of a tearful day on both sides. melissa blasius was live, and what turned out with the sentence first of all? >> reporter: first of all when the judge sentenced these two she says there's no penalty she could impose that's equal to the suffering here of the victims, of the pet owners. saying that, the judge then sentenced both to 60 days in jail. and that is both cruelty as well as fraud as the dog owners talked today in court at sentencing, they showed pictures of pets and say they were like family members, and were misled about the conditions at the kennel and they were lied too by the family after the dogs today. in addition to jail, the couple will each serve six years of probation, and must complete 230 hours of community service. >> it's a day that, you know,

you know, i mean, at the end of the day we lost our dogs, we lost our family members. they're gone, and they're never going to come back. but today justice was served. >> six years probation is very fitting for the crime that occurred, and our clients are very happy with the outcome. >> reporter: and you did see the wife walk out of court, this is why. she will not have to start her jail term until february. however her husband, jess must go immediately to jail. the judge decided not to make them serve at the same time because they have multiple young children at home, and they wanted to make sure they don't interrupt the children's lives more than necessary. back to you. >> we've seen that before where the parents split the time. thank you melissa blasius. overpaid and overworked. a common feeling that people handle in different ways. tonight it was a group of valley bus drivers.

rides to school. navideh forghani is live at the. district headquarters, and any idea how long the protest could last? >> reporter: well, this is supposed to be the only day for the protest according to bus drivers i spoke to off camera, so no inconvenience expected for monday morning, but about 15 drivers called out sick on purpose to get the district's attention. the real big issue is coming down to drivers areupset about not getting a -- are upset about not getting a raise in years, claiming this district pays the lowest. the district actually says the rates are pretty competitive. the protest did disrupt things a bit though. they couldn't cover the route, and there were delays up to 30 minutes, and parents are upset because some kids missed cool. we have the district's -- school. we have the district's statement on www.abc15.com, but

about problems, and are dealing with the staffing issues and constantly drying to recruit -- trying to recruit. thank you. and investigators are combing through the wreckage of this plane crash in wickenburg this morning. the plane hit a dumpster before crash landing. four people were on board, all of them in their 60s. they suffered serious injuries, and we're still waiting to hear what exactly caused this crash. as soon as we learn more we'll pass it along to you. fight in an effort to protect his son. he's treated for stab wounds after he tried to break up a fight between guys and his son in glendale. we're told he will be okay. no word yet of any arrests near 47th avenue and northern. the windows shot out, this is a new picture coming in. you can see the intensity of the scene at the border shooting. new from the live desk, the first look at the truck. we're told agents were

yet if the 26-year-old in the truck is connected to that at all, but it didn't help that agents say he tried to run him down, and he's being treated at an arizona hospital. the race for arizona's 5th congressional district is for from over. they expect a recount next week after the judge ruled today the recorder's office count 18 decisional ballots. now biggs leads jones by 16 votes, but a from jones' campaign may be in the works. a lawyer wants to office to count an additional 100 balance localities filed in the wrong -- ballots filed in the wrong polling place. first a jewelry heist, then on to asu looking for sex. police released new details about the night they arrested king, caught with $400,000

jason is live with more. >> reporter: king talked his way past the tour bus driver, saying he was with the entourage, and got access to the jewelry, then came to the campus where it's all secured, but somehow he slipped past the the originally perimeter, and talked his way into the dorm ux convincing the whole -- dorm, convincing the whole way. sneaking into barrett honor colle easy. king made small talk with this guy's buddy. >> in the lounge he was actually asking oneover my friend -- one of my friends questions and where everything was. >> reporter: he found the front desk and charmed his way past the security person who was only supposed to let students through. police say he was wearing some of the jewelry he stole from drake's bus when he walked into an unlocked room and climbed

sex. she said no. her dorm neighbor told us what happened. >> she was talking to him. >> reporter: king admitted he was there to find sex and high on marijuana and pcp. >> yes, he was alarmingly forthcoming, admitting to drug use and the types of suggestive comments he made to the victim. >> reporter: a spokesperson confirmed the worker that let king into the dorm has been fired, and they're working to perform a security audit. >> parents, cops, they reinforced the locks in the room. talked his way out of jail. >> just were want to go home, i'm -- just want to go home, i'm tired. >> reporter: charged with burglary and theft, he was released on the promise he'll return for court. now the original arrest was on campus for trespassing. i asked specifically about the offers for sex he made, and police say he was not arrested for sex charges because he didn't actually act on any of the suggests he was making. guying back to you.

>> i mean every development is more shocking than the one before it. unbelievable story. jason, thank you for the update. we found out since the 5:00 show, a local company is stepping up to help after this personal ambulance was -- special ambulance was vandalized. they had a wrap design to show case a memorial for military heroes, but last night it was targeted. slashed, burned, ripped, permanantly ruined, but we just learned desert signs in cave saying we'll pay for a brand new rap. it's about $5,000 -- wrap. it's about $5,000 worth of work. the owner is overwhelmed with support, and is contacted people from the go fund me page to give back their money. and new at 6:00, the phoenix fire department will be able to hire 50 new firefighters because of grant money within the next two years. a deadly day on the trails, and sadly the hiker was not familiar with how cruel the

mountain. the 26-year-old from sincer land die easy -- switzerland died he hospital. he waved down employees after getting separated from his friends, but it was too late. he collapsed right in front people coming to help. and hot highs out there today, officially up to 103 under mostly sunny skies. all day long staying dry. the average high 102. so we're right in the ball park with those afternoon high temperatures, again reaching the triple digits. here's a look at the plan for the rest of the evening. we're still sitting at 100 here in phoenix. upper 90s by 7:00. passing clouds through tomorrow morning, down to upper 70s to low 80s overnight tonight. then tomorrow a little bit warmer, up to 104. passing clouds, we stay dry, and our saturday forecast, we'll have slight changes coming up into sunday, we'll look at that in a couple of minutes, but tomorrow in mesa

flagstaff hitting 79 degrees. dry state-wide. more on thunderstorm chances in a couple of minutes. life and death hang in the balance, but some people are calling 911 about a frog on the porch? >> or they say their cell phone won't work. some of the outrageous reasons people are calling 911, and officials in apache junction say the frivolous calls are putting lives at risk. >> abc 15's joe bartels is live in apache junction tonight, and joe, police can arrest people >> reporter: yes, they have truly sent out officers to -- they have actually sent out officers to arrest people that abuse 911 in the past, and about one in every four 911 calls here in apache junction, police are actual emergencies, meaning the vast majority are bogus calls, preventing real emergencies from getting answered quickly. they're the first responders you don't see. the police dispatchers. they deal with it all day,

>> 911 emergency. >> hi, um, i'm trying to, to get my phone turned back on? >> okay, this is 911 for life threatening emergencies. >> reporter: from a broken cell phone to a loose amphibian. >> received a call about three weeks ago, a lady called in because she had a frog on her front porch. >> reporter: jerry ward, the dispatch manager in apache junction has it all in his career. >> can you help me locate if i lost my wallet or try to? >> when that call came in, the dispatcher actually had to put another emergency call on hold to answer his call. >> reporter: jerry says that was just this morning. the frivolous calls frankly put anyone with a real emergency in serious jeopardy. >> when we're receiving calls like that it ties up the operator trying to figure out if there's truly an emergency

really out of hand during a recent storm. the apache junction non- emergency line for police went down. some people simply called 911. that jammed the lines. bottom line, ask yourself, is this a life and death situation before calling 911. and another big problem, don't give old cell phones to kids to play with. even though they have no service going to them, they can still connect to 911. >> good advice. joe, thank you. he flakerred kids, but one -- flashed kids, but one of them a smart student learning what she used to class to catch him. >. and a woman trying to rekindle her relationship by playing with fire. and two big reports, a judge handing out a major ruling that could deal a major

their lawsuits.

nose of you without power -- those of you without power, there's about 1100 of you, down from more than 4,000 earlier, but the ac isn't expected to be back on until about 7:40 tonight. this is because of a crash, and it'sat and 24th place to tatum. the cause a car crash over at 16th street and deer valley. took out power to 4,000 total. >> we do not believe the people filing the lawsuits are concerned about persons with physical dis abilities. what they're more concerned about is shaking down prescribes private businesses. >> the arizona attorney general speaking out and only to abc 15 investigator dave biscobing. >> he wants to tell you the

to stop a so-called advocate group hitting valley businesses with more than 1700 ada lawsuits. >> reporter: after the interview we got breaking news. a judge just ruled that the attorney general's office can join in on the lawsuits as a defendant, and that means the group isn't just suing small businesses anymore, they're also suing the ag, and if he has his way, he'll drop every one of lawsuits, and he's the end. >> this isn't something we undertook lightly, it's something very significant. >> reporter: the attorney general has had enough of the lawsuits filed by advocates for individuals with dis abilities, they have self-appointed themselves, a mass enforcer. >> we are charged with enforcing the arizona disabilities act. how many complaints has the group filed with us? 0, none, and that speaks

general's office says it's their job to enforce it, and they call the the lawsuits drive by lawsuits. so you think they're out there looking to make money? >> does it sound like someone really concerned about people with disabilities or a business more concerned with making money off tactical violations? >> rep thousands to settle. >> we'd like to see the businesses comply, not hauled into court, sued for tens of thousands of dollars, and ultimately it has little or no impact on truly people that have physical disabilities. >> reporter: aid's response, the attorney general's office failed to do its job, and they're siding with law breaking businesses, and it's a political move. do you think there's a fair

>> no, that's garbage. >> reporter: they've hit other states before, but aid is doing it as an unprecedented rate, and the attorney general's office decided to make an impressive move to stop it. >> it's been going on in other states for years, but no one else has intervened. >> dave, i think your reporting brought a lot of attention not only here in arizona, but nationally the issue, something where arizona is taking the lead on, pushing back against these frivolous lawsuits, and i did something. >> reporter: the attorney general's office also filed a motion to combine all the lawsuits into one. now a judge hasn't ruled on that yet, but if you want to see the reports, including the ones that prompted the office to get involved we have them on a special website. www.abc15.com/lawsuits. dave biscobing. >> thank you, and there is new help for businesses out there. leading disabilities organizations are hosting workshops to help answer the

they take place -- details. they take place september 19th and 20 on east washington in phoenix. >> the cost is $25. you can register online, and we have the full details on our website. >. a glendale teen jumps into action using a skill she learned in her high school criminal justice class. police tell us this man exposed himself to do girls near a high school. one of the girls remembered her recent class lesson, called car, and picked the suspect out of a photo line up. he was arrested at his home in peoria. take a look outside with me. beautiful night across the valley. we have sunny skies across the valley all day long, and we're going down under clear skies. no showers or thunderstorms to speak off, the desert doppler quiet, the state quiet as well. we're sitting at 100 under high

us and dip down into the upper 70s to low 80s. 85 by 8:00 a.m. tomorrow at 9:00 and 10:00 into the low 90s. 97 at noon. highs tomorrow a little warmer as we climb up to 104. rehit 103 this -- we hit 103 this afternoon. still high clouds across the valley tomorrow. shower and thunderstorm chances not in the forecast, the extreme southeast pocket of the state had them today though, but that's it. we find a little more moisture at this hour, and more cloud cover there as well. here's the futurecast. a few passing clouds to the north. off to the east into tomorrow we will look for a very isolated rain chance through the white mountains, and near douglas as well. this stays to the east of tucson tomorrow. looking the i valley forecast on futurecast tomorrow afternoon, mostly clear skies, some passing clouds possible, before we see slightly better chances for showers and thunderstorms as we get into early next week.

rest of the weekend for phoenix. 10 percent chance. a stray shower or storm possible. sunday and monday up to around 20 percent, higher across the high country with isolated chances north throughout the week, and then take the rain chances back out of the phoenix forecast by wednesday into late next week. currently outside 73 in flagstaff, 86 in sedona, 104 bullhead city, 102 right now in court side, 81 at the grand canyon. 40s north tonight, so jackets neated but a pleasant afternoon. 92 in winslow, 89 payson, and phoenix around 104. here's the valley forecast tonight, 70s and 80s, and back up to the near average highs tomorrow. we'll have that asu red raider game coming up in a couple of minutes and the seven-day forecast. all right, who doesn't like free money right? you could be missing out on some, and all you have to do is ask. a little forgiveness in our state as a new city lets you

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gronkowski is a huge brake for the cards. -- break for the cards. he's the best tight end in the league, but even without him and brady, bruce arians knows they have to beat a solid patriot team. >> you know, they have a philosophy and a plan that they follow, and the patriot plan is a dang good one and worked for a long team. >> and belichick always has tricks up his sleeves. just hope he doesn't have too many tricks on sunday night. >> that's true. he wears that hood with the cut off sleeves when it's 30 below too. >> i know, he makes everything look cool though. you know how you make everything look cool? you win. and he wins a lot. >> that's true. can't argue with that. >> i don't know, i don't want any father to have to go

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a story you'll only see on abc 15. a father says his daughter was out cold, gasping for breath after a fight with bullies at school. >> yes, the video is disturbing, and you can only imagine as a parent what it's like to see this. >> that dad say it is school betly fairfax isn't doing

this. >> how the father is taking the matters into his own hand. >> reporter: the father in this case marcus hines believe it started on the internet, facebook to be exact, where his daughter was being bullied, and then lead here, where his daughter, a freshman tried to confront the bullies. he says this is his daughter on the ground surrounded by students at the high school after reportedly being choked out by two he say she was fed up with being bullied, confronted the them, and ended up like this. >> as a father, when you walk up and see your daughter laid out. >> reporter: unsatisfied with the school's response, he decided to take action, so for the last three days parents and students have seen him walking baseline road in front of the school, a sign in hand letting everyone know he's not letting this go. >> i don't know, i don't want any father to have to go through that. it's unreal. >> reporter: at first he wasn't

be, but every day since then he's been hearing from parents encouraging the father taking a stand for his daughter. >> i felt like this was the best thing that i could do to just try to spark some conversation. i wanted parents with their kids driving up to see me, and maybe there's another kid getting a ride from parents that's getting bullied. >> reporter: marcus says his daughter and the other students were suspended. the school district sent me a response earlier they take bullying and allegations of bullying very seriously, and added if staff hears of anything they must report it. >> good father. thank you. who is dena farmer's killer? detectives don't know, and the question is if anyone else is in danger. police haven't confirmed if farmer knew the shooter, but that seems likely it's the case. she was gunned down wednesday

work style truck. police are confident this case has nothing to do with the serial shooter though. so while that's the good news there's also bad news because that killer is still on our streets, and here's the sketch. keep looking around your neighborhood and call silence witness if you see him. is it becoming a new trend? more criminals given a break in our state? we told you about peoria's warrant round up yesterday, and today on september 24th apache junction is holding their first warrant resolution day at the courthouse. it's only for misdemeanor wanters, but if you have -- warrants, but if you have one you can quash it that day. and big developments tonight in a battle over a nearly 4 million dollars pipeline. a judge ruled construction can continue, but the feds ordered work to stop on a segment in

work on a span that may hold sacred art facts. it would carry oil across four states. a north dakota tribe says it will destroy sites and it plans to appeal. a new door of students shut out of itt tech. they're offered a grant up to a thousand dollars at a different school. upper iowa university with a campus in mesa is reaching out to students to help education as classes at itt tech are cleaned out across the valley. we stopped by one location today in the valley, and all was quiet. we have a few breezes at this hour in the west valley right now out of the south in glendale at 13 miles per hour. deer valley with gusts up to 20 miles per hour this afternoon, and we have still a few of those gusts up to 20 miles per hour there in glendale.

99 in scottsdale, and deer valley, and tomorrow morning we'll head to the upper 70s and low 80s. mostly sunny skies tomorrow, mesa topping out at 101. 103 in glendale, 102 in gilbert, and afternoon highs tomorrow at 103 there if tempe -- in tempe, and the sun devils and red raiders will be in tempe tomorrow, nice and dry, mostly clear skies, by the end of the game in the mid to low 90s. new zika alert, the government is fight the virus essentially. that's according to the head of the cdc, and in his words he says the country is about to see a bump of kids born with the birth defects caused -- bunch of kids born with the birth defects. >. donald trump hasn't backed down saying mexico will pay for a border wall. but what about clinton's views on immigration? trump recently attacked her for

>> reporter: during his immigration speech in phoenix, trump claimed clinton has remained silent on the issue. >> now you've heard about hillary clinton's plan about which she's not answered a single question, let me tell you about my plan. >> reporter: we put this through the truth check, and found clinton has answered questions about it telling a group of journalists that it's a high priority for her administration. the former secretary of state repeatedly said she wanted to undocumented immigrants. the claim is completely off the mark, so it's rated pants on fire. to see the full research visit www.abc15.com. we started the week the labor day, and ending it with retirement day. today is 401(k) day, and yes it's a thing. less than 18 percent of millennials are signed up for a retirement plan, and a lot of them are actually losing money

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and forced to wear nothing but a sheet. indisputable evidence that congressional candidate supported the abusive practices and even bragged about them. they're there for a reason. because they're hopeless. because they're hopeless. a long history of abuse, the students may never recover. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. from the abc 15 live desk, we're continuing to track that developing story out of san francisco even tonight after hearing 7 current and former bay area officers were just charged, that happened today, in a sex scandal. a 19-year-old prostitute claims she had sex with dozens of law enforcement officials in and

saying that she was trading sex for protection from arrest, and tipped around planned prostitution stings in that area. so the seven officers are learning they will be allowed to return to duty after serving a range of unpaid suspensions and attending training classes. surveillance video out of new york will have your jaw dropping. >> yeah, it's a crime on a 93- year-old woman. this man went as low as to reach into the victim's bra to nypd says he followed the target after seeing her withdraw hundreds of dollars from her monthly social security check, but it took less than a day to nab him. check out the sunset tonight. beautiful on this friday evening. hot and dry weekend ahead, but there are changes in the seven- day coming up. and before you get behind the wheel, the massive recall you need to know about.

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from texas tech, and it was an impressive debut were will convince last week, but -- wilkins last week, but they'll face a great quarterback this year, a dark horse heisman candidate. >> we've competed against these guys a lot of years, so very well coached and well-prepared with really good personnel, and the most important person is the quarterback, and he's really, really good, so that's what we signed up for. >> sun devil stadium will be hopping. kickoff set for 7:00 tomorrow night. and i'm looking at a -- >> laura? >> texas tech grad rocking the asu maroon folks. >> >. i knew you were going to call me out on it! but it is red. >> reddish. >> are those gold earrings? >> okay, wait. >> it's maroon.

to get along, but only after tomorrow night late [ laughter ] >> wait, the game is still tomorrow. >> it is. >> see, stephanie has no problem with this. >> no problem. [ laughter ] >> no problem with the weather out there either. gorgeous. look at the sun set across the valley, a look from the west, 100 in tempe, 98 in litchfield park, and upper 90s in mesa. the plan tonight keeping it clear and dry, falling into the 70s and 8 into tomorrow morning. going to be a nice one. 83 in prescott, 81 at the grand canyon, and triple digits for bullhead city and lake havasu, and dewpoint temperatures continue to dry. we have dry air that's filtering in across the state in the 40s and 30s north, and 50s here across the valley, so it's drier. not completely dry out there. you can still feel the humidity as you step out the door. we've had a few showers and thunderstorms across the

southeast arizona and the futurecast is going to show a few passing clouds tonight. slight chance for stray showers or storms tomorrow. east through the white mountains, if you're traveling up there, maybe a chance of showers and thunderstorms can rumble through. better chances, more widespread across the high country sunday into monday. 45 tonight in flagstaff, 66 in kingman. 79 bullhead city, and again we'll have the low 80s to upper 70s valley-wide. 104 in phoenix tomorrow. 101 casa grande. 93 sedona. 80 tomorrow in flag just a little bit warmer there. here's a quick look at the east valley forecast. all of us near average highs. tomorrow fountain hills 102, 100 in carefree. 103 anthem, 103 in deer valley and flail. cardinals also -- glendale. cardinals also in town this weekend. there's a slight chance of rain sunday, just a 10 percent chance, but overall a nice weekend for us. here's the forecast, 103 sunday in phoenix.

monday looks like the best day right out in for storms in the valley, then a drier, hotter forecast by the end of next week. it's time for freebie friday, so put the wallet away. start the weekend off with free desert, sprinkles offering one free cardinals red velvet cup cake for wearing a cardinals jersey. and how about growing your own desert in head over to the phoenix -- dessert, heed over to -- head public market for a free class. start planning financing next weekend because the arizona science center is offering free admission the 17th and 18th. it's a great savings. doors open at 8:30 a.m., and they are expecting a line. share your free items on our abc 15 smart shopper facebook page, and we'll share them with other smart shoppers.

your phone ever again? a group of smart kids in colorado are working to make it happen. their inform you new device l actually alert you if you accidentally walk away from your phone, wallet or keys. just slap a sticker on it. you set your preferred distance on a wearable device like an apple watch, and once the item is too far away you'll get the alert. the young creators actually want to make it usable for parents to keep track of their little ones. do you know a breast survivor or maybe someone currently battling the disease? are they using the experience to give back to the community? abc 15 and simon med imaging want you to nominate someone to have their story shared on abc 15. they'll also win a $500 gift card for being nominated. go to www.abc15.com/survivor for more information. the last day to nominate is september 11th. >. here's what's coming up

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your top stories include the sentence so many families in gilbert were waiting for.

60-day jail term for the death of 23 dogs at their kennel. they apologized just before the sentence was handed down. the race for arizona 5th congress it shall sentence for from over. they expect a recount next week after the judge ruled the maricopa county recorder's office count 18 additional provisional ballots. biggs now leads jones by 16 votes. a man from switzerland losing his life hiking on it's not clear why he collapsed at this point. he tried to flag down some people, but it was too late. tonight on abc 15, an arrest caught on camera that could have you wondering did the officer go too far? it's a story you'll only see here. plus more on the chandler woman

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