here that bring it a little bit farther back to the west. if it happen it is valley could see more rain out of the system, but for now we'll likely stay at less than a quarter of an inch, bullet parts of east valley where they're closer to the surge of moisture can get more. so we'll take a closer look at the numbers across the valley and beyond coming up in just a bit. in the meantime know that there's going to be enough rain across parts of central and is going to be one of the biggest concerns. the flash flood watch kicking in now and staying in effect until 8:00 p.m. tomorrow, so again we'll break down the totals for you, and what it does to the temperatures coming up. and from the live desk, the top story, the big question is who are the people responsible for bank robbery today, and melissa blasius is with the

10. >> reporter: that's right, ass arizona mills mall is over there way, the arizona grand resort is over this way, and right behind me is where it all went down. this is where the officers took the opportunity to stop the fleeing suv on the onramp to i- 10 next to an empty lot to make sure that no innocent bystanders got hurt here. thousands of you watch third degree all go down -- watch third degree all room and -- watched this all go down on www.abc15.com and our mobile app. suspected robbers armed and dangerous going through maryvale, two suspects bailing out, and then crossing to tempe when officers spotted what could be their only chance to force the black suv off the road. then another critical call, whether to pull the trigger. bullets pierce the windshield.

driver was dead. at this point we don't know what the suspect behind the wheel was or who the alleged accomplices are. we hope to learn more as the evening progresses. they're collecting evidence out here. it's taking a really long time. we are at i-10 and baseline road. you want to avoid this area. baseline still completely shut down in both directions behind me to 48th street, and the off ramp and then the returning onramp, eastbound i-10 still closed at we'll bring you more throughout the evening at www.abc15.com and at 10:00. and back to where all of this began in the west valley at credit union west near van buren in avondale, and look at the brand new pictures from inside. dark and empty. you can only imagine the fear inside the walls today. >> and outside on a window was this sign stating emergency, and directing customers to go to another location.

ordeal for bank employees coming up. >> meantime back to the live desk, and we'll talk about the witnesses, so crucial in scenarios like this with so many things are happening at the same time. megan thompson heard the gunshots loud and clear herself, and talked to people that saw the whole thing unfold in front of them. >> reporter: oh, absolutely. what a scary scene for a lot of people, and for us here as the crime scene tape is still up. you case still on scene, just a different vantage point at this particular time, and a lot of people are ran doering in the -- wandering in the area, and we were less than a block away from the shots were started, and it was happening at lightning fast speed, and for those not out here, many watching online, and coming to check out the scene on person. one man was trying to get on

where the suspect was killed. he pulled out his phone and started recording, shocked to see it unfolding right in front of him. but as critical as witnesses are, it may have hurt the investigation saying the police. the suspect was on the phone, and they're looking into the fact that people were giving him information, it's a challenge they face, but this investigation still in the beginning stages. >> yes, glad you're safe, and we know there will be many update ons this story, so stay with us, we have the mobile app, and hope flitch it ready and -- hopefully you have it ready and on your phone.

team will continue searching for a missing boater late into the night while the family tries to help any way they can. maryellen resendez has been with the family, and joins us now from lake pleasant, and it's going to be so difficult for them. >> reporter: very, very emotional day for them especially now that the sun starting to set, and it's late into the day, and still no good word. the family has been arriving and they're also taking, you know, obviously some action on their own. the 24-year-old was boating with a prudent person of friend on sunday when he got -- group of friend on sunday when he got lost and never made it back to the boat. when friends returned to where they were swimming they tried to look for him, but he was gone. sheriff deputies used a sonar system and robot to search the

searched by air, but had no luck. >> he was a dreamer and we still believe that he's alive and well somewhere, we just don't know where, and we're hoping and praying that we can find him. >> reporter: now the family has rented a couple of boats. the marina has also given them a boat to go out, and also help deputies. they're also searching the edge handing out the posters, and they have a psychic now helping them. anything to find their missing family member, and they hope if anyone sees them they'll call deputies or help them. maryellen resendez, abc 15 news. and sadly another family grieving after losing a loved one on the colorado river this holiday weekend. sheriff's deputies confirming the body of a man that drowned in the colorado river was found

bridge. no name released. and a hiker tonight is recovering after being rescued off a trail because of severe back pain. he made it two-thirds of the way up the trail and ran into trouble. the vote isn't even official, but already there's a lawsuit, and that's the point. christine jones in a tight race for arizona's fifth congressional district is asking a judge to delay the certification of the results. the judge is denied today. there since right now there's just a nine-vote lead held by andy biggs. the focus or donald trump right new -- for donald trump right now? the military, and families affected by decisions in washington. he talked about at the time va and scandal that began here in the valley, and says there are a lot of incompetent people that work for the va. >> if you look at phoenix and what happened in phoenix where

people. they found people stealing and people very dishonest and can't even get rid of them. all of that is going to change. >> trump says those work for the va would be proud if he becomes president. tomorrow they're holding a round table for veterans in phoenix. developing from the live desk, he was long thought to be involved in the kidnapping and killing of an 11-year-old boy in minnesota nearly 27 ea it, giving a full confession in court today. jacob wetterling's family had to hear how their son was hand cuffed and asking what he did wrong. >> i want to say jacob i'm so sorry, it's incredibly painful to know his last days.

>> the. suspect described how he sexually assaulted jacob, shot him, buried him, even reburying him a year later. he lead police to the remain last week, but faces 20 years in prison on child porn charges. >. amping now, education -- happening now, the announcement all itt campuses are closing, including the three in the valley. the school blames the government and it's sanctions. they were recredibilitily banned from -- from enrolling new students that used financial aid. more than 8,000 jobs have been cut. it's a scary team to be an itt tech student, but we've been down this road before, so the one thing to know is you have options. there's organizations looking for local school that is take

the degree with as little interruption as possible. you can apply for student loan forgiveness with the department of education, but that also means starting from scratch at a new school. loan forgiveness is free through the department of education, so don't fall for company that want you to pay them. if the school is closed, where to former students get transcripts? you can get still records right now directly from itt. put in for them asap. the state is working to get the records to hold them for arizona student, so in touch with them. i know that's a lot of information, but i've got all the links on www.abc15.com, click on sections and let joe know. and if you need my help, call the assistance league of phoenix volunteer team, or e- mail me or find me on facebook or twitter. if you have a problem, let me know. >. and we're going back to the bank robbery we told you about earlier at credit union west near van buren in

and empty, and you can only imagine the fear felt inside. outside there was this sign stating emergency, and directing customers to go to another location. abc 15's joe bartels is live, and a terrifying ordeal for bank employees. >> reporter: yes, definitely, we saw the employees leave about an hour ago, relief on their face, able to leave for the first time today. the crime scene tape came down, and you saw the sign a second ago. emergency, this office is temporarily closed, and th sign on the door, no weapons allowed. avondale police say that didn't get followed today, and we're hearing the heart stopping moments as the robbers tried to get away. here's the scene, 11:49 this morning, the call for help comes in. a hold up at the credit union west. robbers come in, guns drawn, and get the cash and get away, but there's a tracker in the bag, and that gets the police right on them. the suspect's suv speeding,

the radio traffic of what happened next. >> additional units for robber 24 eastbound. >> going out with him now [ inaudible ] >> 104-9998, avondale and van buren. >> reporter: and amazingly no officers, no bystanders were hurt in back to you. thank you. a violent outburst that came out of nowhere, and an arizona family lucky enough to stop it before it got dangerous. two arizona men accused of driving through a crowd of people. tonight their arrest. she's accused of being a dental fraud, and now she's a wanted fugitive for what happened inside her valley apartment. and we go hour by hour through tonight, temperatures in the 90s through 9:00 p.m. we drop into the 70s overnight as rain chances increase. we're up to a 30 percent chance of rain tomorrow morning and a

we'll take a look at the latest models, what hurricane newton is going to do in arizona tomorrow. >. and every kid deserves a bike, and every foster kid deserves a bike, and volunteers are standing by to take your phone call to help make it

from the live desk we're learning about two arrests in yuma afr mow down a crowd of people in his car on saturday. sent six people to the hospital. a 20-year-old and 19-year-old are facing attempted murder charges. witnesses say they got into a fight with two other, then jumped in the car and hit the people. a san tan valley family forced to take matters into their own hands as their own family member tried to light their house on fire over the weekend. deputies say 18-year-old luther

propane tank inside the house and tried to light it. his sister called police as other family members held him down. he's looking at several charges, including attempted murder. abc 15 taking action and partnering with the recycle your bicycle, the organization that helps out 19,000 kids living in foster care. we want to make sure that every kid living in foster care gets a bike for christmas, and that's how you can help. we have a here. volunteers standing by to take your donation, and if you want to volunteer your time and effort, they can help you with that too and tell you where you can donate the new or gently used bike, and pam is here with fry's food stores. always a great partner, and what do you have for us? >> we are so excited to be here and support the program to get

well 11 defer, and to -- deserve, and to bring the joy we all got when we got bikes, so tonight fry's would like to proudly donate $1,000 to the program [ cheering ] [ applause ] >> $1,000, and i do appreciate you bringing in the extra large check. >> you're welcome. >> thanks to fry's as well. if you want to help out there's so many different ways to do it, and if you do, you might find yourself running elbows are racing royalty. here's fay fredricks >> reporter: don't let the flip flops and friendly smile fool you. >> we always try to let the rear brake do most of work. >> reporter: the guy repairing the brakes on this bike is better known for hitting the gas. he was the first driver to top 200 miles per hour qualifying for the indy 500, a race he won

>> reporter: but he's not stopping. these days tom volunteers his time helping kids using the skills he learned on the track. >> when we first started we couldn't afford hired people to do the mechanics side, so you had to do it all. >> reporter: now it means fixing up bikes for foster kids. kids who may never know the hall of fame driver quietly working to give them their first all right, let's take you back to the forecast now, and the moisture we're watching surging in from hurricane newton, already bringing rain showers to southern arizona. a closer look an abc 15 desert doppler shows we got a few trying to work their way into pink even, i- pinal county even, i-8, a little pop up forming, and more pockets of shower and thunderstorm activity. you'll notice the pockets developing now are kicking out

down quick. we've already seen two flood advisories issued across southern arizona so far today as the moisture cruises in, and those rain showers begin. it's going to get worse overnight and tomorrow, and the key area to watch out for is going to be across southeast arizona. this is where we expect widespread heavy rain starting overnight and continuing through tomorrow morning. at this point all of the models keep most of it far too east for the valley to get any substantial rain fall but the atmosphere is going to have a lot of moisture in it, so if we start to see showers and thunderstorms in the area, possibly extending into tomorrow afternoon we could see isolated spots that get close to an inch. overall though we're expecting most of the valley to get less than a quarter of an inch. tonight 10 percent, overnight we bump it to 30 percent continuing into tomorrow morning. then into midday wednesday, a 20 percent chance of the forecast as the flash flood watch continues. overnight wednesday into

to 10 percent, and we could see a few more storms on thursday before the moisture clears out heading into the weekend. but here's the rain fall forecast, not just for tomorrow, but tonight, tomorrow, and even on thursday. so the high country potentially up to a quarter of an inch. they're going to be the driest, and northwest arizona left out of the mix all together. southeast arizona could get two to four inches, and the valley could stretch anywhere from nothing to up to a half an inch, mainly in the east valley locations that are closer to the edge of where that moisture lies. forecast lows tonight, down into the 50s for prescott and payson. 46 in flagstaff, and tomorrow looks at these highs, 70s and 60s along the rim. southeast arizona only in the 70s tomorrow afternoon with phoenix hitting 91, about 12 degrees below average. and coming up we'll talk about the temperatures into the weekend. only because of dna has a

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he's going like "i don't remember!? locked up tonight, two accused bandits and a bank at the center of a major heist. on the right of your screen the roads at i-10 and baseline after this unbelievable mess. checking in with police trying to find out who the guys in custody are.

the end of chase that you see here, but not before leading police through the streets of the west valley all the way to the east valley. the guy even ended up in an ally trying to figure out his next move with family close to his side. that's where this money drop happened, but once back out on the road the outcome wasn't good for him. it's going to be a long night, and as we get more information about everything that happened today we'll pass it along to you. new information on mama elda, the valley woman of running an unlicensed deadly weaponnal office out of her home. -- dental office out of her home. she was out on bond and now nowhere to be found. she was indicted months ago after the fake clinic was shut down earlier this summer. >. a glendale man linked to

his apartment. he was a truck driver at the time of the suspect's disappearance. her body was founded in april 2015, and dna evidence on the national missing and unidentified persons system identified her. there's still hope search and rescue teams will find a lake pleasant man that got while boating. his parents even brought in a psychic to help find him. and in a news conference in phoenix penzone says he wants the men and women to uniform to know who the true leaders are. >> it's not to serve the sheriff, it's to protect the

sheriff joe arpaio in november. we know a lot of you are fired up, and we've seen you talking about it on your facebook pages, tonight a partial win for those protesting an oil pipeline project in inned in. a federal judge -- in north dakota. a federal jump blocked some of the -- judge blocked some of the work. a tribe put in two requests to block the project, worried about scarred, sacred land ra damaged in the process. you can see the videos from the scene. the pipeline runs through four state, north dakota, south dakota, iowa, and illinois. and it started as a sunny day here in the valley, but the loud and moisture are building in. moisture from hurricane newton over the baja right now, it will make land fall near

tropical storm by the time it moves into southern arizona tomorrow before weakening in a depression move to the north and northeast, sos we're tracking big impacts for some parts of state. one of them includes the weekend, southeast arizona under wind advisories, and as it moves in we're talking gusts 40 to 50 miles per hour. nothing compared to they'll see down there here in the valley. and southeast arizona will get soaked. here in the valley with a chance for rain in the forecast too, tomorrow morning a 30 percent chance with a flash flood watch in effect. much cooler but very humidity, and coming up we'll look at temperatures city by city, and we have the seven-day forecast too. from the live desk tracking the last surviving victim of the orlando night club massacre just getting out of the hospital and getting back home. the patient has been there

lost their lives. the hospital tweeting out the announcement says hearts and prayers are with the victims and their families, but that one hospital alone performed a total of 76 surgeries on 35 of the victims. we're taking action tonight for foster kids across the state with the folks at recycle your bicycle. some foster kids have never had a chance to ride their bike. some are teens and never had that chance why we're here tonight with the folks at the phone bank, and taking your phone calls and efforts to volunteer and help the effort. call right now, the volunteers almost only be here for a short period of time to take the donations and help in the annual effort here, and joining me now is joe, the cofunder of recycle your -- cofounder of recycle your bicycle, and you're also a foster parent,

when the kids get the bikes and see their eyes light up for the first time, and it must be an amazing sight. >> it's absolutely fantastic. my favorite story is this little 3-year-old girl we would, and jumped on the bike right away and never got off, she was so excited. it was magical for her. >> and people might tot think a 13 or 14-year-old never had a chce for kids in the foster care system that's what we're talking about. the families can't afford the effects at that. >> s yes, and in -- extras. >> yes, and in many cases they're also in group homes, so we give the bikes to the kids in the group home, and they even ride them together as an exercise type of thing or we have kids take them to college. >> it's a great effort, happy to be a part of it, and happy

earnhardt dealerships, they have 20 locations throughout the valley, so drop off a bike at any one of them, and they'll fix it up. >> such a unique, cool, cool things we're doing for the kids. hopefully people will take part. steve, thank you. new from the live desk, hundreds of homes in the pants of these flames. the fire fight happening now.

breaking news update from just ripping through northern california. 300 homes in the path of destruction right now, in fact one home and several buildings have already been destroyed north of sacramento. tonight the fire is up to 840- aches. only -- 840 acres. no word on what caused this.

asteroid and bringing back pieces with the help of ua. the mission begins thursday with a launch at cape canaveral, and the whole thing will take 7 years. a lot of money coming in, but are laws broken in the process? our national investigation toes take a look at two -- investigators take a look at two charitied linked to hillary clinton's family. >. and why the nasal sprays to flight the flu are not what the doctor and staker-gate is the latest gate in the nfl, and tied to a guy not even playing right now. >. and don't go grocery shopping until you know the stores with the best deals. and a gorgeous sunset tonight, the clouds streaming in.

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it shattered windows, and knocked down trees and power lines forcing tourists to hunker down. no reports of anyone killed or injured. he's a sex offender for life, and now there's even a law following the release of brock turner. the former stanford university swimmer was released from a california jail on friday after serving half of his six month nt sentence many felt was too lenient. now there's legislation requiring a mandatory prison sentence. and bill cosby will stand trial next year. prosecutors hope to have his 13 accusers testify. they also want to use a phone conversation recorded between

victims. a health alert your kids may not like too much. doctors are pushing away from the nasal spray. studies show the spray isn't protecting against certain flu strains as well as the flu vaccine. it will have a big impact on kids, about a third of the vaccines they get are through the spray. tom brady's four-game suspension started last saturday, but hasn't stopped nay sayers from drumming another gate to associate with him. it's sticker gate, and now the question is did tom brady remove it himself or notice how it went missing? all helmets have the nfl shield on it, but his went missing. some stay his sliced thumb is likely from removing that

uniform violation when he returns. i'm guessing we'll probably never really know the truth about sticker gate. >> oh wow. >> i know right. >> it's missing the nfl shield logo. it's gone. >> you fired up about this one? >> it's like her missing her meteorologist sticker [ laughter ] >> another gate for tom brady. >> another gate. >> never! >> oh my gosh, all right, well we have some changes to track and stuff to fill you in on right now as we watch showers and thunderstorms develop to our south. moisture from hurricane newton is flowing in, and here's what we have to track right now. not much across maricopa and pinal county, but pima county, parts of it, especially over the higher terrain, getting soaked. showers and thunderstorms developing there now. we have a flood advisory in effect just to the west of green valley. the whole area, including us here in central arizona una flash flood through the day -- under a flash flood watch through the day tomorrow j. a

at 10 percent. then up it to 20 percent overnight. midnight, 1:00 a.m., 2:00 a.m., then into the 6:00 hour, and prior to that about 5:00 a.m. we ramp the chances up to 30 percent. keep them going through the morning forecast, and take them down in the mid-afternoon. a slight up tick in the mid to late afternoon, then back down tomorrow evening. the best bet is tomorrow morning for rain. most of it staying east and southeast of us. here's what we're looking at for the latest trends in our precipitation. most of the valley less than a quarter of an inch. some of us could get nothing from there. there's a chance that parts of the east valley could see up to a half inch, and then we'll have to watch for stronger thunderstorms that develop because in those spots where they do, the rain fall forecast could be a lot higher. but the bulk of this looking to stay east and southeast of the valley, so mainly watching southeast arizona for a wet

the 50s at this hour. northwest winds at 10 miles per hour. still spots in the low 100s like goodyear, tempe, mesa, and maricopa. the rest of the valley already dropped off into the 90s, and we'll keep the temperatures dropping through about 9:00 p.m. still in the 90s. then upper 80s through 10 and 11:00. down into the 70s tonight, below the average of 81. then tomorrow 12 degrees below average 91 the high. 92 at peoria and goodyear, and still in the 90s thursday with a slight chance of more storms before drying things out and see the triple digits return friday and saturday. going into next week, slight chance of more monsoon storms back in play. for years questions have been raised about foreign donations linked to hillary clinton and her family. >> both the clinton foundation

>> but they're ignoring the laws that require them to pushily name foreign government donors and the amounts they give. >> the one man that could force disclosures on hundredsover millions of dollars is choosing not too. >> we have to stop the endless swell of secret unaccountable money that's distorting our election. >> reporter: but it's the foreign government dollars that flow through clinton family charities say need to be accounted for. two charities ignored a new york law and related policies. >> they're trying to avoid having to tell the public who's giving them money, from especially foreign governments. >> reporter: new york law requires charities to public name each government that gave contributions and the amount. edit the clinton foundation --

never applied for foreign donations. >> >. they just list a lump sum total. >> reporter: david nelson is a tax expert and former regulations and legislation committee member. >> the clinton foundation can't say they're in compliance with new york regulations. >> reporter: and we found problems at the clinton health access initiative. it told the irs it received $26 million in foreign and domestic government grants, reported 242,000 in domestic grants to new york. ignoring the rules, requiring a total number both foreign and domestic, but in new york charities must name names and amounts. over five years we found 225 million dollars in discrepancies between what it reported to the irs and new york. >> new york state law should be enforced as its written. >> thank you for joining me today.

attorney general just won a lawsuit against citizens united after the conservative group didn't want to disclose its major donors. he was named to clinton's campaign leadership council, and gave the maximum personal contribution allowed last year. his office told us the clinton foundation is in step with state rules. >> i have no idea how to reconcile the letter of the law and the statements from the attorney general. they seem to be in direct contradiction. >> reporter: the health access initiative said they told the office in the past if they want to know about the contributions they can ask. the new york attorney general didn't respond to questions about the discrepancies. >> there's more on this online, and to see what was filed with new york versus the irs go to www.abc15.com. and here's tonight's prime time line up.

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chase. hear from family members of man killed, including a cousin who's a pastor and tried to help turn that young man's life around. plus, how your car could give you alzheimers. the strange alert. and showers and thunderstorms over pima county starting to head to the north. we'll watch them closely. this is because of moisture from hurricane newton, and it brings a chance of showers and thunderstorms tomorrow. a flash flood watch in effect. and big news into the news room, we just got an anonymous $5,000 donation for the recycle your bicycle company. >> wow! [ applause ] >> and we'll have the full total coming up.

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