him for three days. how you can help. and taiwan is suffering from a super typhoon. the storm threat there, far from over but right now, breaking news here. a civil suit has been filed in the freeway shooter case. we're breaking that down as the information is just coming in. >> we'll get to a lot of that. but weather, now, and iris, i put off mowing my lawn? if you can for the next couple days. a lot of folks have to get out the door here. mostly clear skies and roads are dry. temperature wise, not so bad sitting right at 77 degrees and you may even want to roll the windows down as you are heading into work this morning. now, the temperatures will gradually warm, back in the 90s by lunchtime and clear skies in

ahead with the highs only in the upper 90s. i'll show you what the rest of the 7-day looks like and the cool coming up. mallory? not doing terrible but the 17 is slowing down right now, so we're looking at a 10-minute desert drive time. this is southbound 17 at dunlap and to mcdowell, and a bit of slowing at 19th avenue or so. the only crash on the freeways is this jack rabbit trail, not blocking traffic but a accident in scottsdale, hayden at osborne, a bad crash blocking part of the area there with restrictions on part of the roadway at hayden and osborne. in the next traffic check in a couple of minutes, i'll give you a smart route around there. marc payne, that's him hunched over making his first

targeting and intentionally running down three phoenix police officers. abc15's katie conner has been following this every step of the way and is live outside the 4th avenue jail. katie, what's next for the guy? >> reporter: well, chris, 4th avenue jail will be payne's address until the trial. the judge said he is too dangerous. >> i find you are a danger to the commute. >> reporter: attacked three police officers in a traffic stop and those officers said they were worried that payne would attack again and he did, in this maroon car trying to run over three police officers. on facebook, he said that he supports black empowerment and he attended protests right here in phoenix but take a listen to what the phoenix black lives

>> we are outraged by this incident. this incident is not what we are about. we deny any knowledge of this person. >> reporter: payne was booked on several charges including first-degree murder and he will be in court next week. back to you guys. >> katie conner, following the story closely for us, thank you. and a search for a driver accused of hitting and killing a man and driving out care. justin pazera is in the abc15 live drive for us near i-15 and thomas, and justin, what do viewers need to upon -- know about this guy? >> reporter:ly is considered arms and dangerous and he was last seen on this stretch of i- 17 before he crashed into the 19-year-old. dps believes he is the guy that hit the teenager who was just trying to jump his car on the

so gps said that forlando took off. at the, he was in a white truck. they found the white truck but now they believe that he is in a different car so now they're looking for a gray chevy impala. he could be driving that car this morning so it is important. if you see forland yous -- forlando, he is considered armed and dangerous and you need to call 911. there is a change in plans as crews make repairs to challenger and landmark at the challenger academy. this work will start on friday. landmark students will still have half days. 4 minutes after the hour and video difficult to forget,

a car on the verge of being swept away, a lot of flash flooding turning deadly. yeah. this happened last year along the arizona and utah border. today, a memorial will be held to honor the victims. at least 12 people killed, many of them children. 1 boy's body swept away and has yet to be found. closer to home now, the reward is growing to help to solve a murder mystery in chandler. $2,000 is offered for any informatn stabbing of an 84-year-old man last month, his body dumped in the parking lot of an l.a. fitness at dobson and warner. if you know anything that can help, please contact silent witness, 480-witness. a scammer targeting asu students and their families. a mom received a call from someone claiming to kidnap her daughter. the caller said if she wants

-- she would have to pay up. her daughter was thankfully safe in class at asu. policesay it's so important to check privacy settings on social media, and if you do get a call like this, officers want to hear from you. 6:06, and brand new, i told you about it at the top of the newscast, the only man ever charged in the freeway shootings case with the charges later dropped, is officially, officially suing his attorneys are claiming malicious prosecution against leslie merritt, junior. no dollar amount was named but you can guess the legal team is seeking millions in damages. it names the state, maricopa county and the attorney, bill montgomery, targeting dps really but does not name

ballistics testing came back inconclusive in the case and we will be reaching out to dps to get a response. and take a look at the abc15 live drive on i-17. no delays northbound right near thomas here. you could see slowing southbound, and we'll take a look at the crash in scottsdale. and scary moments at a mall as smoke pours out of a woman's purse. what she is claiming happened. and amazing images, a super in just moments, i'll show you the brand new video coming in of some of the damage. this is a monster here. we have a few high clouds visible in the time lapse of

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blink and you'll miss it. an explosion in the new jersey mall. >> almost looks like a magic trick but that's not what see the black smoke out of the purse? the owner claims that the spare battery from her vape cigarette was the only thing in there. if something touches it and connects it with the positive and negative side it can overheat. scary nonetheless. as we look at abc15 desert doppler, it's all clear.

metro as we scan the skies across the state. things are nice and dry. as we go through today, the storm track is lower. the only spot where we have the storm track is along the eastern border so this does include the spots like the white mountains. the storm system that brought us the strong winds yesterday, the moisture to start the week is slowly lifting north, and we have cooler, drier air setting in across the state, and that means today, temperatures are average and no storm chances for the phoenix metro. so we'll go from 77 now back into the 80s by 8:00 and 90s by 11:00, and today's high, only up to 97 degrees, a degree lower than yesterday. winds, we'll talk about how strong they'll be today. mallory? iris, a crash in scottsdale

crash and it's blocking a good portion of the intersection here. you can see a big response and here is one of the vehicles involved and one of the other cars involved could have caught fire. so it's a spot to avoid and definitely seeing slowing there. a closer look at hayden and osborne, all the slowing on hayden right now. a smart route, scottsdale is a good option but that's slowing down so pima or 101 or thomas road to get valley, the delays on the i-10 in the west valley. we'll take a look at that next, chris. mallory, an arizona school, an arizona school shutting off the water supply, and we are told it's happening because of students's safety. we'll explain, danielle. and information on the wild chase involving a semi truck. we spoke with someone who said that the driver of this truck

today is one of the best mornings. take a look outside, folks. it's 6:15. what a beautiful sunrise we are about to witness in the valley of the sun. 77degrees, how nice is that? we'll check out the deserts drive times but first, here is chris. water school. take a look there at the water systems set up. they shut down the water out of an abundance of caution with led found in the water. a wild chase, likely watching it on your phone as we

11 yesterday, just crazy. >> yeah, a suspect behind the wheel of a semi leading police on an hours long chase in california, and a person who trains truck drivers in the valley said this thief had experience. darlene wisenburger told us that it's too tough to do a u- turn in a trucker and take it through the mountains if you've got no experience. >> i would say he definitely knew what he was doing and going down like he was hitting all the gears because he was going fast. >> we learned that the driver's name was james edgily. he said he didn't want to go back to jail. >> plan didn't work withouty on -- so well. and russian hackers have hacked the world antidoping

simone biles and serena williams online. biles posted on twitter she takes medicine for adhd and said, quote, it's nothing to be ashamed of. they went through the proper channels for the medication. and edward snowden asking for a presidential pardon. while you were sleeping, he said he deserves to be pardoned before president obama leaves office. his actions, while they may be against the letter have changed the world for the better, and that's a quote. it does not appear that the white house will soften its stance against snowden. orlando is planning to build a memorial to honor the victims of the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. there will be a commemorative fence that lines the area. and happening today, the

fire will re-open to worshippers. this is the same mosque where the pulse shooter once attended. it's believed to be a hate crime and there is a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. i want to share new video with you, flooding and storm damage in florida. tropical storm julia on the move and it's a slow-moving storm, moving slowlier than 10 miles per hour and expected to bring very heavy rain and possible flash parts of florida. flash flooding signs alerting people to be conscious around the waters. julia should be a tropical depression later tonight. and you are tracking a strong storm, chris? iris, this is a typhoon, a super storm, in taiwan, and this cyclist trying to get up amid the heavy winds but this is not over here.

let me show you better video as it's on the move. the damage there, the storm has weakened but made landfall as a category 4 storm, 185 miles per hour and both countries are placing for severe flooding and mudslides. shelters are now open as people continue to take cover. all right. let's talk about now, the most accurate forecast back here at home and i wanted to show you the shot of these flags in downtown phoenix. yesterday, the flags, the tree, all whipping around in the wind. the winds today a different picture, much lighter across the valley and the state. let's talk about phoenix, winds out of the east at 7 miles per hour and we have winds at 5 to 10 miles per hour across much of the valleys this morning as we start the day with the temperature in the 70s, right at 77 at phoenix sky harbor. out of the east southeast, the

felt yesterday. even in the high country, lighter, between 5 and 10 miles per hour this morning, and we see go through afternoon, lighter up there, so no alerts but still, we will get breezes but not enough to reach the wind alert criteria, sustained winds between 10 and 20 miles per hour and here in the valley, 5 to 15 miles per hour out of the west southwest this afternoon. there should be a nice afternoon but sunny skies d lighter winds in the valley and some breezes across northern arizona. we'll go from 77 now to 92 by lunchtime, a gradual warm up, and we'll stay in the upper 90s and mid-90s tomorrow with highs every day through saturday. the morning temperatures, feeling better, upper 60s to low 70s, and we say triple

sunday. mallory? all right. a crash on i-17 and they cleared it moments ago on the northbound on-ramp at 7th avenue and it was slowing traffic down but things are pretty much back to normal as you can see from the adot camera. and switching to the traffic map, extra delays with the rush hour at the durango curve. but i-17 southbound at bethany home and camelback, those incidents have cleared out. the extra slow spot thi morning is the 10, a 30-minute desert drive time, eastbound from 75th to the mini stack, and slowing starts before 75th and by the time you hit the item, you will see things ease up. and we are not seeing crashes in the spot with the delays but this crash off to the side at jack rabbit trail before loop 303. we'll head out to the east valley in a few minutes the.

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look out for a brazen burglar. how brazen? >> investigators say he broke into the same home three days in a row, time after time after time. there he is. he walks in the home in broad daylight when the homeowners were out of town. they think he got in through a window. >> in all, he got away with tvs, ipods, ipads, a protector, bikes, a computer, and 1 day, he finished the cheesecake the fridge, just helped himself and picked up the crumbs off the floor and ate those, too. >> there is something about seeing someone in your -- in the house n your space that makes me nervous. >> such a violation and he felt like he could go back again and again. it's called the apple store but it's not what you think. they don't have a genius bar or iphones or computers. it's not that apple store. >> it's an apple store in green bay, wisconsin but they sell

they get hundreds of calls a day asking for the new iphones or set up an appointment to repair an ipad. the store opened for the season on monday and they have sold out of their apples. it would be funny if they tried to give someone help. >> invite them there for apple by. >> apple cider, love it. do you have an old device taking up space? consider donating it and letting it be a holiday miracle for a kid in we're teaming up with the earnhardt auto centers. you can drop off an old bike at 20 different earnhardt locations, donate money, or volunteer to help to fix up the bikes. you can find more on abc15.com//bikes. this guy making his first court appearance, he is the guy that officers say intentionally drove right at three police officers. this is the video that we have seen and heard.

information on the story. and take a look at the 10, super slow at 67th, and there is a new crash in the area. i'll map that out for you. as you're enjoying the last cup of coffee, the last sip as

right now in downtown phoenix, we have video of a suspect in court. that's coming up. and a community is on high alert, looking to find the person behind suspicious fires. and a fighter jet pilot goes unconscious. you have to see the video coming up. breaking news of brand new stories and a weather update, mallory. we have a bad spot. this is if the clearing stages,

but it's slowing things down, hayden road and osborn. they are loading at least one of the cars that is involved in the crash. i have been telling you thomas or loop 101 or scottsdale but, again, it looks like it will be cleared in the next couple minutes. but a look at the big picture as far as the freeways go. the 101 in the north valley slowing down near the 17 but th right now, solid delays from the 101 to the jet park tunnel and we have a new crash. this is a look from the adot, hard to see but cleatly off on the off -- completely off at i- 75, and you always have the curiosity factor, iris. and this is what you will see as you head out, a few high

- - can see it's all dry and sunny, all dry again. and temperature wise, feeling really good. in the 70s right now and we'll stay in the 70s in the next hour or so before we warm back up. we will warm into the 90s today but that's it. kids are getting out of school, we're talking temperatures in the 90s and lighter winds, too. we'll talk about how long we keep the 90s in the 7-day we have been talking about this in the studio here, the video, shocking and hard to watch and so many have seen it. certainly, we will not forget about this video any time soon, sickening and amazing at the same time. a driver intentionally targeting valley police officers. while you were sleeping, the suspect behind the courtedly act, marc payne, made his first court appearance, and katie

step of the way, and, katie, turns out this guy is no stranger to police. >> reporter: that's right. and turns out, chris, he attacked officers a few years ago in a traffic stop. the judge declared him too big of a threat to the community and he will stay behind bars. payne is walking in and slumps over in front of the judge. in court, the prosecutors say that are payne stalked officers in this maroon car four minutes at the quiktrip, and then he ran into them, sending one of them several feet into the air. payne slumped in front of the judge clearly annoying her. >> i need to you stand up straight and give me your name and date of birth. mr.payne, stand up straight, please.

court again next week. dan? it's unclear what caused this crash. air 15 over 57th and broadway but the good newis both phoenix police officers are expected to be okay. they collided with the white pickup, and one officer was taken to the hospital. >> it's not a matter of if. it's a matter of when. that's what the folks in florida understood. this is on the way and sure enough, the public health officialwh disease will progress have been right every step of the way. fighting the bite to keep the zika virus at bay, dozens of mayors from across the country, including arizona, are hoping washington, d.c. will listen. they want the gridlock to end saying they need funds to study zika and find a way to get rid of it, and in pinal county, the

mosquito fogging there. they are focusing on the west nile but zika is already a concern. it will happen every friday, dan. we are on verdict watch in the trial of the scottsdale yoga teacher accused of letting several underage boys at a bar ms. lindsey radomski's said that the evidence does not add up. >> we have presented a plethora of evidence in the case. we ask that you find her not guilty. >> if convicted, she could face 6 months behind bars. in a chandler neighborhood

they are taking action to protect themselves and now have home surveillance cameras. they went up because of six suspicious fires that we were reporting within the past month. >> nothing's going to happen on my property without being picked up by the motion sensors on the camera. >> if you have any information, please call chandler police. chandler police are not the only ones trying fire mystery. three fires all started this morning might be linked. the crews were able to put the flames out before they got out of hand. new information about a arson investigation near ash fork and the woman deputies say is behind the massive flames. she is in jail on a $250,000 bond. neighborssay they saw i rent hillard in the home before the flames got out of control. the 44-year-old was staying in

burned down. witnessers --witnesses said that she was smiling and drinking a beer before the fire. the homeowner said they had several issues with the suspect. dan, the white house is planning to increase the number of refugees accepted into the u.s. 100,000 as you look live at the capitol there. the policy has been a top campaign issue. temporary ban on all muslims immigrating to the u.s. and hillary clinton said she would like to see the number of refugees accepted increase to 65,000, danielle. hillary clinton will return to the campaign trail tomorrow. >> the former secretary of state has been at her new york home recovering from pneumonia and will speak at an event tomorrow in north carolina. while out sick, president obama

battle ground states. >> and trump will be campaigning in flint, michigan. the city has been in the headlines because of the water crisis. politicians from both parties say what happened in flint is a prime example of government mismanagement and an aging infrastructure that must be addressed. mitch mcconnell said that the decision not to vote is a big gamble for the gop. if clinton wins, the chamber would be narrowly divided forcing clinton to consider a more moderate pick. >> recover. recover. recover. take a look at that video. you heard what was happening

and incredible technology of fighter jets this much -- and this video was declarified. the student pilot went unconscious. he woke up after the auto pilot function saved his life. and this is a training base out there, and i flew with the thunder birds at the air force base in tucson, and they tell you what you are out -- this is video from my experience, you have to do the deep breaths. it does not take much. we hit 9 gs, and i could feel it going dark there. >> you know a thing or two about complications as well. not so easy breezy for you? >> no, not so easy breezy and

16 pilots can do. >> danielle, ghost rider there. routers is proposing a hearing in 1 week on the epipen price increase. the drug combats allergic reactions and the price went from $60 to $6,000, and the company will be forced to give congress documents on the details and other companies will be looked meanwhile, checking in with my friend meterologist iris hermosillo. chris, a few more clouds in the south valley and south of phoenix. but looking north, clear skies and looking at the phoenix valley cam. this afternoon, abundant sunshine and the uv index is back in the high range today so that the burn times are right at 15 minutes. so sunblock or skin protection is a great idea.

forecast. right now, feeling great at 77 degrees and we have 70s across the valley. we'll warm about 10 degrees at 10:00, so a gradual warm up, and the 90s don't set in until 11:00 or noon. we'll talk about the winds next. and iris, we have a new crash i-17 southbound near thunderbird, and it's partially blocking the hov lane. looks like they tried to move possible but avoid that lane and move over to the right to get by and it's heavy in the area because of that. the north part of the valley with slowing, showing you the traffic map, a 13 minute desert drive time, eastbound 101 from the 17. and eastbound has been quiet all morning long with a couple of minor slow spots on i-10 from the 202 to u.s. 60 with on and off slowing there. and now on to a traffic alert

yavapai county this weekend and this involves blowing up a bridge, yeah. so if your plans include the area, be prepared for delays. the old bridge from the 1950s will be imploded and cause delays between fine:00 and -- 9:00 and 11:00 on saturday morning. losing a child, a parents' nightmare happening twice years apart. how one mother is trying to find a way to move forward. and help is coming to those with the galaxy note 7. the plans by samsung to prevent phones from catching fire. and a drug that can reverse the effects of an overdose and the police training on the drug that can help to save lives. we are on day 3 of the search for a suspect accused of hitting and killing a teenager.

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deja vu in the worst way for a mother. 19-year-old alexis rumer was killed in surprise. and her mom said that she lost another daughter years ago because of the same thing. he --she doesn't know how to move forward. >> the dark days and the nights are probably the worst -- the worst times because that's you realize she's not coming home. and her room is right next to mine. and it's not gonna happen. >> so horrific for that family. as for the other driver, he is still in the hospital in serious condition and investigators are looking into whether he was impaired, dan. the heroin epic is taking a toll on our nation. and police officers in tucson

overdoses with medication. narcan can work within seconds to reverse overdoses and potentially save someone's life. officers began looking into the drug months ago when overdoses were on the rise in the midwest and on the east coast. it's not just for heroin or fentanyl. >> i am not talking about using this on people who may be just overdosed on heroin. someone could have a prescription a child who may get their hands on it. >> the drug costs about $35 a dose. there is relief in sight for people to with a galaxy note 7. some seaning announced it will hand out new phones on sunday but not in america. this is in south korea the phones will get a software update on tuesday and that is supposed to prevent the batteries from overheating,

to 60%. more than 70 cases reported in the u.s. an asu student is claiming that a samsung cell phone combusted but his phone is a different model from the note 7, the 1 that samsung is already having trouble with. last month, patel said he was writing an essay for class and started to smell smoke and then lt on his leg and ripped his pants off as quick as he could. >> tried to get my pants off as quick as i could, and next thing i knew, my pants were on the floor and my room filled with smoke. >> samsung said to us in a response, quote, consumer safety is samsung's top priority and we in contact with mr. patel and conducting a thorough investigation into his case and doing everything we can to help him but, boy, the

scary stuff, and for apple users, if you haven't downloaded the ios upgrade, you may want to hit pause. users are training about problems. somesay it turned the scream black. apple said plug the device into the computer and connect to i- tunes to restore the system. and speaking of phones, twitter and television colliding here and it's time to stream video on twitter. the company launched anticipated app for apple tv and it will be on amazon fire tv and xbox 1. you can stream a variety of clips including 10 thursday night nfl games and nba content. the apps will be free but will have ads. and you don't have to have a twitter account. the keyword, danielle, as you and dan go into the next story, this is free. >> wow. we like free. imagine if your phone bill

$9,000? that's not free. >> if you have teenagers, it sometimes feels like that, but that's what verizon is charging a mother of 2 in florida. she said she is not paying the bill because there is no way she used enough data to make her bill spike. >> across the u.s., this happens of verizon users are complaining about paying ridiculous fees for extended data usage. so interesting stuff there, but let's check in with iris, and the winds this a different story; right? it really is, danielle. not creeping on the neighbors but i want to zoom in on the valley cam and show you the palm trees around the abc15 studios. yesterday they were waving in the wind but this morning, much lighter winds across the valley and the state. the winds are between 5 and 10 miles per hour and temperatures are sitting in the low 70s in

the valley camera, glendale, 73, and mesa, 72. and in the phoenix metro, winds out of the west at 5 to 15 miles per hour and breezy up to the north. but overall, the winds are backing off a bit. drier air is pushing in as we enjoy a nice day for cooler air and a slight chance of storms in the white mountain but otherwise, plan on drier conditions in the hour-by-hour forecast and a high of 97 today. the 7 day is still ahead. i want to update you on the crash. i misspoke. it's not on the 17 but the 51 southbound at thunderbird. it's not being belowing traffic. it's completely off to the left- hand side and take a look at speeds. just a little slowing on the 51. now, i-17 around the durango

we jumped up to a 15-minute desert drive time. and no crash but you will see it heavy to 19th, maybe 7th. and extra delays this, and i- 10, pretty bad, almost a 35, 36- minute drive from the 101 to the i-17 stack, and another new crash from the adot camera, i- 10 at 83rd. and it's hard to see but you can see the flashing lights n the right side, not blocking traffic but adding to the mess on i-10. chris? all right, mallory, and first on abc 15 this morning, a

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i'm katie conner live in phoenix with brand new video of marc payne who tried to run over three police officers yesterday at a gas station. while you were sleeping, he appeared in court for the first time where a judge denied him bail. he faces several charges and is due back in katie conner, abc15 news. katie, breaking news, just into the live desk, a man's body was found at home, shot. he was found after his family said they were worried about his safety near 60th avenue and thomas. officers are not saying what they believe happened but tell us that the victim's car is missing. we will work to get more on this story. and justin pazera in the

are looking for the guy who hit and killed a 17-year-old on i- 17 on monday who was just trying to get his stalled car going again. he could be driving a gray chevy impala this morning. so if you see it, you need to call 911. he is considered armed and dangerous. justin pazera, abc15. leslie merritt, junior, suing the state and dpa the freeway shooting in the case claiming malicious prosecution. the lawsuit does name maricopa county montgomery. ballistics tests came back inconclusive and the charges against merritt were dropped, danielle. and a new army of germ- zapping robots. they will destroy deadly germs and bacteria that are stuck on

cause hospital-acquired infections. the va will be the first place to test out the new robots. the memory cafe in tempe, once a week, people with dementia can go and meet with others to stay socially active and get information on new programs. the mayor said he is looking to make tempe the first dementia- friendly society. and a the men and women in uniform in mesa. they are getting a free breakfast thanks to a business there on main street. the auto company is taking action for first responders, a show of thanks and gratitude and thank you to the company by notifying us by sending us an e- mail at share@ abc15. and check out the next few days, we'll be staying in the 90s each afternoon and the

great. make early on morning hiking plans for saturday morning. it will be in the 60s to 70s. and the desert drive time on i-10, up to 32 minutes from loop 101 to 17 with two crashes at 75th and 83rd, and a quick look at the adot camera, minor delays 60 westbound at country club. we'll be back in 25 it was doggie destiny was mr. bonejangles expecting the perfect toy at an amazing price? of course not. he's a dog. but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find,

good morning, america. breaking right now, tropical storm julia slams the southeast. the system growing overnight after sparking a tornado in florida and torrential rain. now georgia and the carolinas on alert for flooding. donald trump under investigation. new legal trouble over his charity as president obama takes aim. >> this is the guy you want to be championing working people? >> trump trying to win female voters overnight. teaming up with ivanka to unveil his child care plan. >> i think it's going to make a lot of people very, very happy. a lot of moms very happy. >> this morning ivanka joins us live. terrifying attack. a driver caught on camera plowing into police officers at a gas station sending one flying