oracle moving into graham county, and the severe thunderstorm warning is in effect until 6:30. if you follow me on twitter you saw the pictures of really large hail from oracle, some of it the size of golf balls, so hail is going to continue to be possible with some of the storms. tracking the chances here in the valley, just a slight chance at 10 percent. much of the action will be across southeast arizona, but heavy rain and hail all possible on for tonight. more about what to expect for the rest of the week coming group it's his job to help others -- coming up. it's his job to help others get around, but tonight a guide is missing on the colorado river. he didn't return to camp, and search crews will be flown in tomorrow morning to help. right now the search is suspended because of weather. and new into the live desk,

to close immediately, and we're just learning exactly what will happen to the roughly 1400 students attending both land mark and challenger schools. megan thompson is live, and it's really throwing parents' routines completely out the window. >> reporter: oh, absolutely, katie, and obviously this all happened within just a month of the school year starting. parents have been pouring in the doors for the community meetings to learn on. turns out there were bad cracks in the foundation at both of the buildings at land mark and challenger that forced them to be uncertain, so they couldn't send people to attend there. they're off from school until wednesday. school officials are hoping to start on the repairs this week, finishing within five weeks. during that time the students schedules are down to five

morning to fix the buildings, nearly $2.4 million. the details also laid out on our website, www.abc15.com, but some parents came to the meetings looking for answers directly. most very understanding, but they're concerned about how the kids will adjust going back and forth. >> he's a little stressed because he's wondering mom do i have to make new friends, i said, no, i was assured you'll be in the same teachers and friends, so you'll be fine. >> reporter: transportation also a big talker here tonight. what will happen to the ki how will they get to and from school? well they'll be taking the bus as normal. if they're walkers, they'll walk to the normal school, then board the bus. a lot of things to still talk through, so another community meeting is scheduled for tonight at 7:00. >> and if it was so urgent, we're glad it was caught early so no one was hurt. thank you. an abc 15 update about the bus drivers back at work at roosevelt school districtly. we told you -- district.

calling out on friday, and the district forced to find alternate drivers. most returned to work today. they were upset over pay. she's accused of turning a pg party into an x rated event. the yoga teacher in court for closing arguments. she faces misdemeanor charges dating back to a 2015 party, accused of letting several underage boys fondled her breast, and performing a sex act on one. >> she seduced the boys all night long. moves into the house, into the bedroom. >> her lawyer claim she was too drunk to consent to sex. closing arguments continue tomorrow. the list of charges longer tonight after investigators find out what this guy was up

this weekend. the man fired at a car on the freeway, but before that they say he assaulted a woman. they were both standing in the median for some reason. police say rodriguez blew out a driver's windshield as the victim drove by. we're told two people in the car were not hurt. and no new leads after a deadly shooting on the 51. wednesday marks one week since dena farmer was killed. police believe the killer is driving in a white work style truck. at least two others may have been with the gunman. forward and tell police who the shooter is. at this point it appears farmer knew her killer. and democracy 2016. here in the valley, the gop race is still too close to call, and could now be investigated. that's what the campaign for christine jones wants to happen. they're questioning anomalies in the early ballot, especially those in chandler precincts that favored jones, and want to

tossed out as over votes. the campaign sent a long letter to the arizona secretary of state and attorney general as county elections results are finally certified, pavingings the way for a -- paving the way for a recount. right now only 16 votes separate jones and state senate president andy biggs. on the national level, violence at donald trump's rally in north carolina. a man seen hitting two men and trying to slap a woman as the protesters were escorted out, but the supporter got to stay. trump was defending supporters against a comment by rival hillary clinton. meanwhile clinton saying within the last 30 minutes she didn't reveal the pneumonia diagnosis on friday because she didn't know it would turn into a big deal, but it was. yesterday she was so dehydrated he had to leave a 9/11 ceremony early. much of her campaign team has

the same bug that started making the rounds two weeks ago. now clinton canceled plans to visit california today, and tomorrow so she can rest at home and right now we have new information from police about the shooters who opened fire on a teen house party. now, originally it was believed the suspects shot from car, but that's not the case. abc 15's maryellen resendez is near 83rd avenue and lower buckeye road where it all can you clear it up for us? >> reporter: phoenix police believe the shooters were actually right here in this park, and they say they shot from the park. now, the teen party was just across the street where you're seeing right now, the homeowners who we spoke with asked us not to identify them, with the they told us -- but they told us they don't know why or if their party was the target. >> everybody is making it look like it started from here, that we were the bad guys, we've

it was an innocent birthday party for our grand daughter. there was no alcohol served here or drugs found in here. >> reporter: now police say the 15-year-old's birthday has been advertised on social media. but the homeowners say it just got way out of hand with unwanted guests. then all of the sudden the gun fire erupted. now one of the adults at the party was arrested, he was firing from the party's location, but the homeowners say it was in self-defen >> that's what the kids were saying. he said get on the ground, get inside, get on the ground, stay away from the windows and all that, so when they came around again like this he went, you know, shot the gun in the air. >> reporter: now police aren't exactly seeing it that way. they have charged the man with aggravated assaulted because they believe the white suv where they originally thought

they believe his gunshot the suv, and they charged him with possessing a firearm while on probation. they're still searching for the shooter or shooters because they don't know if it was one or more that was in the park, and those two teens are still in serious but stable condition. live in phoenix, maryellen resendez, abc 15 news. meantime they were at least 50 people at this valley party, meaning someone knows something. tonight a man in his 30s recovering from a gunshot wound after at least five shots were fired near one person was hit twice. police questioned 16 people. no word what police have learned from them. a mexican man wanted in north carolina for some unbelievable crimes is caught in the border trying to hide out in our state. investigators say the panel was kicked out of the -- man was kicked out of the us in 2015, and is in more trouble for trying to get back in, and also facing charges in north carolina. he set something on fire there, assaulted a woman and a child under the age of 12

it, but the good news, those living inside are safe, and now the investigation begins near 36th street. so far crews aren't sure how the house fire started and will sift through the evidence. one mesa neighborhood likely locking their doors more than usual after a burglar arrest this weekend. now word the crook's accomplice is still on the run. police say the homeowner walked in on the thieves near alma school and baseline. the ran to a neighbor's house to call 911. the bed bugs are biting in a west phoenix wal-mart. the video will make your skin crawl, and people are wondering what kind of health concerns come when there's bugs where you bile your family's food. jason is live with the store. >> reporter: you feel them before you can see them. bed bugs only the size of this

climbing all over the seat of the scooter in wal-mart. the bugs were there all along, but he didn't see them at first. >> the whole back was full of bites. >> reporter: in just a few minutes? >> yes, just a few minutes. >> reporter: he nosed the itch -- noticed the itching first, and then got up to look. bed bugs. >> i literally just stripped down. >> reporter: bed bugs grocery store falls under the same people that does re in this case the man has to file a complaint to launch an investigation. if they found the bugs they'd make wal-mart hire pros to clean it up. fines unlikely, but possible. wal-mart told us they've already taken the scooters out of the store, and having them tested. indeed they were all sitting out back this afternoon. abc 15 news. >> reporter: here's what it looks like to -- here's what it looks like to clean up after a hurricane. this is from our sister

today the homeowners put out the debris after hurricane whipped through the east coast. the damage in pasco county near tampa is about 110 million dollars. kidnapped in his own car, and it almost cost him his life. how an uber driver outsmarted a gunman here in the valley. and what do you do if your rental home needs work but you can't get the landlord to fix it? joe lets you know how to get them moving. >> reporter: i'm craig fouh live at the university of phoenix big red brew house for the football party. we're teaming up with the arizona cardinals. it's a family friendly event, come on down to the stadium. also it's udderly bizarre, but so many of you are talking

new at 6:00, a mesa uber driver's shift turns into a wild ride. >> yeah, his passenger pointing

to drive around town. the 40-year-old even fired shots outside the cartelling the victim -- car telling the victim he'd blow his head off. he took him to two locations. the driver managed to escape with some quick thinking. he asked if he could asks a cigarette while the man went into a body shop, then got in the car and took off. the police later arrested the man. heart break from lake the body of a missing toddler to be pulled from the water. the 18 month old went missing from a houseboat over the weekend. mom lost track of the child for just a few minutes. the baby was not wearing a life jacket. so you have a hole in the ceiling or bad leak in the home you're renting, not exactly emergencies, but if the landlord is taking his time

a patch job? this woman's apartment is full of them, but this one. >> it was a lot bigger before the cover. >> reporter: takes the cake. >> the whole sun was coming through. >> reporter: she says a worker fell through the roof causing the big hole and a bigger mess. yes, there's a pot catching the water from the air conditioner. >> all my stuff getting mildew. >> reporter: she's been asking the landlord to fix it for nearly three weeks. >> i either want them to come fix it. i'm not paying rent, i'l somewhere else. >> reporter: she says she's done, so she let me know. los angeles based proresidential services manages and owns several complexes in the valley, including hers. we got in contact with a man who didn't seem too confirmed at first, and said it was pending while they file a collation. in addition all other units in the unit he said were fixed, but after we sent this video

sent us these pictures after they say maintenance workers if i canned the hole and the -- fixed the hole and the leak. i still don't know why it took so long though. have problems? take pictures, send a certified letter, give them ten days to fix it or you're out. go to www.abc15.com, click on sections and let joe know. if you have a problem, let me know. abc 15 sports broug you by sander son ford. >> reporter: welcome to university of phoenix stadium, we're in the big red brew house, and right next to me in the cardinals starting quarterback patrick peterson. this is a new thing, a monday night football brewing party. the cardinals and abc 15 partnering up, and you're the first official guest. >> first of many. >> reporter: congratulations. >> thank you. >> reporter: and last night was

>> definitely a tough loss. it's something we know have to get over. those are the losses you look back on and just wish you definitely would have played a little bit better, you know, just seemed like we couldn't get out of first gear. >> reporter: yeah. >> but today we watched film and move forward. >> reporter: yes, the buccaneers next sunday afternoon, great to have them here, and of course they have a pretty good quarterback, so hey, this is a brew house event, i mean we have all kind of food from foot long hot to nachos to wings. >> got it all. >> reporter: and they have a full bar, and hopefully everyone comes in and have fun. >> yeah, man, i'm excited about it. talk about the game a little more, and what the cardinals fans can look forward to with the season up ahead. >> reporter: absolutely. patrick will be here throughout the evening, so we'll be back in a little bit. of course you can come out, family friendly event.

all right, in the meantime we have showers and thunderstorms to track for the southeast valley. the mayo cam pointed down toward the storm here in question that's moving out toward apache junction at this hour. here's what it looks like in abc 15 desert doppler radar. this started as a couple of pop ups near maricopa, headed to the east and northeast, and now there's the possibility of hail the size of dimes between queen creek and apache junction right now as it continues to move to the east and northeast. so it's crossing the 60. little light rain to the of gold canyon, but the heavier stuff is on its way, and will be in the gold canyon area shortly. they'll move to the east over the next several hour, then there's a chance of more pop ups here tonight and tomorrow as well as we deal with the moisture in place. farther east the severe thunderstorm warning canceled early near oracle. we do have a heavy pocket of shower activity and a lot of lightning to the east of hayden and more across southeast

thunderstorm moving across the area right now as well. everything is pretty much moving from the west of the east, and that's going to continue to be the general storm movement here tonight and tomorrow. also picking up on some dust near the queen creek cam, so watch out for that as well. any tomorrows that develop will be capable of kicking out gusty winds and isolated areas of heavy rain that could lead to flooding. 94 tonight at 7:00 p.m. 91 by 9:00ment overnight 77 showers. 10 percent shot in the forecast tomorrow as well, but not as warm. 98 the high here in phoenix. here's the next low pressure system coming in, temperatures below 100 for the rest of the week keeping shower chances going, and it's going to be picking up our winds, so as we look at everything on the list here, those winds cranking up across northern arizona is probably going to be the biggest impact we'll feel across the state from this. look at futurecast tomorrow.

flagstaff and kingman. gustscould top 40, so a wind advisory is in effect for that area tomorrow. here's a look at temperatures. 73 in prescott, 65 in flagstaff, and 77 in sedona. 40 percent chance of storms up there. 10 percent here in phoenix. then drier through the middle to end of the week, and we'll look at the seven-day in the next half hour. all right, you just can't make this stuff up. phoenix police help inflatable chick-fil-a cow that disappeared. it was a tip to police that helped solve part of missing cow mystery. i disappeared from the back of a truck on the way to a local event. now keep in mind, the cow weighed 350 pounds and stands 24 feet tall when fully inflated. it was found in a backyard near thomas and mcdowell. the homeowner says hey, they got it from a garage sale. police are still investigating. tonight why a pregnant inmate is told she can sue the

scenario we've seen in the valley, an innocent life taken on a highway. obviously this is not the video. we'll tell you the person who was hit and why the person that hit them is nowhere near jail tonight. a teen accused of using asu to fake a medical career? tonight how he's in trouble for fraud once again. score big at casino arizona and talking stick resort during the $500,000 guaranteed cash giveaway. the cash will be flying every weekday starting september 5th. join the half million club with $500,000 guaranteed...

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former phoenix inmate against sheriff joe arpaio, they're claiming her rights were violated when officers restrained her before and after giving birth at a hospital in 2009. the appeals court ruled that a jury could conclude the sheriff's office exposed her to harm. there's a fashion industry getting a boost in tempe. three fashion industries are collaborating to create a fashion resource center. the three have joined forces with the city of tempe. the fashion hub wi business, production, and education in the fashion world. the new home is at tempe performing arts center. every dollar counts, and tonight a valley chancer charity left with a lot of challenges because of one criminal. battle of the bullies. one girl saying she's the victim, what she says you should see in this video from one valley high school. >> and for the second time in

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this is abc 15 news, taking action. she betrayed cancer patients and their families, steeling hundreds of -- stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from the charity she worked for, and now she's going to prison. >> but the organization is left to clean up the mess, and also rebuild trust. >> reporter: one person's actions are hurting so many. staff here at cancer supp community arizona say they feel betrayed, a former employee broke the community's trust, and now they're working to rebuild that. this is the woman, last year when she was arrested for embezzleling $200,000 from the company's credit cards to buy clothes, electronics, concert tickets, even adding $40,000 to her pay check. in the year since, staff has worked to rebuild the broken trust with the community, private donors, and the people they served.

director. >> our currency is the trust of the community. her embezzling the funds up ended the organization. >> reporter: she'll now serve two years in prison, but they know it will take longer to rebuild trust. >> when something like this happens it's a betrayal, a betrayal of trust and staff friendships. >> reporter: a former employee saying in a statement read in court that every dollar she took meant couldn't provide. now they aren't getting grants they normally would, and they now have multiple oversights in place for every donation and expense from the company credit card. reporting in phoenix, raquel cervantes. your safety in the spotlight tonight. just into the live desk, new security changes announced for city hall. you'll have to use a different main entrance on the north side of washington that had been closed. once inside you'll go through

rayed, and you'll see security guards and uniformed police officers at city hall. new video and new fall out from a schoolyard fight going viral in the valley. we first told you about more marcus hines and his daughter on friday. she could barely breathe after being knocked out for confronting her bullies, but another girl says she was defending herself. bottom line for hi it shouldn't happen to anyone. >> nonparent should have to look -- no parent should have to look on crew tube or go on facebook and see your -- youtube or going to facebook seeing your daughter laid out. >> he's been protesting for days. his daughter and the others were suspended. all right now to the most accurate forecast, and a live look from live drive, you can see the rain on the windshield

along the us 60 near gold canyon. you can see the desert doppler and what we're tracking. a lot of the stuff hitting the southeast valley over the last hour is pushing farther out to the east, so we have that rain the live drive is picking up on near the us 60, and it's about to get harder as the red batch hits the 60. so we'll continue to watch that. we saw blowing dust as well, but visibility has improved so we'll keep a slight chance, 10 percent of a stray shower or thunderstorm through the evening. and we'll also see another slight chance into tomorrow afternoon and early evening. things breezy across the valley right now, and the winds on the get stronger state-wide tomorrow. we'll talk about why and the spots we have to watch out for wind advisories coming up. and there's a search for a

after a shoot out at desert ridge marketplace this weekend. police say two people met up to finish a sale that started online, but turned into a shoot out between the two. police departments across the country and here in the valley have started to create sufficient zones at their -- safe zones at their offices if you have to complete a transection. right now there's a deadly hit and run driver on our roads, and dps needs your help to get them caught. it's a white or light colored chevrot bed and custom taillights, most likely with damage. the man was hit this morning. he was caught in the roadway when his car broke down. the suspect sped off taking bethany home's exit. and this teen accused of faking that he was a doctor is once again behind bars without bond. he was just arrested in

the 19-year-old tried to buy a jaguar using a woman's personal information, even bringing her to the dealership claiming she was his god mother. he used asu's name claiming he had a degree with the university. there was no such record. she thinks there are anomalies, and now christine jones is calling for an investigation into the district 5 race dealing with early ballots counted three days after the primary election. she wants to know why so many ballots were tossed out as over votes coming as county election results are certified paving the way for a recount. right now only 16 votes separate jones and biggs. a new hillary clinton campaign tasement features -- advertisement features an arizona politician, but it's not who you think. that is senator jeff flake featured alongside other republicans criticizing donald

and dangerous. flake's office didn't respond to our request for comment, but he said last week he'll continue to speak out in response to trump calling him weak on twitter. one man creating quite a scare at nau. the man behind bars but not cooperating with place after threatening to -- police after threatening to shoot himself this morning. he had a bb gun and was next to campus, not on it, but students an alert for 45 minutes. the school claims they sent out the alert as soon as they heard about it from police but it's not the first time they've had a delayed response. >. two years after a plane vanished with the skies, experts are analyzing new pieces of debris, potentially linked to the malaysia airlines flight 370 recently found in madagascar.

search be redefined based on the evidence. two pieces appear to be burnt meaning there could have been a disastrous fire on board. >. a hate crime unearthed under the rubble. what we know about this fire at a mosque and the person who may have lit the flames >. free shampoo, a lifesaver for mom, but -- tear-

paul babeu exposed in a damning home video. extreme discipline used on special needs kids at a boarding school he used to run. widespread cases of physical and sexual abuse. students were also stripped down and forced to wear nothing but a sheet. indisputable evidence that congressional candidate they're there for a reason. because they're hopeless. because they're hopeless. a long history of abuse, the students may never recover.

just listen to that rain, a viewer sented this in just san tan valley. that was the view from her backyard, and we sent live drive out to stay ahead of the storms as well. they're near the us 60 and gold canyon. the rain coming down on the windshield there, and that's really one of the few spots we're still seeing it across

this evening. we'll talk about which spots could see rain again tomorrow coming up in minutes. we've been telling you about this, the deadliest fire in almost a century in tennessee, and new video coming in giving us the first look inside the south memphis home. absolutely stunning. as we told you, the fire killed four adults and five children, and they are releasing this video as a reason to remind you of the critical lesson for every single one of us here. officials in this blaming an electrical malfunction in the power cord of an air-conditioning unit. >> just heart breaking. a somber day for high school students in denver. they went back to school today after a deadly bus crash that killed the driver and injured 18, some critically. investigators say the bus driver veered off a road and slammed into a concrete pillar at denver international airport. the students were returning from a football game in california whether the driver made a -- when the driver made

terminal. right now it's a mystery why the driver turned. fast talk at a fast food joint. it's the start of a crime spree before this suspect managed to break free. parents you may have to pay up if your kids are bullied. could paying up be the new way many settle the score? >> reporter: i'm craig fouhy live at university of fiorina stadium at the brew house. courtroom -- phoenix stadium at the brew house.

from the live desk we're learning more about the mosque fire in florida. investigators are saying it was arson, and may in fact be a hate crime. listen to the 911 calls from that night. >> okay, don't go anywhere near it, okay? >> flames are just going up

flames for almost five hours. surveillance cameras first picking up a man arriving on a motorcycle, and minutes later he's running from the scene. the mosque was once attended by the man that was the shooter in the pulse night club shooting. new information now on that murder suspect who escaped hand cuffs perez allegedly killed his victim, admitting to have high on crystal meth. he said he killed the man after a heated exchange at mcdonald's. despite being hand cuffed and shackled in a locked interview room, perez escaped by breaking out of the hand cuffs and crawling through the ceiling. he was later captured by the fbi. now to a health alert. a mom says one bath changed her baby's life forever, and now

shampoo for burning her child. she's also found similar complaints online from parents. police in wisconsin have a new way of cracking down on bullying by punishing parents. a new city ordinance says parents could face a fine if they're caught bullying. police would notify parents first about the bullying b if they do -- but if they do nothing within 90 days they get fined. >. yo could become much easier. they plan to roll out self- driving carts. they'll have sensors and video cameras, and you can request a part possibly with a smart phone, and when it comes to abandoned carts the system can identify the carts and return them to a docking station. no word yet on when or where they'll start using the new system apparently arizona ranks high when it comes to drinking and drugs.

on the higher end of drug use, possibly because of how close we are to the border and the drugs coming in from mexico, but the state with the most drug and alcohol use is denver, colorado. happening tonight, get ready in your living room, it will turn into a dance floor. america's stars are back in the ball room kicking off season 23 of dancing with the stars with quite the cast of stars including ryan ice, indy car drivers, a former governor and nfl star. much more. catch it after the newscast starting at 7:00. and the queen creek cam is pointed out to the east, getting quite the lightning show. let's take a look, and the rain pouring down in the aryl as well. -- area as well. you can see the rain coming down to the ground. i've had it pointed out here for the last 5 or 10 minutes, and we've seen quite a bit of lightning. we'll keep a close eye on it for you, and we have another

well to track, near the interchange of the 202 and the 60 in that area. so heavy pocket of rain stretching out to the east, and then along the 60, to the east of gold canyon in between gold canyon and florence junction is where we're seeing the storm on the queen creek cam with lightning and heavy rain out there. farther to the east, more shower and thunderstorm activity to track, a little right now, and southeast arizona still quite a bit of action down there, and these spots will see the best chances for storms over the next several hours, and going into tomorrow too. right now at 97 here in phoenix. west winds breezy at 12 miles per hour, and a 10 percent shot of a stray shower or thunderstorm this evening, and temperatures falling out of the triple digits across much of the valley.

prescott -- 70s in prescott and sedona, and winds picking up in the higher terrain, gusts right now topping 29 and 30 miles per hour in the i-40 corridor, and this time tomorrow topping 40 miles per hour a possibility, so northern arizona under a wind advisory tomorrow. most of mohave county and a few breezes in the afternoon forecast. all the areas shaded in tan under th northeast arizona with a red flag warning too. upper 50s tonight in prescott and payson. # 8 tomorrow -- 88 tomorrow in globe, 77 in sedona, and 65 in flagstaff. phoenix hitting 97 putting it several degrees below the average of 101, but still have a slight chance of a stray shower in play before drying things out for the rest of the week. and the triple digits as i mentioned are out of here.

we have breaking news just coming from the live desk, this is chicago and the flashing lights, and just off screen you'll see a massive, massive fire. top left corner of the screen, there it is. it's actually at a strip mall, east garfield park if you're familiar with chicago. we understand there's a family dollar store, a fast food restaurant and other businesses as well. we also heard that the hazmat team has been called in. they are not hour. we'll continue tracking why hazmat is arriving there. also no word on injuries at this point. >. all right, it's almost here, the arizona state fair kicks off next month bringing in a lot to do and see. a lot of concerts as well. this is over at veterans memorial coliseum. you can reserve tickets for the concerts. otherwise general admission is free. the state fair is from october 7th to the 30th. >. always fun.

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