rain chances, and cooler temperatures. and this morning as you're heading out, all is dry and we are nice and mild. and it's going to feel dry as the moisture is low. 83degrees is the current temperature. by this afternoon, a high of only 100 degrees and a chance of a late day storm, possibly some dust. i'll break down the hour-by- hour storm chances and we'll

biggest impact from newton in just a few minutes. an amber alert was issued early this morning but quickly resolved in cottonwood. we got the alert around midnight that authorities were searching for a 3-year-old girl and her noncustodial father. he was considered armed and dangerous. the suspect was taken into custody and the child was found safe. we are out how a 2-year-old girl is doing after being found in a backyard pool. she was found near 87th avenue and camelback. it's not clear how the 2-year- old ended up in the water. and the water becoming a dangerous place over the holiday weekend. search and rescue teams will resume their search for a missing glendale man who disappeared at lake pleasant.

people on a boat sunday. at one point they got out to swim in the firemen's cove area and when they got back to shore they realized he was missing. >> he was supposed to be here for a good time. and when something tragic happens on a holiday, you never want to hear something like that. >> reporter: he knows how to swim but jacket. sheriff's deputies are expecting a suspicious death in the desert near morano. we know the victim is a man whose body was badly decomposed. we're waiting on the results of iniops. and a mobile hope in tucson going up in flames. fire crews posted this video from a neighborhood on

safely thanks to a barking dog that alerted them to spoke and fire. firefighters want everyone to check their smoke detectors. >> so important. we've got an update on the breaking news you saw 24 hours ago. officers don't have any arrests after shots were fired and a car slammed into an apartment. a 28-year-old driver was killed after he was shot and near 27th avenue and camelback. >> the guy -- you could see it right here. and they went flying and didn't know where they were. he landed all the way over there in the middle of the living room. it was crazy. >> just look at all that damage. he was sitting on the couch listening to music and heard the gupses and the crash. and when he looks up the car was at his feet.

police, call silent witness. a chance to remember those who have given the ultimate sacrifice. you're invited to a candlelight memorial -- killed 11 years ago today while serving in the navy in iraq. the vigil starts at 6:30 an sand tan mountain regional park. a security guard was shot maryland. it happened near the conference center of the university. i want to -- if we could go to the ipad. the university was sending out alerts to students and updating us on the situation there that they were looking for two men. this is the update. the victim is a security guard and is in critical condition. just a few minutes ago, the all clear was given as one suspect was caught in the nearby woods. they are searching for a second person and that person was not

at this moment is in critical condition. in democracy 2016, it's crunch time for the presidential candidates. labor day marks the start of the final stretch to election day. and the candidates are hitting up the swing states with donald trump heading to virginia beach and north carolina and hillary clinton rallies the troops in tampa. and both candidates spending the holiday in ohio. clinton says her priority is to build an economy that works everyone. a coughing fit forced her to address rumors about her health. >> i'm not concerned about the conspiracy hear thes. there are so many of them i've lost track of them and so i pay no attention to them. >> reporter: clinton says she just has allergies, but the hash tag hacking hillary is trending on facebook and

with union leaders. he told his press corps he's all about jobs. and the race to the finish line and we are hours away from two exclusive interviews. david muir is sitting down with hillary clinton and tim kaine as well as donald trump and mike pence. you can get you first peak on good morning america. in the video of the aftermath of hermine, the damage. downed trees. there's the downed power lines. the storm is moving up new england. this is new video from rhode island. and well, some jet skiers out there. the storm creating rough seas and strong winds but not keeping people out of the water. extremely dangerous though. >> hermine is not the only tropical storm that we're keeping an eye on. newton is slamming parts of

let's get out to nick stiletti. what's happening with all the flights? >> reporter: we've been checking all morning to see what's happening. and i found a number of delays and cancellations, especially to cabo san lucas. overnight i took action and i went to the website kayak.com. it's a popular website to find flights. half a dozen flights were for sale on that website. i checked further and saw that two american airlines flights to cabo were actually delayed. that's what it said online. and a few from alaska airlines -- they canceled the second leg of the flights. there's good news for travelers out there. both of those airlines will be waiving the change fee. folks can rebook for a later

get a refund for travel reservations and book during a different time when it's not hurricane season and things are calmer. coming up in the next hour, i'll be checking on other destinations in mexico. as you can imagine, the effects of the system will be felt throughout a lot of parts of mexico, iris. >> we're already seeing the impact as the hurricane moves inland. and eventually, we'll feel impacts here. it's not going to move in as a hurricane. but the remnants of newton and state. and we are now under the flash flood watch in the phoenix metro starting at 11:00 tonight and through the day on wednesday. the flash flood watch also issued for southeast arizona and that one goes into effect earlier. it goes into effect this evening as they see the rain in southeast arizona first. and it's all due to hurricane newton that has made landfall as a hurricane. and will end up moving in at

pressure. and we'll keep the storm chances out of the forecast through the early morning and early afternoon. late afternoon and evening we see a slight chance of storms today. for most of us a fairly quiet day before the better rain chances move in tomorrow. the freeways are nice and light this morning. but i want to give you a heads up. sounds like a pole down, grand avenue and 83rd avenue. you can use that intse trying to use that area of grand avenue. on i-10 at 59th avenue, very light, no issues here. we kid have a crash 59th at mcdowell. they just cleared it. and we'll give you a look at i- 17 in a couple of minutes. a bump in the runway for british runways as an i.t.

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good morning. it's 4:44 on this tuesday as we take a live look outside. still waiting for that sun to come up. 83degrees. and iris her about big changes headed our way. new this morning, tucson is looking to crack down on spice. the city is seeing a jump in sales of that drug. some of the possible changes include banning a lot of the ingredients used to make spice. some lawmakers want to start an education campaign showing how dangerous spice can be. no word on how much this would

apologize? it's song lyrics. but british airlines saying sorry many times. delays have impacted flights worldwide. an i.t. glitch affected check-in desks. and i was watching the british airways feed. sorry, we're concerned, we're apologized. those are the three key phrases reading as the airline says everything is back up and running but they are playing catchup. the airline had a similar problem back in july. summer vacation is over for lawmakers. congress returns and now they have less than a month to come up with a plan to fund the federal government and prevent a shutdown. every year we deal with the same thing. another big topics -- how to

president obama is hoping that lawmakers will pass another stalled legislation before their month long break. a glendale world war ii veteran is going to the world war ii memorial in d.c. for the very first time. he enlisted the today after graduating high school and was deployed after pearl harbor. he's about to turn 90 years old. and is excited to be reunited with the men he fought side by side with. >> it's going to be a really fun day to be with other guys, exchange stories, et cetera. >> we just love seeing our vets off on these trips. air flight arizona has helped 1200 veterans make the trip. the governor is heading to

of phoenix's amazing library card. the card launch is available to all maricopa residents. we want you to recycle your bicycle and help create a holiday miracle for valley kids in foster care. we caught up with the many dedicated volunteers. they take gently used bikes and give them new li. been disappointed in so many ways and this is one way we can give back. period of time we have all the info at abc15.com/bike. there are ways to help out if you'd like. let's talk about your most accurate forecast. i'm sure you've heard we have big changes headed our way. this morning, we're not feeling the impacts. it's going to be pretty nice.

on planning to bike or run, temperatures in the 70s to low 80s. a very comfortable morning morning. the dew points are only in the upper 30s. 83 is your temperature. and by the way, the sunrise at 6:06. and once that sun comes up. you'll see mostly clear skies. the call before the storm before we see more monsoon moisture and the storm chances going up. by tomorrow, we have plenty of that moisture and it's all due to what is currently hurricane newton. right now producing winds sustained at 90 miles per hour. it's made landfall near cabo. the wind gusts upwards of 100 miles per hour. and it's 712 miles south of the phoenix metro so well away from

landfall in western mexico. and quickly gains strength over the sierra madre mountains. we're talking an area of low pressure. the remnants of what is currently hurricane newton. so we're not going to see a tropical storm move in but rather the remnants and a boost in the moisture. and all of that combined is going to give us the higher storm chances over the next 24 to 48 hours. so starting this morning, all clear in the and across the state. by this afternoon, we'll watch the storms developing across southeast arizona. and then as we go into tonight, the storms down to the southeast become more widespread. and even though future cast is not picking up on the rain in the valley. i think there's a good chance we'll see more showers in the phoenix metro. and then a chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms through the day in the valley tomorrow. the best potential overall

looks to be in southeast arizona. but keep in mind if there's any slight shift to the east of the west. that could drastically change the forecast. you have to stay tuned over the next couple of days. keep the mobile app handy and we'll be tracking it all along the way. the best storm chances for now in southeast arizona and that's where the biggest concern is for the flash flooding. we could see the flash flooding in the valley too. and we'll be under a watch starting tonight. as you storm chances, there's a chance for dust as storms get going to the southeast. but overnight tonight and tomorrow the rain chances for the valley start to climb. today a 20% chance of storms. by this evening into tonight. a high of only 100 degrees. and with the increase in moisture and the increasing storm chances, the high up to 90 degrees. low 90s into thursday. i'll break down the hour-by-

just a few minutes. we're crash free and delay free for the tuesday morning drive and that includes the east valley. maybe you're headed in on u.s. 60 westbound from country club until i-10. about eight-minutes there. and on the 10, things are looking good as well. on i-17 right at northern avenue you can see the northbound is on the right-hand side. southbound is picking up just a tad. for the most part the entire stretch of i-17 should be problem free. in california, the drought could have a major impact the next time you head to the grocery store. you might have trouble finding pistachios. the output will drop and cause a global shortage. the entire crop is 529,000 tons. why not head to the movies

this is the lineup for september. tickets are five bucks. there are eight valley locations showing these movies. and all of the showings start at 7 p.m. the time is 4:52 and the smoke may be dying out at the u of a. school officials are looking to add another type of tobacco on if list of banned substances. >> saving money is not easy when interest rates are so low but there's an app for that. apple is taking on spotify. >> the company is rolling out playlists. it offers 25 tracks based on listening history just like spotify's discover weekly. and we use computers only for about a third of our time online.

analysts say phones are more convenient. and japan is embracing new high-tech help in the airport. a 3-foot all the airport on roller skates is being used to greet passengers and guide them to the proper terminals. trials run through december. >> he's a cute little guy. those are your tech bites.

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finding campus cuisine to fit a special indict got easier in ohio. kent state has the first entirely gluten free dining hall in the country. administrators noticed a ricing number of students with gluten intolerance so they restructured a cafe already on campus. if you're into cross fit, the workout can damage your immune system if you train two days in a row without resting in between. it combines a wide variety of movements. but without rest it causes inflammation, hurts your metabolism and your muscle

making a difference for para olympics. the pat tillman award earlier this summer. the prince made a donation so kids in rio could see the competition. it's the lottery tickets that could end up getting your cardinals tickets or cash. the arizona lottery is set to tickets. they offer cash prices up to 50 grand and other prizes. i'm tracking big changes. we're talking potential strong winds, dust, and heavy rainfall. i'll show you the flash flood alerts in just a few minutes. and hurricane newton is in the southwest of us. that's causing a lot of problems at the airports, especially with hermine as well. and explosions rock an industrial area in phoenix. and crews are trying to figure

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s the day three of a desperate search for a missing boater on lake pleasant. the latest in just a minute. a neighborhood on high alert after a man gets busted for assault.

gabriel. dan is off today and we have iris back just in time because we have big changes. >> and we're all keeping a close eye on hurricane newton impacting the baja peninsula. that's where it's impacting now. we'll be watching it closely over the next few days. we have dry air in place across the valley and all of the moisture sitting south. and you can see hurricane newton off to the south. and eventually, all that moisture moving in and we have increasing rain chances heading our way over the next 24 to 48 hours. this morning, no impacts. it's dry. and we have mostly clear skies and the temperatures are not feeling too bad. we're sitting at 80 degrees. we warm to 95 by lunchtime. and by this afternoon you'll notice the clouds increasing