overnight. >> and construction on the 202 expected to start today but still some folks vowing to fight this expansion. . good morning, we're going get to breaking news. but i have to say mondays are sometimes tough, this shouldn't be tough weather wise. >> we're making it easy for you, my friends. right now, not so bad. 80 degrees we take a look outside. 76 degrees, i apologize, we've dropped quite a bit. humidity up a hair at 23%. dry right now, things are going to be changing and this is the culprit. this is hurricane paine. we're getting a brand new update from the national hurricane center. i'll go over the track of this and let you know when we can expect rain.

weather conditions,ior roads are looking -- your roads are looking good. minor delays on the 10 but nothing out of the ordinary. basically from 91st to 7th avenue, slow and go. near camelback i'm seeing a delay. there is a crash on 202. a tow truck is on scene but it's northbound at brown road. back at the live desk here as we're tracking breaking news this morning. this takes us to scottsdale this morning. this is really scary. a dps trooper this morning appearing to be the target during a traffic stop. katie conner is live for us off indian school and granite reef where the investigation

investigators are beg o questioning the -- are questioning the suspect who was found hiding in the bushes here. he was pulled over and had just handed over his medical marijuana card when the trooper heard a trigger pull on a dry chamber. the suspect took off from there and was caught. he was slapped in handcuffs and put in the back of this black suv as nearby for the gun. dps says he may have ditched it in the area where he was caught. back out here live, dps cleared the scene about 45 minutes ago. the name of the suspect has not yet been released. >> thank you. what a difference a year makes. this time last year, adot started tearing down homes in ahwatukee to make room for the freeway. >> fast forward to today,

for that megaconstruction project that will be the extension of the 202. justin pazera live with more. reporter: it's hard to believe that where i'm standing right now is going to be a massive freeway. construction expected to get under way this morning. you know, to get to this point, there's been lot of back and neighborhoods were demolished to make room. one of those lawsuits was filed by the gila river indian community and residentings. they've been trying to stop this freeway. a judge ruled that this expansion could happen but a local group says they're going to appeal that decision. they're calling it an unbelievable travesty of law. again, that expansion expected to start today.

you're going to see starting today is concrete barriers. they're going do go up at the interchange over there. that's where you'll see a lot of that activity. if you take this road, expect to see that starting today. . >> justin, thanks. now to another adot road project. apache junction, the city council looking for feedback on this one, the safety improvements planned for state route 88. work will next year on that paving project, repairing guardrails, updating signs and pavement markings. if you would like to sound off on that, the meeting is at 7:00 at the address on your screen. happening right now, let's talk terrorism as the u.s. on high alert after three attacks in three cities in one day. scary stuff here. we go to new york where an alert was sent out to cellphones

ahmad khan rahami. in new jersey, five suspicious devices were found outside of a train station. in minnesota, isis is now claiming responsibility for an attack, a stabbing attack inside a mall. we're going have much more on all three stories at 6:30 because things are developing as we all very activity investigations. >> all right, chris thank you. a little closer to home, parentses in tempe, you may notice extra police officers around corona del sol high school today. that's because of a school threat made last week implying that something would happen today. the district did send a letter home on friday. tempe police did not find evidence backing up the threat but they will be on campus just in case.

the discovery center will rally outside of the city council chambers. a group called no dbc says they want the land preserved and they don't want to see a museum style building go up, but sporrers -- supporters say it is early in the progress. city council will meet to change in drone rules. the rules would not apply to first responders but if passed, violaters could be fined up to $300. moments before impact, this morning, we are hearing from more witnesses who saw a plane just before it crashed into a home. >> we are seeing delays on the 10 in the west valley but in the east valley, nice conditions along i-10. >> at 4:30, i told you about

the scene of a shooting investigation. we just got updated from police. we'll share that information next. >> and we're taking a live look outside. beautiful sun rise and palm

. workers are wanted across the valley.

the job fair. phoenix sky harbor is hiring dozens of people to work at various businesses inside the airport, abm company needs a few different types of jobs and chipotle plans to hire 5,000 employees nationwide. stop by a location the 28th. you know what sounds a jog because conditions outside just absolutely beautiful. a lot of us in the low to mid 70s. i think by 7:00 we'll warm up to 77. 82 by 9:00. 102 by 4:00 so it will be hot today. could see a pop up shower later today and i'll tell you why, it's because of hurricane paine. you can see it's still about 900 miles south of us here in phoenix.

75 with gusts up to 92 miles per hour. over the next few hours, the national hurricane center is predicting it will break up and weaken a little bit back down to a tropical storm. later today, it will continue to weaken and fall apart as it moves north and closer and closer to arizona. it is going to bring us some rain. we'll tap into some of that moisture. i'll detail how it will impact the seven-day forecast next. >> your dert seven minutes on the 10. no delays as you're traveling westbound to u.s. 60. no crashes to deal with out there. in the east valley, that crash we had on the 202 is all cleared up. that was near brown road and you're not seeing extra slowing because of it. the only delays are on i-10 in the west valley. nothing out of the ordinary. this is near 59th avenue here. it's not looking bad. you can see in the distance,

off slowing. . i'm allison rodriguez live where mcso is investigating after a fatal shooting over the weekend. >> also following breaking news, look at this brand new video just in here. that's an apartment as a car smashed right through. what we're learning from this video

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. 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.

. so many of you talking about that plane crash in gilbert.

gilbert to give us the latest on that crash. i'm allison rodriguez live in guadalupe where mcso is investigating a fatal shooting that took place over the weekend. we still have lights flashing, a lot of crime scene tape up now but the information that's coming in is very limited. all we know is that one person is dead. they are investigating this as the scene here has been blocked off. just this side street and a little bit of the alley is blocked off so if you travel through this area, i don't think you'll have any problems. it was a deadly shooting but there's not much more information coming out now.

about the victim or circumstances so as soon as we get more, we'll make sure to pass that along. >> allison, thank you. from that shooting, less go to another one. this is near 40th street and thomas. you see the crime scene tape going up and you'll see a victim being loaded into an ambulance. phoenix police officers telling abc 15 news that somebody knocked on the door of this victim's house, he then opened up the door and a struggle ensued and the man was shot. the man's injuries are serious but not life threatening. the suspect is still on the run. on top of dealing with the deadliest month in the last 20 years in august when it comes to the murder rate, the chicago police department beefing up cameras and tasers. the police superintendent announcing the plan to roll this out.

have the cameras and an additional 5,000 should have them by the end of 2018. a travel nightmare for drivers across the south. five states are facing a threat of a low fuel supply because of a pipeline supply. these drivers are waiting hours to fill up in places like georgia, tennessee, north and south carolina. a quarter of a mill gallons have leaked. there's a new fear for drivers, that fear of course that gas could go up. new developments on north carolina so-called bathroom bill. the governor has withdrawn his lawsuit. that lawsuit was filed in may in response to the justice department suing the state over the measure. now the federal lawsuit will to continue will determine whether or not the state is in the right or in the wrong. check out this video coming into the news room. that's an apartment building here

it into one. thankfully, nobody was living inside this particular unit when a car crashed right in there at 15th avenue in peoria. no injuries to report on behalf of anybody who may be living nearby. i don't have an update involving the car. pharmaceutical companies and lobbyists are working to stop aimed at curbing opioid use. a study sound that has led to the deaths of 175,000 americans. [inaudible] to try and protect their own interest. meantime, president obama work dog remember those who have -- working to remember those who have lost their lives after overdosing on opioids or heroin. he says the number of deadly overdoses has

quadrupled in the past 17 years. it is 6:18, happy monday to you. let's talk about the rain we could get this weekend and how it's going to impact our drought situation. you see these yellow areas, that is where it's abnormally dry. the valley and much of the state is in the moderate drought rate. i think tomorrow's rain could help us a little bit but we're not can expecting a soaking rain. depending on tracks, that could change. today, i give it a 10% chance of rain. maybe tonight, a pop up shower as we start to get moisture from hurricane paine. 40% chance tomorrow so tuesday looking like the best day to get rain but we can't rule out rain chances for wednesday and thursday. the rest of the week looking nice and dry. today's high, 104.

is going to be a scorcher. 78 degrees is the overnight low. we'll see winds pick up as hurricane paine moves closer to us. down to 91 degrees tomorrow, 40% chance of showers. look at this, thursday, 96 degrees. after that, we see clearing with temperatures in the low to mid 90s. some places i don't think will make it out of the 80s. . >> u.s. 93 southbound could be blocked off because of a crash. i'll get more details on that we are seeing slowing in the north part of the valley. we're up to a ten minute drive time here. as you're traveling eastbound on the 101, that slow spot is around the seventh avenue area.

southbound, you're not seeing problems or even through scottsdale on the 101. we do have a crash loop 101, this is in the east valley as you're traveling northbound. it's north of warner. everything is off on the right- hand side but you could see slowing in the area. i'm also hearing of a crash on u.s. 60. it feels like we've asked you a hundred times, old bicycling taking up space? consider donating it. >> we are teaming up for the annual recycle your bicycle campaign. you can drop off your old bikes at any of 20 earnhardt locations, you can donate money or you can volunteer to help fix up those bikes. find a full list on abc15.com. happening right now, air 15 has just arrived on the scene in gilbert. this is that house where that plane crashed into the home

more on this developing investigation next. >> and a mystery unfolding in one part of the valley this morning. a series of vehicle fires now has some officials puzzled.

hir >adan. >> brand new developments coming about the egyptair crash. investigators say they have found traces of tnt amid the debris from the jet. it's unclear where it came from but officials strongly believe the crash was an inside job. all 66 people on board were killed. we've got to talk about the true meaning of friend ship. stand goes beyond making a few bucks. the 6 year old had people lined up all weekend to buy lemonade to help her best friend. her best friend is a 5 year old who was bad linter a house fire. >> the day before the fire, she says see you tomorrow because we thought the next day would be the same, but it wasn't. >> that sweet girl. look at this, even the firefighters who helped

a drink. she was able to raise $350 in one day and she plans to host more in the coming weeks. >> you know what happens when these stories go viral, 350 bucks will be the change. >> i love stories like that. if you use twitter, be prepared for big changes. starting today you'll have extra room in those tweets. twitter is changing what counts towards character limit. media attachments, also twitter quotes and user names. here at the live desk, we have to talk about our safety, our security. we're taking you back to new york and the new jersey area where investigations are under way after bomb attacks and now the role isis may have played in the minnesota attack. >> and i'm justin pazera, construction

can expect and what's going to happen to all of the trees and shrubs that are lining this area,. >> we had a crash on loop 101. it looks like it is clear but we are seeing heavy traffic.

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here for iris. reporter: yes, playing the role of iris hermosillo is. take a look at this from our queen creek am are, 71 in mesa -- camera, 71 in mesa. go outside, and make sure you go for a jog, take the dog for a walk because it's going be gorgeous and it's going be warmer. by lunchtime, up to 93 degrees. after that, triple digits. today's high we are expecting big changes because of hurricane paine and not just with rain. >> let's give you a look at your road. your commute early this morning. we have a couple of slow spots and a couple of crashes out there. nothing out of the ordinary. your crashes, we have one in the east valley on the 101 northbound near warner. another one that looks like it just cleared, this is eastbound at 35th avenue.

there. north of wickenburg, it looks like 93 southbound is closed due to a crash with a semi. they're silt setting up a -- setting up a detour for you. so much to get to from the live desk. a story we have been reporting on too much. as early this morning, it appears another member of law enforcement was targeted while on duty. katie conner is live from on a terrifying night for this trooper. reporter: chris, you can hear how scared this trooper, when he's talking to dispatch, you can hear him yelling that he believes a guy shot at him. we are live at this apartment complex where this chase ended. it started early on the freeway.

early this morning, the trooper pulled over a black fiat. the trooper noticed pot in the back of the car but the driver showed him his medical marijuana card. then the trooper remembers turning around and hearing this. >> the trooper heard, did not see a gun, gut heard what he thought was a chamber pull on a dry chamber and then vehicle took off. reporter: t brave enough to try to follow that suspect. that took us here to indian school and granite reef where police found the suspect hiding in a bush here. he has been taken into custody but his name has not been released. >> thank you katy. now to this story, look at your screen here. the ntsb will be back out at this gilbert home. they're trying to figure out

ray after a plane crashed into a home. the pilot did go to the hospital. amazing, only suffered burns to his forearm. the plane and parachutists were supposed to draw tension but not like that. they were part of the show in the area. josh was recording the show until he saw a giant fire ball falling out of the sky. he says it took a moment to realize something had gone wrong and he recorded it all. >> that doesn't look right, does it. >> you never expect to capture anything live yourself so you're like wow, that's amazing that you saw something kind of like that but then at the same time, you're like thinking oh my gosh is everybody okay. reporter: areas around that home are

don't look into what happened; three cities, three attacks, three separate fbi investigations. we've got to talk about this terrorism alert. this concern as president obama is closely monitoring the scenes as authorities named a person of interest in the devices found in new york and new jersey. an alert to find khan rahami. hours ago, authorities found dive explosive -- five explosive devices in new jersey. one of those detonated by police. those scenes connected to the explosion in manhattan. at least 29 people injured in this attack. a tangled web, a big investigation now. >> both states on high alert this morning. security getting beefed up there, especially around the united nation's building in new york

patrol in that immediate area as barricades went up overnight. all of this part of the u.n. general assembly. >> looking ahead, president obama will give his final address to the u.n. general assembly tomorrow as well as have a meet and greet with world leaders. today he is attending several events in new york city. he'll also attend a bilateral meeting with the iraqi prime minister. presidential candidates are rewanting to the attacks. >> -- reacting to the attacks. >> wait until you have information before making conclusions because we are just in the beginning stages of trying to determine what happened. >> it's a terrible thing that's going on in our world and in our country and we are going get tough and smart and vigilant. [ cheering and applause ]

candidates starting at 7:00. now to a third attack. this is the one that isis is claiming responsibility for. this is a stabbing attack at a minnesota mall. at least eight people were injured in this and the suspect was shot and killed by police. listen to this, police say the suspect in this was wearing a private security uniform and went into the mall, then made made a reference to allah and started the attack. at least three pe >> chris, we are following news out of tempe. we have new information about a string of vehicle fires centered around 48th street and southern. we're told that four trucks were torched as well as a couple of dumpsters in that area. investigators say those fires are suspicious. the state on notice to answer a civil lawsuit filed in the freeway shootings case. >> that is because yesterday

year since merritt, jr.'s arrest. his lawyer is taking swings at the state in a civil suit. they put the state on notice for $10 million in damage and now not naming a price but instead a price decided by a jury. his lawyers say his life is not close to what it was before the arrest. >> people still confront him in the street. he told me just last week, a man wanted to fight him while leslie was out with reporter: dps telling us they do not comment on pending litigation. the state has just about two weeks to answer the suit. phoenix police right now investigating a home invasion near 19th avenue and dunlap. we brought it to you as breaking news. several suspects barged into an apartment and they got away. it's not clear what exactly they got away with. we know they left the scene. no word on their description. >> it is back to school for governor doug ducey.

school tour this week with a visit to three arizona schools. he'll be heading to mesa academy for the arts and wrap it up in tucson on wednesday. it has been a long road to get to this point. construction on the 202 expansion begins today. justin pazera is live along pecos road with more. reporter: you were talking about long road. talking about this project for 30 something years. today, this is it. you see the truck going by now, a few of those trucks, that's going to be nothing compared to when this is done. what you're going to notice today is over here at the i-10/202 interchange. that's where you're going see activity. they're going do be putting up those concrete barricades.

houses, they started coming down along pecos road almost a year ago. for those who live in the ahwatukee foothills and rely on pecos, construction will happen in two stages. local traffic will shift to the eastbound lanes wild they build the westbound lane of the freeway. that is expected to take two years. adot has been surveying all of these trees and bushes. they say that they're going to look at those, they're going to put nursery and when 24 project -- this project is done, they'll but them back. . the 10 is slowing down where where you are now from the loop 202, it eases up when i know get to elliott or so.

here. it's slow near warner or so partly because of a crash. you always have some slowing when you see crashes. take a look at the big picture, still seeing heavy traffic here near 75th avenue, especially on the 10. i'm hearing of a crash 202. it looks like adot just switched our camera around. so 24th street near the 202 u you could se sounds like a crash involving a bicyclist. >> mallory, doing a great job. let's talk about our rain chances. today looks like we could have a chance of a stray pop up shower. tomorrow is looking like the best chance. you request see yeah, all of that moisture firing up from the south. that is from what is now hurricane paine. it is going to weaken as it gets closer to us.

for you. a 10% chance today, 40% chance tomorrow. that's going be our best chance for seeing this. still holding on to rain chances for wednesday and thursday. i'll put this on our mobile app so you can track everything with us. >> we're life in guadalupe where mcso is investigating a fatal shooting behind me. coming up, we'll tell you what deputies are sa >> and a scary escape overnight as a woman and her son manage to get out of this burning mobile home. we'll take you to the scene.

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. good morning. it is monday morning, 6:44 and a beautiful look at downtown phoenix as the sun is up but boy, it feels nice. 76 degrees in phoenix and cooler in the out lying areas. nick will have the forecast in a few minutes. first, here's christopher sign at the life desk. >> a person of interest has been named in the bombings and explosives found in new york and new jersey. that was the guy you saw there. you see that explosion, something else here. the fbi searching for ahmad khan rahami. he's from afghanistan and is a

citizen. investigators are searching his home in elizabeth, new jersey. moments ago, our friends at abc news tweeting this out because rahami is believe today be seen own surveillance video at two different locations. authorities say a cellphone left at one scene links him to the locations and links him to this. as soon as we have more information, we'll let you know. at home, parts of an east valley neighborhood blocked off because of a deadly shooting. allison rodriguez is life on the scene of this one. reporter: good morning, chris. that's right, deputies still out here right now. we have a bit of a murder mystery on our hands. mcso not giving a lot of information on what went on. we have this road blocked off but

so the good news this morning is if you are headed in this area or you drive through this area normally, you won't get any road closures. but this street specifically is going be blocked off for a few hours. mcso says they are investigating a homicide, a deadly shooting that happened over the weekend at one of these homes. they aren't saying much about the suspects or victims or what happened here. we do have calls placed in to mcso and we're hoping to get more information as the morning progresses. we know deputies are going to be out here for a while as they continue this deadly investigation at this home in guadalupe. >> thank you. forget the flashing lights and handcuffs because starting today, peoria police will let you take care of misdemeanor warrants without going to jail.

out the 2,000 outstanding warrants in the city. the department says it can be anything from a traffic violation to domestic violence, you will not go to jail. the program runs until thursday. we have a warning from the country's leading pediatricians, codeine is too strong for kids and should not be prescribed until 18. this mirrors a similar warning from the fda. overnight, a mobile home catches fire. an elderly woman was able to escape with just minor injuries. fire crews tell us it happened near seventh street and union hills. you can see the damage done to that mobile home. crews tell us they arrived to find it fully engulfed. they were able to get it under control before it spread to nearby homes. a man and his mom lived in that

the curtain has just come down on the 68th annual emmy awards. >> some of the afterparties maybe just wrapping up perhaps. jimmy kimmel setting the stage early on. >> and it was all about the dragons and game of the hbo show officially the show with the most wins ever taking home three last night. that show now has 38 emmys. we got to see the magic unfold here on abc 15 and i have to say, an award winning

glendale. here's that most accurate forecast for you by the hour. we're going to enjoy cool temps while we have them because it's going get hot after this. 90 degrees by 11:00, 96 by 1:00. today's high is going be 104. above average for this timeof year. not record breaking but still awfully hot. enjoy those cooler temperatures. i'm going to give it a 10% chance of showers today. i think could see a pop up shower tonight. tomorrow, the best chance of getting rain as we tap into that moisture from pain, down to 91 degrees. enjoy that temperature drop. 90s after that as we clear out by thursday. next weekend is looking gorgeous with temperatures in the low to mid 90s. >> let's give you a look at your roads. here's a shot from air 15. this is the i-10 loop. pretty light at this

this is where the restrictions will begin this morning. justin has been telling us about those. let's give you a look at the big picture, you are seeing some slowing in the area near warner and elliott westbound on the 10. this is the time where it starts to get slow out there as you're traveling eastbound. it doesn't ease up until you're past the tunnel. i also quantity to give you a lo want to give you a look from adot cameras. your hot spot right now is gilbert road. take a look, it's pretty heavy. you're seeing delays there. it doesn't last the entire stretch. it eases up at the 101. if you're traveling on higley you could see a crash that could slow you down. this might make your commute better, the cards made sure you had a

against tampa bay, you can have a great start to monday. you can get a free medium hot or iced coffee at dunkin donuts with the mobile app. >> we're talking cardinals every monday night. we're talking at the big brew house tonight. running back david johnson is going be our guest. you ca on facebook tonight at 7:00. we have to get back to one of our top stories. a suspect pulled over on the

. i'm katie conner in scottsdale where it appears a state trooper was targeted. it happened when the trooper talking to the driver. he said he heard the driver pull a dry chamber and then driver took off from there leading police on a chase. it came to an end at this apartment complex behind me. the suspect was found hiding in some bushes. he is now being questioned by detectives. . >> right now, a manhunt is under way for ahmad khan rahami. he is a person of interest in the explosion in new york

found around new jersey. he's considered armed and dangerous. this is now a terror investigation with foreign ties as we talk security. >> we are on wildfire watch as we track the fulton fire. it is burning about 30 miles west of payson. aps cutting power this weekend to keep crews safe. told about 900 customers are feeling the effects of that. the flames sparked last monday by lightning. >> if you see smoke over the next week, it could be from a handful of prescribed burns that the fire department is planning to start today. the wind and the weather look like they will be cooperating. later this week, it will be near the naval observatory. >> new from the live desk, a lawmaker accused of food stamp fraud will take a plea deal. the representative will enter a plea on

trial was to begin. she will plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge in the case. her house term ends in january. >> i'm justin pazera live in phoenix where the south mountain freeway expansion is expected to start today. we've been talking about this project since about 1985 when it was approved by voters. now, today you're going to start to see concrete barriers go up at the i-10 pecos road 202 interchange. done there and then you'll see construction on the actual freeway. this project is due to be done in late 2019. >> 6:56 here's that most accurate forecast. waking up in the 70s right now. a beautiful morning but it is going be a quick warm up. we'll top out at 104. after today, much cooler. a lot of places won't get out of the 80s tomorrow as we get rain from hurricane

go to abc15.com and download the free mobile app. >> we've had a lot of traffic jams pop up. no crashes though but a 20 minute desert drive time. also i-17 is heavy. you'll see delays. >> and you've been keeping us updated on those terror investigations, gma picks up our coverage from here.

good morning, america. breaking news. for our viewers in the west. a massive manhunt underway for this suspect. linked to the bombings overnight in new york and new jersey. a backpack with five devices discovered near the tracks, authorities detain five a new york city bridge. millions of commuters on edge. >> this is the nightmare scenario. >> the fbi and homeland security now investigating after a weekend of terror. >> explosion from a garbage pail. >> that blast on a crowded manhattan street injuring dozens. >> it was big, black clouds, like, smoke. >> another bomb going off at a charity race for the military in new jersey. and isis claiming credit for a knife attack in a minnesota mall. the candidates weigh in. >> we better get very, very