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

storm chances as the high tops out at 100 degrees. we'll talk more about the storm chances in just a few minutes. no problems on the roads this morning as you head out after your long holiday weekend. you're seeing all green on the freeways. in the west valley, just a 10 minute desert drive time southbound from grand avenue until you hit the 10. i was telling you about downed everything is cleared up there. we'll head up to the north valley next and give you a look at what to expect here. sheriff's deputies will be heading back out on the water at lake pleasant at first light here, very shortly. they'll be resuming the search for a man who went missing over

and justin pazera is live. >> reporter: this was supposed to be a weekend on the lake. just a fun time with a bunch of friends, and it's turned into day three of a desperate search. let's get you caught up. the 24-year-old rented a boat with several of his friends. his name is chin tan shan. they were in the firemen's cove area. and when they started to come back them. they were thinking he went back to shore. and eventually, they went back for help, hoping someone would be able to find their friend. >> we've been trying to exhaust means of phone calls, if this person went home or went some place with friends. >> reporter: the search is expected to start again this morning. and they'll be using sonar,

shan is at. the search is expected to pick back up this morning. justin pazera, abc15. >> thanks for that. firefighters are still keeping a close eye on a scrap yard for flareups after a huge fire yesterday. you might have seen that huge plume of smoke. the scrap yard caught fire, mostly tires and mel. but toxic gases were posing the biggest threat and we always heard explosions. >> a lot of times, the gases get compressed in a confined area. if you're sitting around a campfire and a log explodes, that's the same thing. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. paradise valley putting out an alert after a man is arrested for aggravated

point. officers say joshua randolph hit and choked a person. this unfolded in lincoln yesterday. he was charged with aggravated assault. paradise valley is reminding you if you see something happening, say something. sounds like somebody called this one in after spotting it. >> meantime this former police officer is back in court. jeffrey streeter is accused of secretly recording avondale tanning salon. he put a camera phone on top of a dividing wall and recorded 20 women as they undressed. streeter is a nine-year veteran of the good year prosecuted. his conference starts at 8:30 and he's pleaded not guilty. a valley man is accused of running a house of prostitution in 2013. william hartwell and eight

the charges from 2013 were dropped and he was reindicted last year. his pretrial conference set for the 8:30 this morning. and a court of appeals just ruled that sex offenders have to let the state know where they a even if they don't have a home. usually they have 72 hours to register a new address. let this state know every 90 days. new developments in the case of a man accused of killing an 8-year-old bull head city girl. little bella died two years ago. if convicted he may face a death sentence. prosecutors have established enough probable cause to seek the death penalty. a judge just made the decision

the child's death. there is evidence she was sexually assaulted before she was killed. the university of arizona could be making big changes to their tobacco toll plaza on campus. a proposed policy would mean e- cigs would be added to the list of substances not allowed at the university. [ applause ] ? m >> the ashes of singer juan gabriel put on display in mexico city. thousands lined up to pay their respects. his ashes will be on display for two days to give thousands the chance to say goodbye. and his ashes will go back to

that's a white baby whale, a calf caught on video playing with its mother off the coast of australia. the calf is splashing around and hanging out with its mom. super cute on a tuesday. nick ciletti live at sky harbor. a number of flights have been impacted by newton in mexico. half a dozen flights have been canceled or digging deeper to see what actually happens now. and we're hearing from several airlines to see what the change policies are. tune in at 5:30 and we'll have all the information to get where you need to be safely and on time. and i'm keeping a close eye on hurricane newton. i'll show you the latest track and what to expect in our state in the next 24 hours. and 202 off the 101, things are moving nicely.

valley next. and one valley man getting a huge birthday surprise. the special honor for a world war ii veteran in minutes. and a suspect on the it was doggie destiny the perfect toy at an amazing price? of course not. he's a dog. but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find,

as we track what is currently a hurricane, newton over the peninsula of baja, california. here's the deal. it's going to stay a category one hurricane as it continues to work its way north. it will impact western mexico as a category one hurricane before it quickly weakens. weakening as an area of low pressure before it makes it to our state. we'll get the remnants and a big boost of moisture. and all of that will combine to bring big changes our way. here's what to expect over the next 24 hours.

hurricane as it moves into western mexico. for southeast arizona, maybe you've got family in tucson or plans to head to arizona. biggest impacts later this afternoon and tonight. especially right along the mexico border, areas like nogales need to be alert today. we could see a bit of a dust threat in the phoenix metro are storms that develop to the southeast. there's a slight a slight chance of evening storms as we go into late this afternoon too. but the rain chances get better tonight and tomorrow. i'll break down the storm chances for you in just a few minutes. desert drive times brought to you by centurylink prism. take a look at the 101. green as you're traveling eastbound.

slowing on i-10. still an 11 minute drive time. and near 67th. you have to tap the brakes a bit. we'll head out to the east valley next and give you a closer look at that. a lot of chatter on social media after an icon of the conservative movement loses a long fight with cancer. and not everyone is remembering her fondly. and the to install the ice. but could it be for the final season at glendale. and why wait until sunday to see the arizona cardinals. you can support a special cause. a scary diagnosis for lauren holiday. the explosive force behind unforgettable goals like this. >> the u.s. attacking now with numbers in white.

[ cheering ] but she has been a stallworth on the field fulfill 28-year-old faces her biggest battle yet. he's eight months pregnant with her first child and has been diagnosed with a brain tumor. the tumor the benign, operable, and not a threat to her unborn daughter but surgery has to wait until after the baby is born. >> e through as an athlete will make her stronger and tougher.

>> this is a live look at the mill avenue bridge, roads are all dry and mostly clear skies and the temperature, a nice 80 degrees. not a bad start to the day.

our way, including increasing rain chances as we track what will soon be the amendments of hurricane newton. i have the latest updates in just minutes. meantime an ocean front home in rhode island goes up in flames. take a look at the fire just destroying everything. it started inside the home and the coastal winds made it tough to put out. and getting water to the home was also an issue. and in wisconsin an historic old school house burned down. firefighters tried to put the flames from outside and eventually had to tear the building apart. the former lincoln school was built in 19 at the. the owner says it's been. for 15 years. police k-9 chases down a suspect in los angeles. he ran into the hills to escape officers and decided to take his clothes off.

but you can't escape a helicopter. the k-9 got him. and the suspect tried to push the dog away. and the dog decided to pull him down the hill. may have a brush burn. new developments right now in the jacob wetterling's remains. the suspect may have gotten a plea deal for the information on where to find the remains. if the plea deal does not go through, his trial will begin next month. thousands of nurses spent labor day on the picket lines. as of now, there's no end in sight. the five hospitals impacted have hired replacement nurses to try and minimize the impacts to patients.

of a similar one in june. if you've been on twitter this morning, you've noticed a lot of mixed reactions coming in about the death of phyllis satisfy lee. she was an early leader in the '60s and '70s. she was an outspoken antifeminist. and helped lead the fight against the equa amendment. we'll have more on the presidential campaign in minutes. it's 5:17 and here's a concerning situation unfolding at buckingham palace. an air ambulance has just landed following reports of an accident. on the ipad i've pulled up -- video on twitter. i'll hit the play button. this is the air ambulance coming in for a landing there. we have no idea if the royal family was involved.

area as a landing site. several people tweeting out photos and videos. that's a safe landing zone. and i've actually seen that and been there so there's a large area. it may just be the staging area for first responders. >> keep us posted if you learn more. and you can see your favorite cardinals on the field on sunday or tonight in peoria. why wait. peterson will be at cowboys saloon for a charity event. tailgating starts earlier. charles barkley will also be on hand. and the coyotes are installing the new ice at the arena. this is video from last year's installation. if nothing else it will be a cool place to be.

and 12 degrees on the floor. the yotes have the first preseason game. count them, one, two, three, four, five. zack greinke giving up five home runs. the d-backs fall to the dodgers 10-2. time now for the most accurate forecast. and you're waking up this morning. and we'v hurricane newton and the impact it's going to have in our state. and this morning, we're all in the clear. we are not seeing any rain and we're waking up to mostly clear skies. it's going to be a nice drive to work. or if you have early morning activities, it will feel fairly comfortable. the dew points down in the 30s. so it's still pretty dry and comfortable and the sunrise at 6:06. notice temperatures across the valley are actually down in the 70s.

chandler is checking in at 71. 72 in anthem. and 71 in cave creek and peoria you're also coming in in the low 70s. very comfortable, nice and dry as you make the early morning plans. here's how the warmup happens. it's going to be a bit of a cooler day. and a gradual warmup. we won't make it into the upper 80s until 9 a.m. we get to hold into the early afternoon. 96 by 1:00. and today's high temperature, 3 degrees lower than yesterday, up to 100 degrees. and we should hit that around 3:00 or 4:00 this afternoon. that's where the temperature will peak and then we start to see the temperature trending down. temperature-wise not doing so bad but the humidity will feel higher by this evening. 100 for a high in phoenix and

and cooler to the southeast as the storm chances start to go up and the monsoon moisture increases thanks to what will be the remnants of hurricane newton moving towards our state. storm chances going into tomorrow up to a 40% chance. we'll talk more about the hazards in just a few minutes. and your delays on i-10 are extending just slightly. from 83rd avenue to 67th avenue. this is for all drivers coming in from the west valley on 10. starting to see the rush hour out there. take a look. all green. 90% of the valley freeways not seeing any delays. this is for loop 202 to u.s. 60 and the rest of the east valley freeways are seeing the same conditions as well. we'll look at i-17 next. coming up at 5:30, a little

nearly drowning in a backyard pool. how paramedics took action to bring her back to life. and another day of searching for a missing boater on lake pleasant. the latest on the search coming up. and saving money is not easy especially when interest rates are low.

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no fees, no minimum balance and you can take the money any time you want. digit is not going to make your rich but it will get your mind set to save money. i'm dan spindle. abc15. and taking a look at traffic, things are slowing on i-10 for west valley drivers. a look at the skirt drive times up next. and the phoenix metro is included in the flash flood alert as we ape the remnants of hurricane newton. and we're not seeing rain from newton but feeling the effects at phoenix sky harbor airport. we'll take action to let you know about the cancellations and delays. a missing boater -- justin pazera has the newest information as this is unfolding. and dozens of volunteers

a man rents a boat at lake pleasant, the boat shows up and he's nowhere to be found and the search is about to resume. and people in mexico preparing for another round. more on the travel issues from this storm system and what it could mean for our state next.

during world war ii. and now this valley veteran is getting a birthday surprise he never expected. i love these stories, giving back to the service members. and starting with a smile and an alert is iris hermosillo. >> we're going to be under flash flood alerts starting later tonight for the phoenix metro. and that's what the area in green indicates. the flash flood phoenix metro. we'll be starting at 11:00 and continuing through wednesday night. and for southeast arizona the alerts go into effect earlier starting at 5:00 this evening as we anticipate a boost in moisture and the remnants of what is now hurricane newton to move into our state. we'll talk about the hour-by- hour storm chances and the big changes to look forward to over the next couple of days in just a few minutes. iris, we are starting to

the west valley. take a look at 67th avenue basically between 83rd and 67th. it's the heaviest of it. and all the lanes are slowing. let's switch over to the traffic map. that's probably the heaviest spot and that continues until 51st avenue. and we do have a new crash. i'm trying to get new details. i-10 eastbound could be blocking the hov lane. i'll try and get a picture of it and let yo could impact the morning drive next. it was supposed to be a fun labor day weekend out on mount pleasant but it's a memorable one for all the wrong reasons. a man is still missing at this moment. and justin pazera is live with the search efforts. it's about to get underway again, correct? >> reporter: it is supposed to start again. they've spent two days looking

they'll be looking for that young man. he's 24-year-old chintan shan. he was on a boat with several other friends this weekend when they were in the firemen's cove area. they started to come back to shore and they noticed that shan was not there. they were yelling for him and couldn't find him. eventually, the group of friends came back and contact would be able to find their friend. we talked with other folks on the lake, and they are very sad to hear this news. >> 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: so again, mcso is expected to start the search this morning.

pazera, abc15. >> let us know the minute something develops. and a west valley family is waiting this morning while their little girl is on a ventilator after being pulled from a backyard pool. she did not have a pulse. but paramedics managed to bring back her pulse. this home is near 87th and camelback. it's not clear how the 2-year- old ended up in the water. a family until help arrived. we're 63 days away from the presidential election. we are a couple hours away from two exclusive interviews. david muir will sit down with hillary clinton and tim kaine as well as donald trump and mike pence. a brand new pole by the washington post and they interviewed people in all 50

that has been done since 1988. here's what we know. close races in 10 states, including arizona, ohio, north carolina, texas is going to be a tossup with hillary clinton leading by one vote. 14 states are solid democrats with 16 showing support for the gop. i promise i'll pull that up again. i lost my connection, danielle. donald trump is heading to virginia and north carolina to he stopped in cleveland with running mate mike pence yesterday. and he spoke at a round table of union rockers, and trump told them president obama's policies are making life more difficult for working policies. >> i mean he went back to arizona and gave another hate filled speech about randing up and deporting 16 million people. even some of his own advisers are having a hard time

clinton told supporters in illinois trump is more offensive. she'll be in north carolina campaigning today as well. hurricane hermine is moving up the east coast. and why she didn't cause flooding in massachusetts she left behind damage. >> they were seeing trouble on the water from whipping winds and high waves. a lot of beach goers stayed inside. and a lot of them saw power outages. >> we're looking to hurricane newton. >> and hurricane newton will weaken by the time it makes it to our state. the eye of the storm is over baja, california, and that's causing a lot of travel headaches and trouble across the united states. >> nick ciletti is at sky harbor. we've seen a handful of delays to cabo. and some cancellations. and i just checked online.

places like mazatlan are on. no delays for now. but we'll continue to check shows. we're taking action for you. and what i did overnight was check to see a list of flights headed to cabo. and i found a half dozen or so. there were direct flights from phoenix sky harbor on american airlines. and two of those were actually delays. and i also saw a few alaska airlines flights. the second leg of those trips was canceled on that one. the good news is i've checked and a number of airlines are waiving the change fees to let people either come home in time or just cancel their trips all together at least for now to make sure that they are staying safe and avoiding any inclement weather because of newton. and i just checked online. and air mexico is also waiving

and i'm going to see if we can find people headed to these destinations regardless of what some of the warnings might be even if the flights are intact and not delayed. >> i know you'll keep us posted. and i'm going to be tracking the latest throughout the morning. and i'll have the latest in just a few minutes. 5:37. and a valley teen is getting a surprise from sherif arpaio. >> he's not like most teens, not because he doesn't want to. he physically can't. he has a rare life-threatening illness called high toe donald reel disease. he's asking for birthday cards. >> the 13-year-old said it's the best kind of medicine. and he's gotten thousands of them. we'll let you know about

a world war ii veteran is about to board an honor flight that's taking him to see the world war ii memorial in washington for the first time. mario mobilia enlisted the day after he graduated high school and was deployed to japan after pearl harbor. he's about to turn 90 and he's excited to be reunited with the men he served side by during world war ii. >> it's going to be a real fun day to be with other guys, exchange stories et cetera. >> the trip is paid for by honor flight arizona which has helped 1200 veterans make the trip to washington, d.c. thank you so much to all veterans out there. i have some neighbors who are

phoenix children's hospital valley cam looking over state route -- and the loop 20 the. you don't have to worry about rain for the commute. all is dry. and we are going to stay dry through the morning. as you look at the most accurate forecast. it won't be until late this afternoon and evening that the storm chances start to go up. plan on a temperature at 80 degrees under clear skies as you step outside. very comfortable to start your day. we have plenty of 70s across the valley too. a gradual warmup, climbing to 90 by 10 a.m. and the hundred degrees we'll hit around 3:00 or 4:00. this afternoon and evening more clouds are starting to work in from the south. and the storm chances will start to increase. and it's due to the remnants of hurricane newton. still a category one hurricane.

category one hurricane as it moves into western mexico. and then it quickly weakens after that. and the track of it, tracking right into southeast arizona as an area of low pressure. even though this will track east of the valley. we're going to feel a surge in the moisture across southern arizona and that means increasing rain chances for us here. i'll break down the storm chances further and we'll talk about hazards next. slow spots on the 10. crash. it's blocking the hov lane so stay to the right. the delays are already back to the 17 stack is what we're seeing. and before that we're up to a 21-minute desert drive time. so much slower than we typically see at this time of the morning. you have a small break in between that other crash. the valley-wide -- the only issue is i-10.

looks like westbound. not really blocking traffic but on the salt river bridge so something to slide over for. >> thanks for the heads up. we're talking bikes. abc 15 and earn hart auto centers want you to recycle your bicycle. dedicated volunteers make dreams come true for these kids. they take you gently used bikes and give them new life. >> kids in been disappointed in so many ways. and it's not fun being in foster care. and this is one way to give back. >> we have all the info at abc15.com/bike. and we have a phone bank tonight from 4:00 to 7:00. so lots of volunteers will be here ready to take your calls. >> time now is 5:41. are you okay with your hoa taking pictures of the inside of your house. one valley woman thinks hers is

morning. and boy the men and women as they return to washington, d.c., they have with prism on the go from centurylink, you can get your favorite shows right on your devices pretty much everywhere you go. um, paul, that was great. i like how you can walk around and watch your shows. and your delivery really evokes "the frozen north". meets "un giorno nella vita." or early film noir. like "whispering city." but the french version. i'm just gonna take a drumstick there. hmm, it's a bit derivative. mom: and your suggestion? "the pottery maker"?

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?

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comedian bill cosby is expected to show up at a pennsylvania courthouse for a pretrial conference. he's accused of drugging and molesting a woman he mentored in 2004. the charges come after his unsealed last year. and cheviy chase has checked himself into rehab. the 72-year-old is being treated for an alcohol related issue in minnesota. the spokesman called it a tuneup. in 1986 he entered the betty ford center to deal with a painkiller addiction. tuesday night classics -- this is the lineup for september. tickets are five bucks and the

on the list of participating theaters. eight valley locations are showing the movies and all start at 7 p.m. and drake is at talking stick arena. tickets are still available and the show starts at 7 p.m. >> better get on the hotline to get the tickets, danielle. welcome back. congress returns from summer break. a nice seven and lots of big items to take care of including funding for zika. and republicans are expected to cast votes on smaller issues as their way of standing up against the obama administration. three letters that bring up strong emotions, hoa. do you love or loathe your

we're learning a woman was definitely not crazy: >> reporter: in front of her house -- >> so you are allowed to park in front. >> behind the house. >> strictly for guests only. >> it's where she doesn't park -- in the garage. >> it may look crazy -- >> it's where her hoa wants her to park. >> they took a picture of the inside of her garage. >> she calls it an invasion of privacy. >> a not so friendly reminder threatening further action if the violation is not corrected in 10 days. >> i can't have my things in my garage? i must park a car there? where do my rights come into

events planning business. nowhere is her use prohibited. >> if i violated parking, give me a ticket, i've never done that. >> i let both -- and for property management know we had the same concerns. i got an e-mail calling it an initial courtesy notice and after hearing from trish and investigating further, they have determined there's no violat good call. hoas should be addressing real concerns. >> instead of coming to people's homes and taking pictures inside their garages. >> is your hoa crazy? give me details. call the volunteer team or e- mail me. if you've got a problem, let me know. let's talk johnny manziel for a moment. he's not heading back to the football field.

he's listed as a recreation, parks, and tourism sciences major. a hearing from his domestic violence case in dallas is set for september 15th. we're trying to figure out what that major is. >> the bottom line is he needs some class. >> hopefully, that helps him out. and she has one more title, amazing serena williams is the winningest player in grand slam history with win it came in the round of 16 at the u.s. open. she had 11 aces during this dominating match and now she moves on to the quarter finals. a huge accomplishment there. let's break down the most accurate forecast. we've been talking about hurricane newton. and this morning when you step outside, you're not going to see any signs of it. the storm is well to the south, southwest. and we have the mostly clear

6:06 this morning. if you're heading out soon. plan on the temperatures in the 70s to low 80s, and mostly clear skies with dry conditions as you step outside. so it's not going to feel humid this morning. that will change as we go into this afternoon and evening. by the time you're heading home a difference in how humid it feels. more humid to muggy as we get a boost in the monsoon moisture thanks to what is currently hurricane newton but wi the remnants. we're going to get warm today. back in the triple-digits and just barely. phoenix topping out at 100 degrees this afternoon. and then this afternoon we'll watch for the threat of dust and possibly a stray thunderstorm. this morning, all clear, all dry. and as the moisture starts to increase as newton again starts to get closer, we'll see the storms firing up in southeast arizona first. that's why we'll have to watch for the dust threat as we could

this evening and a slight chance of a pop-up thunderstorm or two. and even though future cast is not doing a good job showing you, we could see more scattered showers and thunderstorms overnight tonight and through tomorrow morning in the valley. and through the day tomorrow, the scattered showers and storm chances continue although the bulk of the rain will be across the southeast pocket of the state. on wednesday and even into valley. we've got to keep our guard up. any slight shift in the track of newton could mean big changes for forecast so you'll want to stay tuned. tomorrow a mostly cloudy day and a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms. and a high of 90 degrees. much cooler weather as we increase our storm chances. we'll talk more about the hour- by-hour temperature breakdown in just a few minutes. and we have a new crash

17. take a look. this is where the slowing kind of begins, even probably before that. the crash was near mcdowell and blocking the center lane. and things could get worse before they get better. take a look at the desert drive time. it's about 11 minutes, and that's from dunlap until mcdowell. and also slow around the durango curve. a lot of hot spots inbound near 75th and another near and approaching the staff. the crash we had near the minute stack is clear. it was supposed to be a fun day on the lake and has turned into the worst possible scenario for a group of friends. the latest on the search for a missing boater. and a mobile home goes up in flames. the massive fire happening in arizona. more on how the family had to

competing for the miss america crown this week. and one contestant is hoping to

the average age of a homeless person is 9 years old. my dream is to help kids living on the streets with education. charles what's up man? -whoa! how can we help? -ah man! wait, is that a basketball player? yes! -wow! my heart's about to jump out my chest man. charles you ought to be proud man. i'm just extremely grateful they were here giving them some encouragement- that's something that these kids are going to remember for a lifetime.

>> grab your resume and dress to impress. take a look at the screen. goodwill holding a hiring event from 9:30 in the morning to 12:30 in the afternoon. there's the address for the you on the screen.

america contest are in atlantic city right now. the preliminary event is officially underway. and for the first time there's an openly gay depth. mississippi missouri is the first openly gay title holder in her state. and let's talk about miss arizona. this is her twitter page. she's been tweeting from atlantic city as she gets ready to compete for the crown. we wish her al week. miss america airs right here this sunday. temperatures today not as hot. a high of 100 degrees. and after a few dry days, we're talking big changes. the other hazards you need to be on the look out for. and heavy delays on i-10 and i-17. i'll give you a look at the crashes causing the mess. >> >> and a huge announcement that

students in the valley. and the new recommendations it was doggie destiny was mr. bonejangles expecting the perfect toy at an amazing price? of course not. he's a dog. but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find,

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?

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!? >> reporter: a group of friends rent a boat and head out on the water. the problem now, the desperate search for one of those friends. and look at this image. a mobile home goes up in flames. and wait until you hear how the

safely. and the cdc issuing new recommendations when it comes to flu vaccines. thanks for starting your day with us. mallory is keeping a close eye on the desert drive times and you've had a busy morning. big changes. >> big changes and we are under a flash flood watch. let me show you the areas covered. phoenix will be under the watch starting at 11:00 tonight and continuing through day. southeast arizona under the watch earlier as we go evening as we anticipate big changes and the threat of heavy rain. the good news is as you head out, it's all dry and we have the mostly clear skies. we are six minutes away from sunrise and this is what you'll see when you walk out. very nice conditions this morning. and it's cooler. we're now down to 79 degrees. a great start. we warm to 95 by lunchtime. and today's high 100.