and the protests in court against the state are now over, too. the court settlement lays out what papers are. police can investigate someone's immigration status if the person can't show an i.d. but here's the caveat. if a speeding ticket is written already or a person has bonded out of jail, police can't apprehend them just for finding out >> it's not an issue of right or left. it's right or wrong. they have the ability to check immigration status. we want to make sure no members of law enforcement are involved in racial profiling or obtaining people unnecessarily. >> reporter: this person doesn't want police looking into suspect's immigration status.

a particular ethnic background or ethnic community. >> reporter: and the successlingment has an effect on -- settlement has an effect on those who sued the state. back to you. >> a lot of question about the players in this story tonight. what started as a home invasion, now a an investigation by phoenix police. they were forced to shoot a man that led them on a chase. they say he tried to run and point a gun at officers. that's when they shot him. they made three arrests after they found drugs linked to the crimes. maybe it was the guilt since his wanted picture was all over the news. whatever the reason, a valley driver now facing the consequences of a deadly hit and run. 24-year-old arlando smith turned himself into authorities. he's accused of killing a 19- year-old man just trying to fix his car on i-17 in phoenix monday morning. looks like a casual stroll

police tell us this guy may know something about a sexual assault at the w hotel in scottsdale. hear the exact details. it happened sunday, september 4th, between 11:00 and 11:30 at night. they need an arrest in this right away. you would think they want justice. but the two people shot outside a 7-eleven while sitting at a bus stop aren't saying much about it. so police are trying to find out if they know the gunman in the case. they are expected to be okay. he's just a baby and already in the fight of his life. the 1-year-old and three adults were all seriously hurt in the accident on the loop 101 in indian school today. we're told a few cars were involved in this one. but right now, no word on what caused this crash. and lives at risk in this case. i told you from the live desk, an official samsung note 7 recall tonight. it's a whopping $1 million.

down. and they're saying yet again to immediately stop using any of the phones sold before today. samsung has 92 reports so far of batteries overheating, exploding, causing fires even in cars and a garage. and no one safe. you saw minutes ago on "world news" of an asu student burned by a different model of a galaxy s7. you can bring the recalled phones on board but only they are turned off and in your carry on bags. samsung hopes to have replacement phones in most their stores by next wednesday. heartbreaking new details about the mother of two killed in a crash and surprise on the same day the teen's suspect is in court. joe is live outside there. and joe, we're learning the victim's family is heading to town. >> reporter: i spoke to them

williams, arizona. they're just devastated. stunned about the turn of events that took their daughter's life here. she was a psychologist on her way to work yesterday morning. she had just dropped off her 15- year-old son at school and put her 6-year-old son on the bus. margie was a single mom. she just divorced last month. 18-year-old keith johnson slammed her truck into her car and two others. allegedly because he was depressed and wanted to kill himself. neighbors are angry. >> selfish. he should've just done something else. it was centuryish on his -- selfish on his part. to take someone else's life along with your own. that's sad. >> reporter: back to you. >> thank you so much, jeff. we send you a breaking

for you. police say a man was seen running down the street with a meat cleaver and he hit an officer in the street with it in the face. that's when police fired 18 times. the guy was shot and in critical condition. he's been in trouble many times before. 15 different arrests. the latest three weeks ago after he was found carrying knives near a synagogue. as for the motive today, still waiting for that investigation. we've already seen officers targeted for no reason tonight. deputies in our state are being attacked just for trying to help. not once but five times. they say this man, 25-year-old ewely sis g -- ulysses got drunk, fell, and was hurt wednesday morning. they say he got nasty, hit deputies with his fists, and kicked them as well. your voit, your vote.

your vote. we bring you election coverage every night. hillary clinton back on the campaign trail after rest from pneumonia. three days she spent at home were a gift, she said, allowing herself to reflect on plans for the country. the democratic nominee says her election against donald trump will be decided by who registers to vote and which campaign is able to motivate those who do to get out there and cast a ballot. trump meantime speaking at a new york economics club today. but his campaign not waiting to talk economy. ahead of the speech they spelled out for the first time how much trump's plans for the american economy would cost if elected. trump says his tax cut would cost 4.4 trillion over ten years action including the

but the cost would be compensated by economic growth as well as an infusion of new money from trade, energy, and regulatory reforms. he promises to create 25 million jobs over the next decade. [ inaudible ] spent 50 years in state government beginning as a state secretary. she roll hairdo and plain spoken manner. she lived in the same home in phoenix for 55 years and kept her home phone number listed. she had recently moved to hospice care after a fall. just a miracle rescue out there in north carolina. a little girl begins a long road to recovery at this hour. in just the past few hours, search crews found this 6-year- old alive but chained to a tree

police say a registered sex offender kidnapped her last night. tonight she's recovering in the hospital. her accused kidnapper is behind bars. back here in the valley, the state of wild forces and burrows at protest. animal advocates say the herds should be darted with birth control. the blm says it will not now your most accurate forecast. a high of 97 degrees today put us a few degrees below average. this time of year it's 100. skies are sunny. they'll stay that way through the workweek tomorrow. back already down to the mid- outs throughout the valley. and lows -- mid-90s throughout the valley. and lows are spectacular. looking great in mesa, glendale, and goodyear. 7:00 p.m., 91 degrees.

here in phoenix. now, we are going to stay sunny and dry through the weekend. but we are going to get slightly warmer. and the triple digits will be back soon. so we'll take you through that weekend forecast and when we could see rain chances back in play, too, coming up. the walls of two glendale schools are literally crumbling to the point where it was no longer safe to keep kids inside. kids being moved to other campuses this week saying they have no choice. this is an emergency. but abc15's macy ablasias with more on the story. >> reporter: they try to keep a sunny disposition. >> an hour, hour and a half. >> i like the new school and it's so fun. >> they did great. they did great. >> reporter: they're going through major disruptions to their schoolyear. days off, different buildings short or classroom time. but was it necessary? this report from 2011, five

dangers and repairs at landmark school for masonry wall cracks. they suggested more minor repairs to avoid more structural problems. more reports followed well before this. the rebar support and the walls rusted away and kids having to be bussed to temporary campuses. abc15 has reached out to the school district and state cool facilities board asking about the timeline, why more repairs this emergency situation was even necessary in the first place. we have not heard back from them. when we do, we will share it with you. one tweet and a dad's already made up his mind. only on abc15, he tells us why he knows his son was murdered in cold blood. >> we have a deal on sb1070. but what about the immigration raids? a deal in the sheriff's office.

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the case calling joe shapir shapiro's raids is not over yet. >> a judge still has to issue a final ruling and attorneys have a deadline until tomorrow to make their case. as for his racial profiling case, a young approved a $3,000 payment to that court appointed monitor who's making sure the sheriff is following the law. >> it sounds like an episode of "to catch a predator." but in mesa, a man planned to meet two young girls for sex. james robert brose communicated with an undercover police officer online. he said he was looking for preteen girls and agreed to pay $200.

showed up to meet them. we have a crime alert at this hour involving children. there's a man they are trying to -- that is trying to lure children into his car. his recent target, a young boy. now he'll have to pay for his crime. eric wolf pleading guilty to falsely obtaining veteran status. the tempe man caught when he tried to forge documents to get a veterans driver's license and license plate. his some advice about hoa. you either love them or hate them. and a lot of you hate them. but a lot of the information you need is in the ccnr, the big chunk of paper you bought when you bought the place but never -- when you bought the place but never read. read them! >> you can also get involved with the board meetings if you

let them know how you feel and get others to feel the same way and vote out the board. >> there is a dispute process. unfortunately, a lot of these things end up in court. so keep that documentation. >> and go to our facebook page and let us know how you feel about your hoa right there. there are limits on the road and the government wants to slow down truck drivers but requiring them to use electronic device that is regulate speed. this will increase deadly crashes. they believe othe huge role and the government isn't factoring that in. the rules haven't been finalized yet. donald trump's claim is wrong, we're told. ford announced it was going to move small car production to mexico. but in an interview, trump claimed the community -- company was going to fire all their employees in the u.s. ford's response? >> not one job will be lost. and most of our investment is

continue to be. >> reporter: mark fields also says it's really resident when politics get in the kay of the -- in the way of the facts. the nevada oversight committee voting to recommend $750 million in public funding to help build a 65,000 seat stadium near the las vegas strip for the oakland raiders and rebels. in the end, it could costing you in a hotel tax. sports brought to you by sanderson ford. >> we hear the phrase caught often in sports. a must-win game. it's hard to believe q have a must-win game in week two. but it is. they must come out sunday afternoon and take care of the tampa bay buccaneers. in fact, when you're talking about the nfl, he says it's a must win every week. >> they're all, you know, must wins. this is not baseball where you

basketball where they play 80 plus games. every single week, you got to fighting to get wins so you don't get behind. there's 16 other teams 0-1 right now. we have to make sure we're not one of the two teams that are 0- 2. we control that. a quick suns note for you. they'll be without one of their veterans for a while. pj tucker underwent successful back surgery today. the small forward is expected to miss six to eight weeks. the about six weeks away. if you're headed to the cardinals game, get ready. it'll be the hottest day of the weekend. and the hottest day i have for you in the seven-day forecast, too. so kickoff will be 91 degrees in glendale. from that point on, triple digits for the rest of the afternoon as the cardinals take on the buccaneers here on sunday. sunshine throughout the day today. it's been gorgeous and temperatures below average with our high today of 97 degrees.

tempe is at 95. and deer valley at 91. lows tonight, 60s and 70s across the valley. a little below average as skyings stay clear. and tomorrow, more -- skies stay clear. and tomorrow, more sunshine. back to where we were today. 99 in maricopa. 93 tomorrow in cave creek. and 95 in anthem. so sunshine will not only persist in the valley but across the entire state tomorrow. no storm chances in play. for us, 81 degrees. flagstaff at 73. sedona at 83. it's been breezy in some spots today. and tomorrow, winds pick up a little bit in the afternoon. but nothing major. this is 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. perhaps a few breezes in the flagstaff area with winds 10 to 15 miles per hour. but light winds across much the state throughout the day. here's our rain chances. nothing in the valley through the weekend. and just a slight chance coming back to the higher terrain on sunday. and then we'll kick up those

perhaps our last dose of moisture for the monsoon season coming in early next week. so we have some rain chances back in play which is going to be good because the latest drought update just came in. we have 41% of our state under moderate drought which includes all of maricopa. any additional rain is always helpful. the outlook of precipitation throughout september, we have equal chances of above normal or below normal precipitation. and temperatures look to be very good chance of that happening across the entire state. so coming up, we'll look at your seven-day forecast and see how far above average we're going to be over the next seven days. >> new danger on the road with even more airbags that may not protect us in a crash. and just getting the breaking details on this at the live desk. i'll show you the cars affected. 2 million chrysler dodge jeep and lancias from 2010 to 2014. those are the model years.

a wiring problem may not deploy your airbag or tighten your seatbelt. if you have one of these cars, you'll be contacted to replace one of those parts. you trust a dentist to protect your teeth. what about a machine? what if we told you it was worth it? >> hard to believe this happened here in arizona. tonight a new arrest after a restaurant manager is brutally attacked at work. >> a valley teen makes it easy

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

because they're hopeless. because they're hopeless. a long history of abuse, the students may never recover.

not even the lawsuits will slow them down. adot shows construction on the south freeway project on monday. the big stuff starts early next year. that 22-mile freeway is expected to open in late 2019 and will link the east and west valley. the search is not over for joseph daniel lagory. the award for informatio been upped to $700. he's described as a white man, 5-foot, 9. 180-pounds. if you have any information, please call silent witness. this september mark -- this december marks the 75th anniversary on the attack of pe -- pearl harbor.

sailors and marines will be inscribed here. they're proud to remember those who served and sacrificed their lives on that tragic day. coming up, just an emotional interview with the parents of the woman you just heard about at 6:00. her life cut short on a valley road. >> she was supposed to spend her life in prison. and now a valley mom gets a second chance to walk free and away from a violent child abuse case. >> time to put anger aside. see how the community is we are the tv doctors of america. and we're partnering with cigna to help save lives. by getting you to a real doctor for an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health. doctor poses. learn your key health numbers,

a fight this week with a roommate in gilbert ended in bloodshed and may have spilled over into the internet. >> despite the online evidence, the man that pulled the trigger on their son is only facing second degree murder.

you'll only see on abc15. >> and he's taken a beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, wonderful young man from a lot of people that loved and cared for him. >> reporter: gorafalo believes his son was murdered in cold blood by his roommate, penton. he told police a d plea. according to gilbert police report, he told officers danny began violent that day and a fight broke out. pentonthen grabbed his gun and shot him. >> my son was not a violent man. you could put that up to anybody who knew him. he brightened autopsy a room when he walked in. >> reporter: two days before this tweet was sent. it's from an aaccount that looked like -- it's from an

penton's saying that if he doesn't move out, he'll murder his roommate. >> come on! he's tweeting he'll do it! he didn't get out. why didn't he just leave, chris? i don't understand that. >> reporter: he could face 10 years to more than 20 years in prison, a possibility that the victim's family can't understand. we can't show you his face because of his age. but we can tell you the crime scene linked to one valley teen. the 17-year-old admitted shot and killed rosario cortez back in september 2nd. the teen was picked up at his home in mesa. we know there was a fight the time of the shooting but we don't know what started it. from life behind bars to a second chance at life. a valley woman walking out a free woman. elizabeth whittle accused of shaking her quadruplets so violently she broke their bones

she's asking her sentence to be reduced from 172 years to just 17. and now the 18-year-old children are now thriving in their adoptive home. i after the uproar, the tears, legal hurdles, both sides of the sb1070 debate made their peace tonight. the last seven challenges have been thrown out, challenged by civil rights groups in the state to make sure officers are not engaging in racial profiling. they now must do. the reasons for pulling someone over if they believe that person is illegally. man tried to take his own life, instead killing an innocent woman, taking her mom away from two kids. it's a fiery crash in surprise today. and now her parents are speaking out to us tonight. just spoke with them. jason? >> reporter: we're in margie's neighborhood. she's never coming back. her two kids, ages 6 and 15, are now without a mom. her parents say this is all

somebody else. now, take a look. this is what destroyed lives look like. the twisted metal part of a grisly scene wednesday morning. she's a psychologist, on her way to work. the suspect swerved at margie's car. she was killed and two other drivers were hurt in that four- car pileup that followed. johnson admitted on scene he was trying to commit suicide. margie's parents having a hard time understanding this one. >> loving, person who had her life cut short by this idiot who wanted to commit suicide and he took her life and he should've gone out and hit a brick wall, not damaged other people's lives [ holding back tears ] >> reporter: more from this very emotional interview. margie was just putting her life together, we're told, after a divorce. >> and we're thinking of her kids as well.

easier tonight after a dangerous fugitive finds himself behind bars. we first told you about the manhunt for david howe earlier this week after police linked him to a brutal attack at a pizza shot in tucson. that violent encounter captured on chilling surveillance video. no word yet on how they tracked him down. the reason still doesn't make sense. an ambulance decorated with a military memorial targeted by vandals last week. megan thompson tells us it didn't take long for the community at that take action. >> reporter: that was a story that made a lot of people angry. many wondering who would do something like this. but one local company decided to do above being angry and do something about it. emergency medical veterans response was on their way to a 9/11 event when they found their ambulance destroyed. >> they cut all this. >> reporter: it cost thousands

desert signs stepping in that same day saying they'll do it all for free. they've been working the last few days designing a brand new wrap. he wanted something to honor all military. all the work will be worth it when they get to show it off. >> it'll be amazing. i'm sure there may be some tears when he sees the end result happening tomorrow afternoon. dill says she's 120% sure they're going to love the design they've come up with. in phoenix, megan thompson, abc15 news. happening right now, answers for students shut up by itt tech. that's the hope tonight. students are getting updates about the sudden closing about the campuses. they'll get advice what to do next as well. now your most accurate

as we look at desert doppler, not a storm in sight anywhere across the state. dry air is taking over and not just dry in the valley. it is dry even in the higher terrain. it's been gorgeous today where the high hit 97 degrees. below our average which is 100 this time of year. and right now, low to mid-90s across the valley. we'll see the 90s about another hour or so and down into the upper 80s through 8:00 and 9:00 tonight in the valley. so beautiful night ahead. sunny and dry day through the weekend. absolutelily warmer tomorrow. and then -- slightly warmer tomorrow and then the triple digits come back. a major development just coming into the law desk on this blue angels crash we told you about back in june. pilot air is to blame. the navy releasing a report saying a marine captain lost control of his fighter jet because he was traveling too fast and couldn't recover because he was too low. jeff cuss was killed practicing

crashed, burst into flames. no one on the ground was hurt in all this. the report also cites pilot fatigue. out of columbus tonight. what we're learning about that teen shot and killed by police. zika funding held hostage in d.c.? all we need is a budge.

while lawmakers bick funding, many are still getting zika. >> a plan involving planned parenthood and something republicans wanted to avoid. but it seems they're willing to budge. that means zika virus money could be handed out in puerto rico, a place where the virus is spreading rapidly. >> they wanted money added for those effected by the water crisis in flint, michigan. there's a vigil going on for the 13-year-old boy shot and killed by police in

robbery when tyree king pulled out a bb gun from his waistband. attorneys for his family say king did not have a violent criminal past. he was only 13. authorities say it was unclear if the shooting was caught on surveillance video. columbus police don't use body cameras. inch a boy scout goes the distance -- a boy scout goes the distance to help some dogs in our community. >> and the rumors about adele tonight. >> and in honor of the 75th history of the pearl harbor, the arizona wildcats have come out with quite the snazzy gesture. on display tonight. >> and across the state right now as dry air continues to

a new page of controversy for sheriff paul babeu. sources tell us the fbi has subpoenaed records related to how babeu's office used seized criminal money also known as rico funds. critics have said pcso's use of the foundation is like money laundering. and they've also accused babeu of using the funds to fuel his campaign. it may already be illegal campaigning with government resources. or if they're just being used to make the sheriff look good, as he runs for congress.

back in the states but not yet home. the bodies of two colds men

their way home. both men fought alongside occureddish forces called the -- curtish forces called the people in syria. they were killed during their actions. their bodies will be returned home to colorado tomorrow. we're getting these incredible images of a bus on fire here. this is on a bridge in australia. incredible video. the driver being hailed a hero. refusing to leave the bus until all the passengers were off. he did survive and all of the passengers are okay but that fire caused traffic chaos on the sidney harbor bridge for hours. listen up. a major recall from hyundai. we're talking about 41,000 tucsons that may be stuck on the road. a software glitch can stop the

about to quit. a boy scout building a k-9 training center for his eagle scout project. there's not one for these dogs. right now, all they're looking at is a fenced dirt yard. the eighth grader is looking to get work done and honoring his late father by putting his name on the building. this december marks 75 years since the attack on pearl harbor. so this week the arizona wildcats will take on these custom uniforms to honor the sunken battleship that honors their school's name, uss arizona. and the detail, quite impressive. the helmet, jersey, and pants are the actual color of the upper mass, hull, and heel. it's inspired by the football jerseys warn in the uss arizona team's photo. the 48th state in the union

ship's cry. and that's just a few of the details. they go on and on. but it's awesome. >> wow! >> so great. beautiful. >> sports at its best right there. >> right. the details you mentioned. unbelievable. >> the list goes on and on. it's crazy. it would take 20 minutes. >> a lot of fun. really cool. all right. let's look at your forecast. and temperatures getting hotter through the weekend. but, man, is it beautiful now. 9% humidity w. moisture, 94 looks -- 9% humidity. so with that little moisture, 94 feels fantastic! temperatures are in the mid-70s from press scott, severely damaged done in that, and mesa. so here's what will happen tonight. we'll see some spots up north freeze. flagstaff hitting freezing for the first time this season early this morning. it was sooner than average which is right around september 24th. they'll be awfully close that

the official maybe hitting low. the grand canyon, 30 degrees for tonight. 50 in sedona. 46 in presscott. low 80s in presscott. and temperatures in the mid-90s across central arizona and all the areas out to the st in the 90s tomorrow. clear and quiet across the state. futurecast showing maybe just a few clouds going into saturday night for the white mountains. but otherwise, sunny and dry the next couple days statewide. we start out at 72 degrees at 6:00 a.m. in phoenix tomorrow. by 10:00, 80s set in. lunchtime at 90 degrees. and mid- to upper 90s in mid-to late afternoon. air quality will be moderate. and the uv index very high peaking between 11:00 a.m.

outdoors and enjoying the cooler temperatures. be sure you have sunscreen on for those hours particularly. most spots in the 60s. 97 in chandler and tempe. 96 for gilbert, mesa, and scottsdale. buckeye and deer valley at 96. and further north, anthem will hit 95 degrees. by saturday, phoenix back at 100 degrees. sunday is looking hotter at 104. then we see changes into next week. it could maybe be for our monsoon -- a last had a radio for our monsoon season. here in the valley, a slight chance with our best shot at tuesday. anytime is a good time for flowers. how many time have i heard that? our smart chopper team with the deal of the day sure to brighten your day. dan spindle has the details. >> national flower week is next week. that means blooming deals.

celebrating with free diy classes on saturday and an awesome smart shopper deal of the day. they help with all sorts of arrangements. we sell flowers in every color. if you go online, in the store, or call right now starting at sunday at midnight, you can get half off all arrangements. you can order as much as you want and have them delivered anywhere in the country for half off. the discount is only for the arrangements, not the delivery fee. and it's flowers. so things like weddings. the cactus flower has five locations in the valley. we'll have all of those along with a link to order the arrangements at abc15.com/smartshopper. enjoy the beauty nature has to offer for a fantastic price. >> all right, tv lovers. the time is almost here. the 68th annual primetime emmy awards. just three days away. the whole thing hosted by jimmy kimmel. they sat down for a facebook

crazy emmy questions. >> okay. for gino. i'll be making pasta with a nice red sauce to watch that emmys. should it go with a spaghetti? or rigatone? >> i'm really right now, it's an excellent idea having read this stuff. [ laughter ] >> you can watch all of his emmy jokes at 5:00. you can join in at 4:00 if you wa t carpet action. adele throws in the towel. at least that's what we're hearing. ? [ music ] ?? >> there are reports she's planning to take a ten-year break from touring after her current soldout tour because she wants to be a full-time mum. if it's true, her last performance will be here in the valley which she's making up

let's meet the bighorns and the buckeyes. >> go, go, go! [ screaming ] >> the buckeyes in red and white. while the bighorns in black take the cash early, the buckeyes' defense stiffens. while the fans are loving the intensity, sometimes you have to resort to bribery to get the kids to play harder. >> you want that playstation 4? i >> reporter: the 1st half comes to a scoreless end. that means it's time for coaching strategy. >> i need you to turn it up a little bit more. just a little bit more! we only have 20 minutes left, guys! that's it! >> on the opposite guy, you have the inside guy out. always two inside and out. >> reporter: after some pep talks, it's back to the action. and the buckeyes' offense

number 24, nicholas breaks one open and puts chandler in scoring condition in the 3rd quarter. [cheers and applause] on the next play, quarterback bellchar takes it in and the buckeyes are on the scoreboard. the extra point is good and the home team is in command. the defense staying tough throughout the 2nd half nd buckeyes coming away with a 13- nothing w. congratulations bighorns and buckeyes. you're this week's small stars. [ chanting ] >> one, two, three, buckeyes!!! [cheers and applause] they got the cheer part down. that's for sure. here's a look at tonight's primetime. two hours of ""grey's anatomy"" at 7:00.

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here's your top stories right now. investigators scouring through three crime scenes across the valley tonight after police shoot and kill a man. that deadly encounter beginning with a home invasion at thomas and coming to an end with bullets flying near the i-10, i- 17 interchange. no officers were hurt.

recalling galaxy note 7s because of explosion or fire. samsung is offering customers a replacement fund or now a full refund. it's a murder mystery gone unsolved for too long. who killed scottsdale's allison feldman. tonight, another look at the case. >> plus, we told you about the arrest. but wait until you hear from the valley fast food workers determined to catch this accused bandit. >> and making or missing the grade. the final results are in on the latest az merit tests. the good and the bad coming up at 10:00. all right. here's your seven-day forecast. looking dry through the weekend. but we may see a last ditch effort from monsoon 2016 early next week. we have rain chances back in play monday, tuesday, and

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