apartment and talking to the homeowner. >> my fear is his -- are escalating. >> a warning for valley police as joggers are told to be extra vigilant. you're following breaking news. >> breaking and scary. we talk about our first responders, the men and women who protect our community coming under attack in phoenix. as i three police officers intentionally hit while on the job this morning. and right now three officers are recovering after an overnight incident. two of them still in the hospital. katie conner has been following every single development for us. she's just west of the i-17. it's my understanding you just got a brand new piece of information. what do you have? >> reporter: one of these officers that was injured --

i'm told he's being treated with a head injury. he was standing outside this qt with two other officers when the driver of this maroon car drove right at them. surveillance video shows one of the officers pinned between the car and the store. the third officer is here at the scene helping with the investigation. right now the suspect is being questioned by detectives at phoenix police think that impairment is a factor. live at the scene this qt will be shut down for several hours for investigation. and as we learn more about the suspect. we'll pass it to everyone at home. time to get you out the door with the most accurate forecast. not seeing as much cloud cover. and we're getting nice color in the sky with a few of the clouds over the superstitions

but you'll notice a few things. temperatures are comfortably cool in the 70s. feeling pretty good but it's a bit breezy. a gorgeous walk to the bus stop whether you're taking the kids or heading to the bus stop yourself. we'll see a little bit more cloud cover and it's going to get warm but only in the 90s today. we'll feel stronger breezes and i'll show you how strong they'll be and we'll talk about the lingering storm chances next. 17 if you're about to head out near bethany home. you'll see a little bit of slowing. we had a crash on the right- hand side. they cleared it moments ago. and then you're seeing flashing lights closer to the onramp. i think you can use the ramp but you'll see minor delays on the 17. let's give you a closer look near glendale. and then bethany home and

time is 18 minutes so it's heavy this morning. this is eastbound from 75th to the ministack. and the slowing almost back to 101. 6:03 and one of our top stories if you're waking up with us. a phoenix family forced to flee from their apartment due to a fire. the people who live there believe this fire was intimately set. justin pazera has been scene for us with a close look at the damage. and this looking so bad. >> reporter: it was a desperate move by everybody to try to save this. you can see the glass there busted out. and the fire extinguisher over here. and as we take a look. there are fire extinguishers

stairs. we've counted 13 or 14. just a bit ago we got inside the apartment complex, talked to the resident who lived there. it was so hot that the pictures melted off the wall. >> like my bed picture is gone. >> there's a lot of stuff i can't replace. but i have >> reporter: yeah. >> i have the memory so i'm good. >> well, the resident here believes that somebody intentionally set that fire. they believe that somebody threw something onto the balcony. they are not sure why someone would target them. of course, phoenix fire is looking into the cause. justin pazera, abc15. >> glad everyone is okay this morning, justin. thank you for that update. we have a warning for

police are asking you to pay attention if you happen to run on the bridle path. a man is exposing himself on that stretch from glendale to northern. he allows the victims to cross and then acts like he needs help. and when the women get close to the car, he exposes himself. we spoke with one of the first victims. 36 i looked down into the car and he had his pants down around his knees and he was performing a lewd exposing himself to me. >> the suspect is described as african-american in his late teens or early 20s in a light colored sedan. if you see anything or know anything about this, please call police. >> yes, that's booing at a town council meeting in guadalupe. candidates who lost the

council for now. the acting mayor says it's about giving the younger candidates a chance at town government. the steps to initiate a recount will begin as the secretary of state's office certified the results. this includes district 5 for the congressional seat there. christine jones biggs by 16 votes. lindsay, the scottsdale yoga instructor is accused of letting several underage boys at a bar mitzvah fondle her. the jury could start deliberating this afternoon. two teens safe after being rescued off camelback mountain. we're told the 16 and 18-year- olds were in a spot that was

they needed help. this comes days after another mountain rescue. authorities handed out a ticket to a couple for being there after dark. no ticket with us issued for the teens last night. problem free at 35th avenue. and we have a crash on the 101 in the east valley. i'll map that out for you next. and we have a lingering chance for storms today. all dry now but we'll talk about the storm chances and winds state. taiwan is bracing for a super typhoon. this thing is a monster. and it's just hours away from making landfall on the island.

10 minutes after 6:00 and boy, happening right now. people in taiwan are bracing for worst. a super typhoon is racing towards the you saw the preps there. i want you to see how big this is. it's a monster storm. it was upgraded to a category five storm, the absolute strongest a storm can be. it's expected to make landfall tomorrow morning, bringing winds greater than 150 miles per hour. it could be absolutely catastrophic. and the possibility of flash flooding and mud slides -- this is something else.

and meteorologist iris hermosillo. a lot of families are preparing for day. >> it's going to be a great start to our tuesday morning. temperature-wise, we're sitting in the 70s across much of the valley, including phoenix sky harbor. and the temperatures have dropped a bit further just at the top of the hour. chandler is checking in at 73. and mesa a degree cooler at 72. anthem at 67. 75 in good year. 76 degrees in buckeye. so a nice start across the valley as far as the temperatures go. we have some of the breezes and you'll feel them when you step outside. between five and 15 miles per hour across the valley now. and they'll get stronger today. by this afternoon, breezy conditions in the valley with winds out of the south, southwest at 10 to 20 miles per hour. and gusting at times near 30 miles per hour today. winds will be stronger across

gusts as high as 40 to 45 miles per hour. wind advisories are posted for the northern pocket 06 the state. the tan color -- those will be in effect this evening. and a red flag warning in the pink for the upper colorado river valley. the most accurate forecast in the valley. a gradual warmup and highs in the 90s. we have to talk about the storm chances in just a few minutes. for drivers in the east valley. things are quie speeds go. we have a crash on the 101. right at elliot road. it's on the onramp. and everything is pushed to the right. and that tow truck and car we had in the east valley. i-10 at baseline. that has since cleared. i want to give you a look at a different portion of the 101 at 19th avenue. you had a nice drive most of the morning. in the stance near i-17

little heavy. it'ses up just a bit. and we'll take a closer look at the east valley next. a wild police chase on the streets of los angeles. we'll watch it together next. and new cases of zika being

good morning. it's 6:15 on this tuesday, taking a live look outside. beautiful shot as the sun starts to come up. 79degrees. we have your most accurate forecast and the desert drive times in just a moment. and you have crazy video from the abc15 desk. >> this is in california and it started when police tried to pull over a mustang in downtown los angeles.

missing several cars. he lets a passenger out and it was difficult to see and takes off again. the suspected finally abandoned the car and ran into a yard. and i thought we could see it. he slipped on his back and ended up giving up. police arrested him as they moved in. i have no idea why people continue to run from police. you cannot outrun the place radios. and they are always from the sky. security changes are taking place at phenix city hall. this is third avenue and washington. starting later this month, all visitors will have to use the main entrance on the north side of the building. and then you'll have to pass through a metal detector. just a heads up for time purposes. nothing happened to prompt the

>> florida reporting more cases of zika, bringing the total number to 64. city officials are sprays pesticides, hoping to kill off the mosquitoes. florida's governor will be in washington, d.c. meeting with lawmakers to get more funding for zika. president obama says he's hopeful a federal budget will include funding for zika and that it will eventually be reached. the growing memorial in memphis for the nine people killed in a house fire there. six of the victims were children. just heart wrenching. this morning we're hearing from the heartbroken family members. >> i'm at a loss for words. i just feel like it's an out of body experience right now. >> investigators think the air conditioner started the fire. one child is still in the hospital this morning. and officials say all of the

inhalation. to college hoops news. the final four is here in the valley in glendale. and the road to march madness won't be going through north carolina any time soon. the ncaa is moving the first two rounds out of the state because next year their controversial bathroom law goes into place or it's in place and that's why they're moving it. many say the law is discriminatory towards the transgender community. president obama could veto the 9/11 lawsuit bill as early as today. the measure would have given the green light for victims of 9/11 to sue saudi arabia. secret documents accuse the saudis of paying the hijackers, the president has promised to veto that billing. a 9-year-old in new york is celebrating his role as a

ithaca police officer for a day. there he is. he is battling brain cancer and already having three surgeries just in the last year. his parents are thankful for the opportunity and they know he'll take his job seriously because it means so much to him. >> i just like helping people. >> it's inspiring, and he's touched the heart of every single officer. >> he not only officers but his family, friends, and third grade classmates. all of them helped celebrate. he's not just seeing the little boy's reaction but the whole community lining the streets and making an incredible memory. >> and just to see how they came together. and how the class is feeling the same way of helping him help people. >> iris -- >> let's talk about your most accurate forecast behind dan

as you look off to the east. and as you look out to the west or southwest. a bit of a different picture. high clouds slowly working their way in over the valley. we'll see a little bit more cloud cover by this afternoon certainly. and the high clouds will start streaming in over the next few hours. don't worry about the rain. it's dry across the valley on desert doppler so you're not going to see any showers. and it's not just the valley. spots to the southwest, the southeast, and even up to the north and in southeast arizona. things all clear, all dry this morning. and storm chances in the forecast for today. we've got lingering moisture. drier air will start moving in tomorrow. and today a chance for scattered showers and storms along the mogollon rim, northeast arizona and the white mountains. for the valley, we'll see some of the high clouds, and by this afternoon, there's a chance for a few pop-up storms.

today. especially on the north valley foothills and in the east valley seeing the potential for a few scattered pop-ups. once we get into the evening -- after sunset -- the storm chances trend down and we clear out the skies. and most of us dry with the exception of eastern and southeastern arizona. today, the morning drive, early afternoon looks quiet. and after 2:00, a 10% chance for storms and the 10% chance in the forecast through 7:00 before we clear out the storm chances. our high today makes it to 98 degrees and that's where the temperature will stop climbing. today, upper 90s. we're talking highs in the mid- to upper 90s each day. the morning temperatures feeling even better. we'll talk about the hazards to be on the lookout as storms develop next.

take a look. solid delays from 101 making your way inbound. we're up to 32 minutes from the 101 to the i-17 stack. and considering we haven't had any crashes, that's pretty slow. i-10 in the east valley, no problems here. and i-17 starting around loop 101 and traveling southbound the i-17 stack, that's 18 minutes. a little bit of a delay. the only crash is in the east valley. let's gave you a quick lie. this is the onramp of loom 101 northbound. not a huge impact. we'll head to the east valley in a couple of minutes and give you a look at u.s. 60. this qt shut down after three phoenix police officers

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we expect them to save lives, and six people are alive today because two off-duty officers went above and beyond the call of duty.

into the air. officer corey cook and gary bollinger rushed into the burning home. they didn't have any protective gear. and took five people out of the home. >> you're not thinking about yourself at that time. you just want to get the people out. >> boy, then crawling back in together they were able to save the grandmother, the last person inside. a consumer alert straight months now. the price of groceries has been going down. america keeps producing and stockpiling food and the demand overseas is falling. supermarket chains have gone into price wars. apple juicers getting -- users getting an upgrade.

update. there'll be more widgets. a lot of damage and a lot of lost memories for a phoenix family after their home goes up in flames. they are helping a lot of good samaritans for helping out. and a bad crash, a deadly crash. we'll take you to the scene. and the newest information with what we're and crews are moving a crash off i-10 at 83rd avenue. we'll take a look at the desert drive times. and this morning, hillary clinton is defending her actions when it comes to her health scare and tense moments at a donald trump rally. storms will bring a

right now at 6:30 on abc15 mornings. three big stories in the valley. >> our reporters have you covered. officers attacked on the job. and a family forced out by flames and it might not be an accident. it's 6:30 on this tuesday. a busy morning from the abc15 live desk. lots of breaking news. >> we have a what's happening weather-wise? >> i have good news. feeling pretty good. your guys thought i had bad news. not the case at all. feeling pretty good and a few highway clouds drifting in and all dry as you get ready to head outside. this is our view with the valley cam. and you'll enjoy a nice view. we have breezes out there. mostly clear across the valley and sitting at 79 degrees. and check this out.

a high of 98 degrees in phoenix. and the breezes stick around and get stronger. i'll show you how strong they'll be and we have to talk about our lingering storm chances in just a few minutes. we have a new crash on the 10 and they cleared it quickly. an eastbound crash is blocking the hov lane. just a couple of minutes ago they mauved it off to the side. i don't think you'll see that crash any more. it's going to add on i-10. let's take a look. delays just before the 101 so it's heavy on the 10 and you're not going to have it ease up until the tunnel or so. all the previous delays have cleared out. and the 101 in the north part of the valley is the slow spot.

breaking news. three phoenix police officers were targeted at a quick trip off the i-17 and camelback. this was no accident. investigators say it was intentional. and katie conner is on the scene live. >> right now detectives are questioning the suspect. and police say it was an intentional act. we just switched sides. the vehicle slammed into the front of the store there. and detectives surveillance video, trying to piece together what happened. >> you can see in the video that they hear the car revving. they see them and try to run out of the way. and two of them get struck very seriously. >> the driver doesn't stop there. he gets out and fights the third officer at the scene for two minutes until backup arrives. abc15 the only station here as

hospital. the third officer is back out here at the scene helping with the investigation. back out here live you can see the command van is here. and they'll be here at the qt for several hours. the name of the suspect has not yet been released and as we learn that we'll pas it on to everyone at home. katie conner, abc15. >> reporter: i'm justin pazera live in phoenix where a family of four is thankful that they were able to get out of their burning apartment complex. folks were grabbing every fire extinguisher possible. you can see all of the fire extinguishers on the ground. we counted 14. a resident got called into work and took a pass on that extra day. he hates to think what would have happened if he was not here to hear the fire and get his family out safely. everyone was trying to get the fire under control.

to the burning apartment. >> i ran in and there was so much smoke so i had to get low. and he kept trying to go in more. and i heard a lot of popping and i grabbed him by the shirt and leg, nobody is in here. let's go, let's go. back here live. the residents believe that someone intentionally started that. they believe that somebody possibly threw something on the balcony. and chris, he's was targeted. and hats off to the neighbors for helping each other get out of the flames. thank you for the update. >> also breaking overnight. an intersection in surprise shut down due to a deadly crash. this one happened around midnight near reims and waddell. a very busy intersection. let's show you the video from the scene. a ford truck was traveling when

a female driver in her 20s died on the scene. a passenger, a man in his 20s inside that car was transported to the hospital in serious condition. a driver of the truck was a man in his 60s taken to the hospital in serious condition. and he's being tested for impairment. this is still developing right now. >> targeted twice in a year by thieves. >> this morning a crime alert for people in the central part of homeowner says a team of thieves drove up and used a hammer and a screwdriver. and within seconds, see what they're doing. they're hauling away expensive repair equipment. >> within two minutes they are in and out with $2000 worth of specialty tools. >> the crooks driving off in a dodge durango.

them please contact phoenix pd. serious cracks in school buildings foundations. the plan is to have two other schools host the students with split half day schedules. we are eight weeks out from the presidential elections and this morning, hillary clinton is still taking a lot of heat for not letting the public know she had pneumonia. clinton is defending her actions. >> i days. that's what they told me on friday. and i didn't follow that very wise advice. so i just want to get this over and done with and get back on the trail as soon as possible. >> clinton telling cnn she is planning on resting at home for two more days. and her campaign is promising to release more details later this week. donald trump will release

the results are ready. tense moments at a trump rally in n mc. a guy grabbing a protester by the neck and appears to punch him in the face. trump's running mate mike pence will be on capitol hill today holding a joint press conference with speaker of the house, paul ryan. the recount getting underway today. the general election is eight weeks from now. time is running out to make sure your get your nick ciletti is looking at the deadlines right around the corner. nick, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. hard to believe. already eight weeks to go. we're at the coronerrer of gilbert and baseline. and all these signs and yeah, time is running out to register to vote and to start that early voting. here we go. the deadline to register to vote is going to be october 10th. so keep that in mind.

now. and there's more dates and deadlines you need to know about. start early voting on wednesday, october 12th. and early voting will end on friday, november 4th. you can request an early ballot to be mailed to you until friday, october 28th. and the general election is tuesday, november 8th. and let's talk about how to register. do it online, in person or through the mail. for more information head to >> thanks for that update. wells fargo could help recoup some of the funds needed to pay the $185 million in fines. saying no way. a clawback provision was added to get money back from executives who knew about illegal behavior. wells fargo is not asking for money back from the executive

scammers are calling as aps agents, threatening to shut off the power if you don't call a toll free hotline and pay a certain amount of money. sounds like a scam. it is a scam. please do not fall for this one. back at the live desk, i want to turn to a weather alert as friends in the southern part of the state are waking up to bad damage from storms. >> there it is. the rain and hail about the size of a quarter. the storms heavy enough to cause street closures today. look how hard the rain was coming down. uh-oh, that's a problem. don't forget to turn around and don't drown. this driver got stuck near palo verde high school.

water was? just stop and turn around. eventually, a man helped him tow the car out. it takes less than 8 inches of water to completely move your car. word to the wise, don't do that. a lot of people are planning their day. what can they expect? >> not a bad looking start to the day. and when you step outside, here's your view with a few high clouds drifting back in. otherwise, very, very nice and cry as you head no rain to impact the morning commute. temperature-wise we're in the low 70s in chandler and mesa. 72 and 73 in both of those cities. 78 in deer valley and glendale. winds a little bit breezy. you'll feel the cooler temperatures and the stronger winds. our temperatures will gradually warm. we're at 79 in phoenix.

no triple-digits today. a high of 98 degrees in phoenix with partly cloudy skies. and nose winds by this afternoon gusting at times near 30 miles per hour in the phoenix metro. even stronger across northern arizona and wind alerts in effect for the northwest pocket of the state today. we'll talk more about the alerts and the storm chances you'll see across the state and in the valley next. we have a crash on the freeway, on state route 51. everything is on the right-hand side b y bit of slowing. southbound near northern avenue and off on the right. and as you're coming around the corner, use caution. it's not causing extensive delays. state route 51 looks good. and a 20-minute desert drive time. from the 17 that's the slowest spot near 19th avenue. and that takes you to state route 51. this intersection is still shut

us about. the deadly crash in surprise. you'll not be able to use the intersection. cactus road is a good option. and just off loop 303 you can use that. we'll take a look at the desert drive times in the east valley next. 6:42 and terrifying video. have you seen this. a school bus up in flames. and students were trapped inside. and trauma on the dance floor. stars getting off to a rocky start. what ryan lochte is saying what ryan lochte is saying about

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good morning, folks. boy, what a beautiful sunrise this is. a view of downtown phoenix, the valley of the sun. clouds in the sky making for a picturesque view. 79degrees, pretty cool for some valley cities. look at your screen if you can. video that no parent wants to see. a school bus burning. and there were students on that bus when it went up in flames. >> just unbelievable video captured on an officer's dash cam in maryland. the bus driver kept his cool and evacuated the students. officials think it started from a rear tire.

wrong turn. the driver is going to reverse, stop, and then slam right into the store in connecticut. the shelves and merchandise go flying and actually so did the clerk. we want to warn you it's a bit hard to watch. >> the driver hitting the clerk, working behind the counter. he'll make a full recovery. surprisingly, he did any bones. excuse me, excuse me. >> uh-oh. drama on the dance floor this morning. this was during the fox trot. two men sash shead onto the stage to protest ryan lochte. four people were escorted out of the audience. you can see the people involved. they are wearing anti-lochte shirts that they hid underneath

here's video of them getting arrested. they were booked for trespassing. lochte and his partner, cheryl burke, were shaking in their tap shoes. >> i thought it was part of the show. and then i realized it wasn't. and it broke my heart. >> lochte admitted to overexaggerating what unfolded and he's by the we could get answers from itt tech. there's an information session on thursday. it's at the university of advancing technology on baseline road in tempe and starts at 6:30 p.m. and students can get updates on the closure and get guidance on options for the future academic endeavors. the city of scottsdale lancaster will be cracking down

there are a number of proposed changes including a ban on takeoffs and landing at pinnacle peak park, stone gate park -- the rules would not apply to first responders. you could be fined up to $300. money will get you in to see the musical cabaret. there are new parking restrictions. free parking lasts until 6:25 outside the and then guests will be directed to another free lot. that's about a 15 minute walk away. there are new bathrooms and elevators in the theater. a new map is bringing tempe history to life. as you walk through downtown. you can learn the secrets of the buildings, and see what they looked like when they were brand new and hear about the original owners. the city is launching a new story map on the website.

the map. a new ride share service launching in phoenix. we are the first to have access to the app. you can catch a ride 24 hours a day. and get a $10 coupon. a new study shows 60% of parents -- dan spindle is nodding yes -- say that children's homework is tough. math subjects were the toughest. that's what the new study found. and adults admitted to only remembers 60% of the lessons from elementary school. >> i can vouch for all of that. i have a 7th grader. he's spent the longest time in space when it comes to days in a row. and now astronaut scott kelly has earned a movie deal. endurance my year in space --

year. and it goes all the way to the record breaking space trip. i showed you earlier that the winds will be the strongest in northern arizona. wind advisories in the tan color including flagstaff. also the grand canyon and parts of yavapai county. the winds will be strong and we have dry conditions along the upper if you're driving up north know that you can encounter strong cross winds this afternoon into the evening. no alerts for valley. and we'll feel some stronger winds by this afternoon. we're already feeling breezes as we get into the afternoon. the winds could gust as high as 25 to 30 miles per hour today. it's 79 degrees now. and we'll warm into the 90s with a high of 98 by 3:00 this afternoon. partly cloudy skies through the afternoon. and a slight chance of storms

there's the potential we could get an isolated storm or two. and storms could produce strong winds, possibly pockets of dust, and pockets of heavy rainfall. the best storm potential will be northern arizona and we'll watch the northern valley foothills for the best chance of storms today before we start to dry out. i'll show you the 7-day forecast next. we still have the crash, loop 101 in the east valley near elliot. the 101 is slowing take a look from the adot camera. and cutting off -- starts to slow near chandler boulevard and doesn't ease up until you hit elliot or so. let's give you a better perspective of the entire east valley. starting at value vista to country club. it's slow. and the desert drive time is 12 minutes. not terrible but you'll see slowing westbound from the 202 to the 60 and by the time you

does ease up. that's better than the desert drive times in the west valley on the 10. in just a couple of minutes, we'll take lack look at what to expect on i-10. this is a live look after three phoenix police officers according to investigators were targeted. the officers were run down as they were standing outside a quick trip. katie conner has brand new information. and justin pazera is on the scene of this apartment fire as a family escapes th 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"? son: no. "the summer of my despondency."

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 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. t of this advertising. i'm katie conner live

police say three officers were attacked. a suspect intentionally drove into the three officers right outside the store. the officers were rushed to nearby hospitals and are expected to survive but detectives think impairment was a factor. katie conner, abc15 news. i'm justin pazera live in phoenix near 62nd avenue and mcdowell where a family of four is thankful that they were able to get out of their apartment. people were grabbing fire extinguishers -- we counted 14 on the ground here. and the family believes they were possibly targeted. possibly someone through something on the second floor balcony. we're live in phoenix, justin pazera, abc15. no new leads after a deadly shooting on the 51. tomorrow marks a week since -- farmer was killed.

driving around in a white work style truck. voter strategy the topic of a hearing in washington, d.c. arizona representative -- will be meeting with private citizens and border patrol. and they'll focus on the efforts being made to keep them safe. let's check in with ginger zee. good morning, coming up on gma, hillary clinton speaking out about her health. the democratic nominee saying she just wanted to work through the illness. the campaign is under fire for not disclosing the pneumonia diagnosis earlier. what this means in the race for the white house. we have a chance of a stray shower today. partly cloudy skies and a high of only 98 degrees. but stronger breezes through the day, especially this afternoon. and check out the 7-day forecast.

saturday as we dry out starting tomorrow. we have long desert drive times in the west valley. 32 minutes eastbound from 75th to the ministack. and i want to give you a look at i-17. slow and go southbound near bell to cactus. and one of the officers who was injured this morning is still in the hospital.

good morning, america. hillary clinton breaking her silence about her health. >> well, i just didn't think it was going to be that big a deal. >> promising to release more detailed medical records after that stumble in public. as bill clinton weighs in on his wife's condition, saying it's happened before. >> violence erupts overnight as donald trump takes aim at hillary clinton for calling his supporters deplorable. >> never in history has a major party presidential candidate so viciously demonized the american voter. >> we'll have what he's saying now about his own health. bursting into flames. a school bus catching fire. 20 children on board.