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tear gas, riot gear, and shouting black livings matter. breaking news out of -- lives matter. breaking news out of charlotte, north carolina, where there's another scene that's become all too familiar. an officer shot and killed a man at an apartment complex. the man got out with a gun, and the officer fired fearing there

now hours later protesters have gathered and they're clearly angry. they've been destroying police vehicles, injuring several officers, and one tv crew had to get away after the protesters started rocking their van. at that mayor is pleading for calm. and closer to home, a hotel turning into the frightening scene of a robbery. a man is on the run after walking into this resident's inn and leaving empty handed. ck ball of fire in one man's backyard. we brought this to you at 6:00 as breaking news. >> a car and two trailers going up in smoke, but amazingly the flames didn't spread to a nearby fire. >> jason is live on the scene, and a hear a neighbor tried to put the fire out? >> reporter: yes, there's the burned out trailer. a man visiting the neighbors over here grabbed this hose, ran into the backyard, but this wasn't much of a fight against

so let's take a look at that video. some of the other neighbors grabbed their phones and shot this video showing a flaming fifth wheel trailer and two cars, and also firefighters who were not able to save the vehicles, but did keep the flames from spreading to nearby homes, so that's the good news. the man that owns the trailers says he has no idea what 6 started the fire, and the cars, he was actually working on them for friends. >> one was squirting water in the back trying to bring it down, but it wasn't helping so we called 911. >> neighbors came down and said the trailer in the backyard was on fe, so i called 911. what can i do? clean it up. >> reporter: fire investigators are out here looking for a cause, and they don't have anything yet, but the were collecting videos like the ones we just showed you hoping to find clues in there. guys back to you well a lot of clouds and

state todayment all of this -- today. all of this moisture from what was once hurricane paine, and tonight on desert doppler, a few pop up showers in the valley just over the last 30 minutes. ones moving through litchfield park off to the northeast, and another that has popped up and it's headed toward i-17 near new river at this hour. we'll keep a slight chance of a few showers going in the overnight forecast. temperatures in the 80s, through 1:00, then we dip down into the 70s overnight. waking up to 76 here around 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. we'll keep slight chances for showers throughout the day. 10 to 20 percent. temperatures a little warmer for warm afternoon with highs returning into the mid-90s, but we have another storm coming and we are tracking more changes by the end of week. we'll break it down coming up in minutes. it took nine months to find out about a prostitution ring in phoenix, and all locations

sight. nohelani graf is live, and these were massage parlors, but with very clear red flags. >> reporter: driving by they look so unassuming, this one in a business complex, but this is the one that exposed them all thanks to police tips, and tonight inside right next to the bell that says ring for a kiss, you see the papers that say it all. this is the search warrant you're looking at. according to the search warrant there was a madame with prostitutes working at the massage parlors. the three locations right off the i-17, all in strip malls in rough apartmentsover town. tinted -- parts of town. tinted win does or drawn -- windows or drawn shades, and these are all red flags that massages are not really what they're selling. the woman advertised on escort websites, so one detective went

another meeting with the woman as a job, and i spoke to someone working at a neighboring business, and you can learn from what they saw too. they say the clients were always men, always coming here after business hours, and another interesting note, they never parked here. always in a nearby lot. now back to you >> thank you. new tonight a fugitive from san francisco behind bars right this man, accused of molesting three kids at a summer camp where he worked. it happened on field trips, and he'll eventually be extradited back to the bay area. and new images as police search for suspects in a new rash of car break ins. we told you about this happening in peoria, and surveillance cameras are

handles, and find somebody unlocked. they made off with some items. and tempe police want you to take a really good look at this package poacher. they struck on the loop 202 and scottsdale road. they caught a series of photos on camera as the guy snatches a package with a very expensive watch inside. >> since i love here, honesterly -- live here, honestly that's scary. we have a policy where they come straight to the doors, so nothing comes through the office. >> you can probably tell the problem with the pictures. you never actually see his face. this happened last week, so if you think you know him call tempe police department. you send your kids to school expecting they'll be safe, but two big scares have parents on alert tonight. at north canyon high school in phoenix, a student taken into custody for bringing a gun on campus, and it's the second time it happened this year. over at cactus middle school in

year-old boy brought a gun and ammunition to show his friends. nobody hurt in either case. but that wasn't all. yet another scare when maricopa high school had to shut down sending frantic parents rushing to pick up their kids. this time over the threat of eyebeam and hostages -- a bomb and hostages being taken for ransom. they believe it was a hoax sent through a spoof website. >> all right. why would you do that to us? you want does that make you happy. a fight for the right to play unfolding in chandler. dozens of fulton parents want their kinds to have longer recess, more than 20 minutes. but others say school is about classes. school officials listened tonight, and said they're open to change. >> we turned out okay, we had multiple recess, our kids can have it as well.

were ask don't want to give up the additional instructional minutes. >> the district will send out a survey to parents and make a decision after the results. now to a fight of a different kind over your money. arizona one of 21 states suing the labor department to stop about 4 million high earnings workers from getting overtime pay. some say it will strain budgets and force lay offs as states continue to recover from the recession. it's a story still so shocking to a plane crashing into this gilbert home after the pilot jumped out of the plane, and now his parents are sharing the very moment they got that call. ryan kilgore's mom and dad flew in from washington to be by his side at maricopa medical center where he's being treated for burn. they say he flew in the plane as long as he could before the other four on board parachuted to safety and he had no other choice but to do the same.

appropriate action everyone on board the plane survived. ryan knew and performed his job as well. we're very sorry for the family that lost their beautiful home, and we're so glad that no one else was injured and no lives were lost. >> ryan kilgore blanded in a field, and a -- landed in a field and a man rushed to help him. his family set up a page to help with expenses, and it's linked on our website. it was just a training mission, but tonight the air rc is dead and another hurt after their plane crashed in southern california after taking off. they ejected from the u-2 spy plane that gathers imagery for intelligence analysts. right now the military is not releasing information about them. >. and cancer causing toxins could be in the very water we use every day. a new study shows phoenix has the highest amount of any city.

much. water officials say they're constantly monitoring chromium, and the study numbers didn't reflect chromium levels at the tap >> the water is safe, it's reliable, and less than any limit we can find out there to be below >> other valley cities also have chromium in the water including mesa, glendale, and scottsdale. from the it's a -- it's a temporary fix, but drivers won't be strandedat pump. states effected by the major pipeline leak in alabama will be a step closer to relief. crews built a temporary by pass to get past the link, but prices aren't expected to drop soon. and this is weird and disgusting, vandals urinating all over this fire station in ohio, and everything in it. couches, fire greer and trucks. -- gear and trucks.

there were no signs of broken entry. and another creepy clown story out of maryland, and this one is yet another prank. teachers overhearing students talking about a couple of people dressed in clown outfits trying to lure them into the woods. the school contacted police, but the kids confessed to the hoax. the story has been making its way around the country. just about all the reports turned out to be somebody's idea of a joke. if you're flying out of sky harbor soon, we hate to tell you, why they're closing down part of airport. >> one bad doctor who can write a couple hundred bad prescriptions a day can wreak havoc in the community. >> but the district attorney isn't having it, and they're using this valley doctor to were send a strong message. and it's supposed to keep you on top of your health, but your fitness tracker could make you fat instead. and some of the rain in scottsdale coming down hard.

he's been licensed in our state for more than a decade, and now the dea is using him as an example in what you might call a pill crack down. pill mill crack down rather. only on abc 15, navideh forghani has and the dea is on to doctors just handing out prescriptions to anybody thats asks them. >> reporter: well, most doctors are doing it right, but millions of prescriptions were written out for pain medications in arizona last year, and the dea says it's way too much, especially when they're fighting a drug epidemic. >> one bad doctor who can write a couple of hundred of these bad prescriptions a day can wreak havoc in the community. >> reporter: the doctor now

doctors, facing 42 different accounts accounts of handing out the prescriptions like candy. he tried to track him down at his mesa office, but he wasn't there. we did catch up with him by phone though. >> we're trying to do a story on pills and heroine addiction. >> reporter: he didn't want to comment only saying he's a good doctor but the dea te different story, telling a story of doctors trying to make a profit of of people's -- off of people's addictions. >> >. we all want a pill to solve our problems. >> reporter: and there's only causing the drug problem to get worse, the amount of heroine coming from mexico tripling. doctors abusing their power

>> i have no sympathy for them. >> reporter: the doctor is still practicing internal medicine in mesa and florence, and the medical review board is continuing the case, and he'll continue practicing until they take his license aware or he's convicted, and of course we'll keep you posted. >> only right here on abc 15, thank you. super bugs, there's a crisis we want hide from, and tomorrow world leaders will hold the first talks about them. th the concern is super of bacteria resistant to antibiotics like tuberculosis and gonorrhea, and they could pose economic and security risks. health experts long worried about the issue, but it's getting more alarming with a few new drugs being developed. and your voice your vote, both presidential candidates say they raised record amounts of money in august for the presidential bids.

is also bragging about using other people's money. >> so we're going to get states who are loaded up with money, loaded up with money, we're going to get the gulf states to pay for safe zones. we'll lead the project like it's called opm. i do that all the time in business, other people's money. there's nothing like doing things with other people's money because it takes the risk. you get a good chunk of it and >> the comments coming after trump's son caused outrage on social media with the skittles tweet saying if i had a bowl of skittles and said three would kill you would you take a handful? >> we heard that from former -- from the former cia director who said donald trump is being

for the terrorists. >> clinton and trump will face off in the first presidential debate on monday, and it just got even easier to watch. abc news teaming up with facebook to stream all three upcoming the debates. the first one is in new york and you can watch it live right here on abc 15. now for the forecast, and showers starting to pop up late tonight across the valley once again, so i want to track a couple of heavy pockets right now in scottsdale as we and label some of the streets between 64th and shea and heading north. they'll cross the 101 shortly, and farther back to the west an isolated shower near sun city moving north and northeast, crossing 99th avenue sunday. more rain north of new river and i-17, and we have showers to track across the higher terrain starting to wind down a bit, but it's been a soggy day up there.

-- some places like williams seeing over two inches of rain today, and there's a chance of more in the forecast into tomorrow as well. so again, all of this moisture getting pulled up from what was once hurricane paine, now not even a tropical depression anymore, it's been downgraded to a post-tropical cyclone, just a remnant low, but it will continue to progress toward the baja peninsula slowly over the next 12 to 24 hours meaning we're still pulling the moisture in. dewpoint and hid saying high tomorrow, and we could see scattered showers break out once again in the afternoon hours. so the valley chance, about 20 percent tomorrow. higher chances in the higher terrain up to the north throughout the day, and a better chance up north into thursday with a slight chance still lingering into the valley as well as we deal with the next storm system coming in. here's the next four days, we leave it at 40 percent for the higher terrain storm chances. 20 percent here in the valley wednesday and thursday, and then drier air in on friday and

the area of low pressure digging do you think out of the pacific northwest into the great basin. this is going to be bringing that chance of showers and thunderstorms into the thursday forecast as it interacts with some of the moisture still left behind from paine, and we'll crank up the winds and bring in the cooler air bringing valley highs back to the 80s by the end of the week. 84 degrees right now. dewpoint in the upper 50s, and winds backing off after a breezy day today. most of the valley i the low to mid-80s. we have spots in the 70s like cave creek and anthem, and also to the west, buckeye at 77 right now. across the state low 60s in prescott and sedona. flagstaff at 52. these spots up north that have been seeing the 30s in the overnight hours won't get that cold tonight. upper 40s to low 50s in play. the cloud cover that's sitting over the state will trap the

service, so cloudy nights don't get as cold as clear nights across the state tonight. 65 tomorrow in flagstaff, 73 in show low, highs of 77 in sedona and payson, and 81 in kingman. here in phoenix, lows tonight and across the entire valley in the 70s, and up farther to the north once with -- we get into the fountain hills it's the 70 -- foothills the 70s. mid-90s for us tomorrow, temperatures in the 70s, by noon 90, and then the mid-90s through the afternoon. here's the next seven-day forecast. windy up north, the 20 percent chance of showers remains. then wednesday drier air comes in and temperatures drop. down to 88, lows in the 60s across the valley, and stay there through the weekend. the highs into the 90s, and more breezes return for sunday and monday. pack your patience. sky harbor planning to close a

starting october 6th to makeup grades. that means you'll need to arrive earlier. expect arrival and departure delays up to 30 minutes in peak hours. it's the future of travel, and tonight we know new rules of roads for the self-driving cars. the feds releasing four parts, including a 15-point safety assessment, and allowing states to be responsible for testing and release. is your fitness tracker making less? is your play list a deal

>. to use a fitness tracker or not? in tonight's health alert a new study shows they're not doing you much good even on a low calorie diet. wearing one didn't exactly motivate people to do more workouts. instead they might actuay security, making you pay less attention to exercise and what you eat. first impressions are everything when you meet that special someone. >> right? >> but since when do you have to worry about your favorite song? >> new tonight tinder users can see what you're up to on spotify and see your most played music. you can even choose to post your favorite song on your

it's splitsville for brangelina and hashtag team jenn is trending. apparently angelina filed for divorce, and sources say brad was blind sided. he's begging to leave the kids out of it. >> >. heart break for withthe stars fan -- dancing with the stars fans. >> yes, and it was almost ryan lochte. >> the couple sad tonight, but definitely not leaving sore losers. >> jenna gave me so much, and i think it's something i'll never forget. i mean i always wanted to do this, and unfortunately i couldn't do further, but things happen. i'm very happy i was able to learn so much, i mean, this was amazing.

on their way out of season 23. that's crazy, season 23. but the show rolls on next week right here. >> and we soldier on.

well he's a sun devil hall of famer, spent the last eight years as an nfl wide receiver, and now you can see him on game day as asu's new sideline reporter. derek came by the studio gearing up for the saturday pac12 opener. >> reporter: it's early, but where do you see them stacking