bigin dates to breaking news. he's accused of causing chaos and injuring dozens of people and now he is in custody of police. >> ahmad rahami was arrested and bombing on saturday. this image was taken from surveillance footage. policesay that is rahami. listen to a postal carrier describe the shootout. >> i heard two pops. i thought a pallet had fallen off a truck, and i heard someone yell, are you okay? and then a few seconds later, i heard more pops and started seeing the police cars under

got back in. >> rahami is a naturalized united states citizen born in afghanistan. his last known address was in elizabeth, new jersey. and breaking news in the valley. an investigation is underway because it appears that a dps trooper was targeted in a traffic stop. katie conner has been following this story all morning. >> reporter: a terrifying night for the dps trooper after he pulled over a 101 near indian school for driving and he noticed he was swerving and that there was marijuana in the back seat. and then this, you can hear the panic in the trooper's voice, able to act quickly and follow the suspect in the black fiat. the suspect ditched his car at indian school, and troopers

nearby. he was put in handcuffs and hauled off for questioning. investigators have not located the gun and fortunately, the trooper was not hurt. katie conner, abc15 news. sheriffs deputies are still investigating a shooting in guadalupe. we are expecting an update at any moment. and new information on an eay 40th and thomas. our crews, they were there as the victim was loaded into the ambulance. someone knocked on the door asking for the man and shot him after a brief struggle. he is expected to pull through and the suspect is still on the run. the risk for wildfires is still here. crews are keeping a close eye on three smile fires in lakeside, and firefighters have

caused by lightning in the national forest and the second, by a person. the cause of the third fire is under investigation. it was a beautiful morning, but we have changes on the way, nick. guys, good morning to you and everyone at home. we started off in the low 70s in spots, and it's 90 degrees in spots. this is camelback. if you haven't started on the hike now, maybe scratch it for the day. we are going into the triple digits, pretty ea south southeast at 5 miles per hour and we will cool down and maybe get rain chances because of hurricane paine, maximum sustained winds up to 90 miles per hour and gusts up to 109 miles per hour and still it's 800 miles away from phoenix. but this is the progression. it will weaken a bit as it heads to the north and gets

more on the track coming up. thank you, nick, and more breaking news of an elderly and her son escaping a fire from their home. firefighters arrived to find their home engulfed in flames and they were able to get it under control before it spread. we are told that the woman was taken to the hospital for mild sme inhalation. parents feeling uneasy this morning as they send their kids off to high rumors swirled around the threats to the school set to take place today. but the district and school are calling the threats not credible and that the rumors stem from a fight last week. police investigated but found no evidence backing up the threats but extra officers will be on campus just in case. police in glendale need your help to track down the purpose of a deadly shooting.

house party, robert granado, 31 years old. officers said they responded to the call of gunshots and when they got to the scene, granado was dead at the scene. developing out of tempe right now, new information about a string of vehicle fires centered around 48th and southern. we are told four trucks were torched and a couple of dumpsters in the area. investigatorssay that the fires are suspicious. and teams with the ntsb are back at a gilbert home trying to figure out what caused a plane to crash in the home. the home is a total loss but thankfully, no major injuries reported. the pilot was taken to the hospital with burns to his forearm. sky divers bailed in that

up his school fewer this week. he will head to the mesa academy for the arts and then to avondale's michael anderson school tomorrow and wrap up in tucson on wednesday. right now, the man accused of plotting to bomb government buildings is facing a judge. this is new video from the courtroom. prosecutors presented evidence which could be used in court, things like they calling on two fbi agents to testify and crime scene photos and jail evidence such as recordings. the statute of limitationings to file is set to expire in the freeway shootings case. yesterday marks one year since leslie merritt's arrest. his lawyer is taking a swing at the state and prosecutors,

between $000, $10 million in damages. and his lawyer is saying that his life is not even close to what it was before his arrest. >> people confront him in the streets and just last week, a man wanted to fight him while leslie was out with his children. >> dps tellings that you they do not comment on pending litigation. the state has two weeks to answer the civil suit. the latest on a fight over a museum site in scottsdale, and one sure that preserved land is just that, preserved. >> people in ahwatukee use it as their personal freeway but big changes are in store for pecos road. >> you saw it right here on abc15, the emily, so who was the best?

happenings right now prisoners across the country including right here in arizona they could go on strike, so multiple people pointed out it's an online movement. we reached out to the department of corrections but we have not heard back about the claims. the group against plans for the desert outside the sonoran reserve will rally outside today as a work study meeting takes place. a group says that they want the land preserved and don't want to see a museum-style building go up. supporterssay it's so early in the process that the plans are still being worked out. a freeway project 3 decades in the making, the loop 202 extension is about to break

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all new at 11:00, deputies just identifying the glider pilot who took a plunge south of maricopa. pinal county sheriffs is saying that ron keinan is recovering from injuries after the crash on friday. the 45-year-old is from

still trying to figure out what caused the non-motorized glider to go down. a driver is on the run after busting a huge hole into a wall. it happened at an apartment complex at 15th avenue and peoria. nobody was hurt and the suv is still there. it's believed that the building is vacant. a little boy is safe and sound this morning but his parents are holding him a little tighter. the toddler pulled from the canal after jumping into it at 23rd easer and indian school yesterday. we are told as soon as people saw it happen, they did not hesitate, jumping into the water to get the boy out. crews took him to the hospital to make sure he is okay but it sounds like he will be just fine. adot is officially contracting construction today on the south mountain freeway but two groups want to put the break on the expansion. entire neighborhoods had to be demolished to make way for the stretch of freeway.

communities are trying to stop this road. last month, the judge ruled that the 202 expansion could happen but a local group will appeal the judge's decision calling it an unbelievable tragedy. the project is expected to be done in 2019. it said 90 degrees there for the temperature and it will just go up from there. that's why we told you this morning to enjoy the cool te but the good news is i think this will be the only day in the triple digit this is week. here we go, a live look outside with the mayo clinic valley camera. a beautiful shot with a mix of clouds and sun, and take a look at the temperatures, higher than 90. mays mesa, 90 on the road and good morning, glendale, you guys already at 94 degrees. so it was a very, very quick warm up. as you take a look at the rest

and looks like 80s in maricopa and 90 in chandler, and gilbert, i said 70. it's not 90. probably 90. we wish it was 70. it would feel nice. here is the most accurate forecast by the hour. 3:00 is around when we'll hit the high. the high today, 104. so it's still a few degrees above where we should be. we are not going to shatter records but get ready to sweat and hydr if you are interested in what the rest of 2015 will be like, it's trending to be warmer than average across much of the desert southwest including the phoenix metro. the rest of the country i think will be warmer except for the pocket in the southeast. i think they will be on par for where they should be for this time of year. a live look at the abc15 desert doppler, clear except for mexico where you see the green,

a ways from phoenix and will progress to the north throughout the day and probably at dinner time, that's when tell lose the steam as it heads to the north and it will weaken to a tropical storm by tomorrow morning as it heads north. but it will churn up winds and rain from the gulf. keep that in mind. we think it will bring us a little bit of rain right now. our models are suggesting a .25" in the phoenix metro but that could change depending on how it tracks. 104, today's high, partly cloudy conditions especially later on as the hurricane comes and it weakens, but keep in mind we could see more clouds and can't rule out a chance of a pop-up shower. today, breezy and the rain chances will get better, but again, the bulk of the rain will probably be tomorrow. this is what we are forecasting right now, 91 and a 41% chance of showers tomorrow. it could be throughout the day,

huge soaking event but download the abc15 mobile app to help you track it. and if there are changes for the track of the storm, you'll know right away. wednesday, residual rain chances and thursday, in the 90s. and 93 on friday and low to mid- fridays throughout the welcome, and a great weekend outside, so get out and enjoy it. it will be abso a quick look at the highs in the east valley and west valley. that's coming up. thank you, nick, and if you have an old bike in your garage, you can donate it. abc15 is team up with earnhardt auto centers to help out. recycle your bicycle at any earnhardt location. there are 20 locations or you

information. it's abc15.com/bike. she is following in the footsteps of beyonce and coldplay, and now, lady gaga will sign on to perform at the super bowl halftime show. she sang an earlier anthem rendition earlier this year. amazing. hey, some of your favorite television stars were honored last night at the emmy awar and you watched it right here on abc15. >> the fx drama, "the people versus o.j. simpson," the public showed that a lot of love and julia louie dreyfuss nabbed her 5th

and that show also won. >> and head to abc15.com for more emmy highlights and find a photo gallery of what all the stars were wearing on the red carpet and catch up on jimmy kimmel's monologue. "sully" is still soaring at the box office, the movie with tom hanks number 1 for the second week in a row. i really want to see this. it looks good. it brought in $22 million meantime, the new releases didn't do too well.

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it seems like we're getting a break from the triple digits with lows in the 60s coming up. a lot of folks will want to open up the windows and enjoy a nice breeze. >> unfortunately, you may be letting more than a breeze into your house, and we're taking action and we want to keep you and your family safe with cindy scott here, former police detective. thank you so much for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> and this is a busy time for police with the nighttime burglary incidents.

based on the weather. the weather's nice and fall's coming and we finally get a chance to open our windows and they will try and get in the house those ways. >> i will point this out. i did not know these existed. what are they? >> window locks, super cheap, like $3 at home depot and super easy to install. a lot of people, you open your windows at night. a lot of people, you open them 6 to 8", and if you put the windowsill, you can keep people from staying out of your house but get the cool air in. >> stay safer and get the breeze in, and this is more than an investment. >> it's still about $40 at home depot, and it will deter the criminals from burgalarizing your house. so little things, motion detectors and neighbors, if we can look out for each other and see someone suspicious like around your rear gate, call the

have heard of this. it's a social media app for neighborhoods, and a lot of police departments are connecting with neighborhoods, and the communities can communicate with each other. >> everything helps for sure. >> and one of the things, just covering the news, we hear about the home invasions and they get inside when people are sleeping. what do you do? >> it's one of the scariest things i have ever seen, and we think about what the criminal's intent is. and in each intent, it's property. the cat burglars will go in the easiest and steal your property. so make noise. you don't want to force a confrontation and yell, call police and let them than you are there, and do what you can to get out of the house. they really want the property and to get out. >> you said burglars are looking for property but if

are they looking for? easy access and availability? >> exactly. if you were a burglar -- you want to change the mindset. if i am a burglar and looking for property and a house and the easiest place to get into, you want your house not to be the easiest target. >> great sense. great products and great advice. thank you so much. >>thank you for having me. still ahead on abc15 news at 11:00, we are learning more about a man tied to the bombings new york. the very active investigation. and from bad to worse, they

after a scary welcome -- weekend on the east coast, a bit of relief. the man wanted in connection to the explosions in new york and new jersey is in police custody. >> ahmad rahami, police say, is the main guy but plan to look into whether any others had a role. >> reporter: 28-year-old ahmad rahami, a suspect wanted for questioning and bombings new york and new jersey, now in custody after a shootout with police in new jersey. >> one of the officers was actually sitting in his police vehicle when he was shot at. i'm told that a round went through the windshield and glanced off his forehead.

the rahami home in new jersey, the same city where yet another explosion took place overnight. the bomb squad tried to defuse one of five devices found in a backpack while it exploded, this near the verrazano bridge on sunday night where fbi agents stopped five men and detained them. the explosion in manhattan, the chaos on a balmy saturday night with law enforcement rapidly and piecing together the investigation. >> the evidence is taken to the lab at quantico for review and we are working jointly with the nypd. >> reporter: investigators are looking at the dumpster here, twisted and mangled from the explosion. investigatorssay they were able

phone to an undetonated pressure cooker found a few blocks away from the explosion. police are trying to determine if rahami accounted alone or was part of a network of terror. we now know that the alleged attacker in minnesota was a security guard at the mall where he attacked nine people. they are all expected to recover but he wore a security guard unifm attack, made a reference to allah and asked the victim if he was a muslim. he was shot and killed by an off-duty police officer. this morning, hillary clinton told reporters she is the only candidate who was part of the hard decisions to take terrorists off the battlefield and that the attacks are a serious challenge that the country can meet in concert with our values. that's a dig at trump who has

limits on litigation. on fox and friends, trump said he believes there is a foreign connection to the explosions in new york and called it before the news outlets. there will be a meeting with egypt's president today for the united nations general assembly. little meet little miss flints, and you may remember her after this photo with president obama after she wrote a letter to him about the water crisis. and that prompted a visit. she recently in the with donald trump. but you may have noticed a different look on her face. she looked a little scared. the photo is creating buzz but it's not how it looks she said. >> i had people scaring me. >> my brother was telling her if anyone touched donald trump, the secret service would tackle

scare you. there you go. hillary clinton can add martha stewart to her list of supporters. the businesswoman said she would vote for clinton because, quote, trump is totally unprepared for the presidency. 10 years ago, trump called stewart out for low ratings on a spinoff show that cocreated and produced. and right here in the valley, a new citizen after being honored as one of the most influencial people in the world by time magazine. her group sued to allow so- called dreamers to get driver's licenses. >> there is 23 million eligible latino voters in the country,

important. >> she took the oath with dozens of brand new citizen this is morning at trevor brown high school. evacuations are forcing people out at vandenberg air force base in california. a wildfire growing to 4500- acres in a canyon in santa barbara county. 250 firefighters are battling the flames. remember this? 6 people killed and 1300 others hurt in a philadelphia thrift store in opening statements are set to begin today in the civil trial. the defendants, the owner and architect. the rubble beurre i said people. opening statements are heard in the bridge gate trial. a federal jury in new jersey has to determine if it's a criminal conspiracy to create gridlock on one of the world's busiest bridges.

reduce access lanes as political revenge. and new developments on north carolina's controversial bathroom bill. the governor has withdrawn its lawsuit filed after the justice department sued the state, banning people from using bathroom that is correspond to their biological sex. it will continue to determine if the state is in the write or the wrong. classes are canceled at a junior college in north carolina, mourning after a deadly bus crash this weekend. four people were killed. the youngest, just 10 years old and 40 others were hurt. they will be checking out the bus tires because one of them blew out at the time of the crash. and people in louisiana are warned to stay away from the river because 6 million gallons of raw sewage is flowing in it.

plant in mississippi. swallowing or swimming in the water can cause sore throats, cramps, vomiting, or diarrhea. if you are looking for a job, we are taking action to tailor your resume and cover later to nab the dream job.

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lemonade. ice-t? what's with these people, man? lemonade, read the sign. lemonade. read it. ok. delicious. ice-t at a lemonade stand? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money marin saved by switching to geico. yo, ice-t! it's lemonade, man! fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. okay. so everyone monday on abc15 we tell you where workers are wanted across the valley and taking action to get you hired. but it can be frustrating when you have the resume or cover letter ready to go and send them out and nobody reads it. >> do people read the cover letter anymore? we asked the expert. kimberly here from goodwill.

>> sure. recruiters only take 15 to 20 seconds for a resume. >> wow. that's so quick. >> yes. you could have 200 to 300 applicants for one position and it's vitally important that the job seeker or candidate have the buzz words in what the employer is looking for. whatever the job descriptions, you want at least 80% of what they want to apply. >> you need to spend the time to >> you do. per position, you want to do that. >> personal lies -- personalize it. >> do people even read the cover letter? >> some do. some don't. you need to focus on what you have done well with other organization that is you can bring to the new organization you are looking to work for, and then your resume goes into where you work, when, and what

was. >> and really quick, how does someone handle it if they were fired? how do you navigate around that if you have lost your job? >> right. really, you want the new employer to like you, and they are going to ask you questions as to why you left. be honest as to why and share with them what you want to bring in the new organization. so focus on your qualities. that will help it enhance the new neergz don't lie about it? >> don't lie. [laughter] >> and you brought few seconds before we got on the air but how long should a resume be? >> i would say between 1 and two-pages because employers only take 15 to 30 seconds. the first page needs to be the critical moment of capturing their attention. >> a head shot, is that a must? does of it depend on the position? >> i commend no head shots. people used to do that many years ago. unless you are applying for a modeling position, that's the only time. >> okay.

where can people go for more? you offer so much. >> oh, thank you. we have 19 career centers in prescott, yuma, and here in the valley, and you can give us a call or go to our website, goodwillaz.org. >> all right. thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thank you. and talking about getting back to work, one company's strug cell another's gain. you will not believe how many iphones that apple is planning to sell even in the scannedle. >> if you are not happy with your hoa, you better keep your mouth shut here. they can keep a block list to keep residents in line. and we are warming up the

we are keeping a close eye on wall street for you this morning. right now the dow is 37 points, sitting at 18151. it has been days since the iphone 7 released, and you might already have one but analysts predict 100 million of them could be sold in what's left of 2016 thanks to the galaxy note 7, officially recalled last week because the batteries could explode. thousands of the batteries are still believed to be out there

out big goals for self-driving cars. lyft's cofounder is claiming in just five years, most of the cars in the fleet will be driver himself. uber started rolling out self- driving tests in pittsburgh while google is hard at work on the same kind of solution here on the west coast. you now have more room for your tweets. twitter is changing just what counts towards the 140 character limit, thankfully. media attachments like photos or videos will no longer use characters and it will give more people more expressiveness without attachments getting in the way according to twitter. the people i talked to her at the mesa terrace condominiums all had the same concerns and answer to the same question: is my hoa crazy? >> it's like harassment.

fines imposed is a hot topic here. >> it's ridiculous. >> i didn't think i would be living in jail, that i wouldn't be able to do anything. >> reporter: take the concerns to an hoa representative, and, whoa, watch out if it's considered inappropriate. >> you find yourself unable to use the pool and the laundry cooperate and so on. >> reporter: they are talking about the mesa terrace block list. you're on it if your words or actions are intercepted by a rep to be inappropriate. >> judge, jury, and executioner. what's appropriate for me may not be appropriate in your eyes. >> reporter: can't swim in the pool or party if the clubhouse or use wi-fi. >> what if you send an e-mail in all caps? that appropriate? >> reporter: disobey, and you are getting a fine or maybe can't talk to the ho aboard.

stand up in court. >> nothing is from prohibiting the hoa representatives from acting inappropriately. >> reporter: i always want to hear about crazy hoas. why not let me tell the valley about yours? let joe know on our website or go to our facebook page. i'm joe ducey. if you have a problem, let me know. we know you have to places and so does the city of scottsdale. the trolleys will come around clockwise every 10 minutes. you can find times and locations on the city's website. scottsdale's city council will meet tomorrow night to talk about a possible crackdown on drones. one change could be banning take offers and landings at the mcdowell sonoran reserve,

if passed, you could be fined up to $300. so the cardinals, they made sure you had a great sunday thanks to the 40-7 win against tampa bay and now they're helping you to jumpstart your monday with an afternoon coffee break. you can get a a free medium hot or iced coffee thanks to the win, and we want you to join us to talk about the redbirds live on facebook page. every monday and friday night at 7:00, you will see interviews with the players and surprises, and you can interact with us live every monday and friday night. and i am supposed to be talking in, what, pirate code? >> yes. >> do i have to? >> yes. >> are you craving a doughnut? how do i do this in a pirate in. >> are you craving a doughnut, matey?

it's talk like a pirate day and krispy kreme is offering one free doughnut for every customer that talks like a pirate you. >> don't get a free doughnut. >> you don't. but you can get a dozen snapping a shot with a snapchat filter. >> you can do that one. >> and arrgh, you walk the plank with that on leprechaun. >> but you get credit for the effort. and you can feel the heat outside. a live look. this is camelback. if anyone was listening to me earlier, i hope that maybe they did camelback earlier and is coming off the mountain now because we'll be in the triple digits. humidity at 20% and winds out of the south southeast at 5 miles per hour. here is the most accurate

well in the 90s between noon and 1:00 and dinner time, dipping into the upper 90s. today's high, 104, and it will be a scorcher as i mentioned. let's talk about current temperatures across the state. 90 in sedona, and looks like 91 in casa grande and 80s in southeastern arizona and still triple digits in the colorado river valley. let's take a look at the clouds and radar. and this is the view from above. not seeing much of anything, except we cover and maybe thin bands of moisture pushing northward across the international border there. that's moisture turning up from hurricane paine we saw. it's still 800 miles away but tell facilitate the moisture and nudge it, push it in our direction. today, i can't rule out a stray light shower as the storm gets closer to us. the rain chances will be better

we'll knock it up to a 40% chance for tuesday and 20% for wednesday, and the rest of the week, dry, nice. the air quality, not bad, moderate, and pollen is moderate and rag weed and sagebrush, watch out for that. the uv index in the high range and burn time under 15 minutes. paradise valley gets to 103 today and 104 in ahwatukee and chandler. and in the west valley, about the same, some spots cooler as we check in with surprise, 102 there. 103 at luke air force base and 104 in goodyear. here is the most accurate 7-day forecast. tomorrow, 91 is the high, and some places won't make it out of the 80s. the nice thing about this storm system it will keep the temperatures nice and low. it could be sticky, so keep that in mind.

tracking right now. download the free abc15 mobile app. track that and we'll see if anything changes. wednesday, we'll see nice clearing and temperatures will just elevate a bit. 96 by thursday and still hold on to the rain chances. after that, take a look at this, friday, 93, and saturday and sunday, just absolutely gorgeous temperatures, not so bad. low to mid-90s and lots of sunshine, too. you can't beat that, guys thank you, nick, and time for this right this minute video. simple but sweet, a daughter returning home to surprise her mother on her birthday. [laughter] >> oh, i think she's excited. right? oh, just look at the joy on her face as soon as she sees her daughter. nadia got inside a giant box in the garage and her dad wrapped it up. >> she was not home for nearly

amazing birthday surprise, and you can see all the top videos every weekday on abc15 at 2:00. coming up next, we'll get

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now to the results of the poll of the day. who was the best dressed at the emmys last looks like sophia veragara. what did she have on or not have on that won over everybody? >> the majority has spoken. recapping our top stories, a man wanted for questioning in the bombings new york and new jersey is now in custody. 28-year-old ahmad rahami was arrested after a shootout with police in new jersey. 29 people were injured in the blast in new york.

police after allegedly targeting a dps trooper. the trooper allegedly pulled over a driver and when talking with the man, the trooper heard a trigger pull on a dry chamber and then the man took off. he was found hiding at a nearby apartment complex. breaking overnight, sheriffs deputies, they are still investigating a deadly shooting in guadalupe. side streets were closed in the area but we are told that doesn't affect the commute. i am googling wh on last night. i have to check that out. >> she never does wrong. >> she always looks fabulous. >> and you never go wrong. what's cooking? you were talking about this. a man in custody in new york and this story is developing quickly. a lot of new developments and we'll bring you the latest details on the attack as they

is going down, a private plane? we will have latest after a plane crashes into a home if gilbert. and you probably don't think about this being stole friend your car but your seats? this is what one thief was after. >> all right. thank you. we'll see you then. and a 2200 mile maine to georgia in less than 46 days? for all you fitbiters, it's 92000 steps every day.

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