midnight, the third mobile home fire . the nearest cross streets, 35th and beardsley. you saw the intense flames about 13 minutes ago. it's still smoldering with a number of fire crews on the scene. i do not have an update on the number of injuries but i mentioned this is the third one. the two other mobile homes going up in flames mcdowell but one man did suffer burns to his hand trying to put out the fire with a garden hose. the cause is under investigation at this moment, dan. good morning. a busy start to the morning and danielle is off today. let's start talking about weather. what do the clouds mean? it's an indication of the storm system approaching, and that will mean storm chances

right now, always dry as you are getting ready to go out the door. you'll notice increasing clouds and partly cloudy. as we go through the day, the storm chances go up. after 9:00, they will kick in, and i think the best potential will come by this afternoon, possibly as you are commuting home this evening. temperature wise, 79 now to 84 by lunchtime and today's high, 90 90 as the storm chances go i'll break down the futurecast forecast and show you exactly when we could see the storms in just minutes. mallory? iris, if you are near the mini stack, we have a couple of crashes slowing things down, and this is improving. they just moved everything over to the side, loop 202 he been. it was blocking the left and hov lane for most of the morning and it's very slow. i recommend a different route this morning.

map, i-10 eastbound, a good option backed to the mini stack. i-10 at washington, it shouldn't be a big traffic impact. and a look at the delays on the 17 and 10 in the west valley in a couple of minutes. >> thank you, mallory. and let's stay on the freeways. u.s. 60 at signal butte, back open after a wrong-way crash. dps sent us photos from the crash authoritiessaying that an elderly woman drove on to the freeway in the wrong direction causing a crash. we're told 3 people rushed to the hospital with non-life- threatening injuries. chris? you might call it charlotte in shambles, chris, in clean up mode. several businesses were targeted by the rioters, looting the businesses and destroying some of them including the nascar news center and a hornet's team

declared in charlotte, north carolina. the national guard was called in and a curfew could be put in place tonight. during the protest, one person was shot, not by police but another protester. the protesters went to police officers for help. some of the demonstrators stood in front of the police lines in an effort to maintain the peace. some demonstrators, peaceful, dan, >> chris, touch to -- tough to watch, and we think about the growing concern for the safety of our own officers and deputies here in the valley. katie conner, live along loop 202 with a deputy was targeted. >> reporter: the deputy is okay and upon man who -- and it is man who pointed the gun

>> there is a war on cops 72 this is a i have lept, cowardly act on police officers and it's unacceptable. >> reporter: two officials speaking out days apart. policesay this man ran over three officers with his car, and then on monday, dps said that troopers narrowly escaped a gun fight in a traffic stop and in may, a deputy was shot several times during a traffic sheriff arpaio said he was targeted by the suspect. and back here live, arpaio is teaming up patrol deputies with reserve deputies trying to keep the deputies safe. dan? >> katie conner reporting. thank you. a crime alert to tell you about. a rash of car break ins as police say these two suspects targeted daycare parking lots and hit several locations in

chandler, tempe, searching for parents taking their kids in and out, accused of racking up more than $5,000 in charges. >> i can't believe it. 2016 and our daycares are hit up? i think it's horrible. >> and more car break ins. you can see video here with a man going down the line from car to car. dan, this is the phoenix poli command van after a disturbing discovery was made in phoenix as body parts were found scattered in a valley scrap yard. it's unclear how they got here at 25th and broadway, but officers tell us they did not find additional body parts. gruesome. donald trump's running mate

changed his mind on the whole birther proffer. - - controversy. he spoke with the battle ground state of ohio. >> a lot of people were asking questions. >> leaving it in the past and few offing on. and trump is preparing for monday's debate and is focusing on national security and the economy. meantime, hillary clinton still leading donald trump in the least poll. in a 4-way matchup, the secretary of state has support from 43% of likely supporters and trump, 37%. this was conducted after a rough patch for hillary clinton highlighted by her temporary leave after she was diagnosed with pneumonia. the crash on loop 202 and 51 have cleared up, but the delays have not. here is a look at 27th. a look at the desert drive times next. a traffic alert, a construction project that might

weekend. fall officially begins in a little over an hour this morning and i'm tracking the first fall storm system heading in today. we'll talk about the storm chances next. my goodness, iris. we showed you the video on the

all right. we are looking ahead to the weekend, but not great news. overnight closures and restrictions this weekend, not

crews will remove scaffolding from the bell rood bridge and installing drainpipe there is. this will impact you on the u.s. 60 between dysart and litchfield. heads up on that. and let's check in on mallory moore to check this on the traffic today. things are quieting down with the crash clear being at loop 202. it is looking much better, and we did minute desert drive time i-17 from 17th to the mini stack. it will take you 30 minutes as you're heading in. and i 17 at the durango curve here. and we'll head out to the east valley in a couple of minutes, iris. mallory, today is officially the first day of fall, and we are tracking an incoming storm system and

impact this is morning. so if you have plans to go hiking in camelback mountains or just making your way into work, it's 79 degrees now and it's still humid out there. our dew points, that's how we measure the moisture in the atmosphere, still sitting in the 60s, and the moist air mass will make it uncomfortable as you step outside. humid day and bumping up storm chances ahead of cooler, drier air that will push in tonight and tomorrow. and we'll ar rather drop to 78 by 8:00 and warm from there to 81 by 10:00. i do think the storm chances ki up after 9:00 a.m. but only to a 10% chance, an isolated threat of storms through the morning. we'll climb to 84 by noon, and the best potential overall in the phoenix metro, likely mid- afternoon into the early evening. a time between 3:00 and 6:00 is when we will see the best

temperatures warm to near 90 degrees today. watch this line of storms that will impact northwester arizona first and then track into maricopa county before it moves into the phoenix metro. we'll talk about the hazards with the storm in a few minutes. still ahead, the blame game, boy, it's heating up over the u.s. and russia over the airstrikes taking place in syria. and i'm justin pazera, live at the university of phoenix stadium where you big games played. there is no game. it's all about getting the best jobs. more on that. the score big at casino arizona and talking stick resort during the $500,000 guaranteed cash giveaway. the cash will be flying every weekday starting september 5th. join the half million club with $500,000 guaranteed... only at casino arizona and talking stick resort! with prism on the go from centurylink, you can get your favorite shows right on your devices

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beardsley. the left part of your screen, boy, that's what we saw earlier, intense flames and the right part of the screen, we have confirmed that neighbors felt an explosion and some of them were treated for injuries. abc15's allison rodriguez is getting brand new information and will be joining us. meanwhile, i have new developments involving severe weather where and airstrikes and the blame game. overnight, russia has been pointing the finger at united states saying that a predator drone was flying in the area when the convoy was attacked earlier. 20 people were killed and syria's president is agreeing saying that the u.s. is to blame for the collapse of the cease-fire. an effort to put veterans to work. justin pazera is live with more

big event, that might be an understatement. >> reporter: hey, chris. hey, dan, excuse me, we're at the university of phoenix stadium and we are used to seeing people pack this for big games but they are evening the playing field for veterans. we have seen starbucks do it, a massive campaign to hire vets, and now, other businesses are getting on board a to hire veterans. a lot of times, the vets come back from serving and have to transion to civilian life which means getting a job. and i talked with a guy heading up a huge event here in the valley. he was a veteran. >> a lot of guys like myself put in 4, 5, 8 years and you get out and don't have the knowledge of how to do a resume

and then into the military and that's been your job. >> reporter: so today's event here at the stadium at 11:00, and if you are a veteran, you can come here, and meanwhile, while that is happening, a meeting with the chamber of commerce to talk about the resources available to them to hire vets. justin pazera, abc15. >> and we say thank you, justin, for all the military members for all they do. a se lawmakers on capitol hill and this time over the skyrocketing price of the epipen that jumped to $600. now, mylan's ceo said they never intended for a backlash. and one lawmaker is not having any of it. >> do not do that to me. don't try and convince me you are doing us a favor. you could have dropped the price of epipens just as well,

>> no, no, no. >> in response to the out rain will -- outrage, mylan said it will sell a generic version for $300. and a bombshell announcement in the brangelina breakup. tmz is reporting that brad pitt is accused of verbal and physical abuse of his children and is being lapd. marion cotillard is denying she had an affair with pitt. she starred in a movie with pitt and she announced she is pregnant with her second child with her partner. we have brand new video of a storm that went through, and i want you to see the lightning

some drivers are still trying to get out of the whipping rain, really dangerous. you can see the rain hitting the pavement hard. we may be getting rain, nothing like this. but iris, you are saying be prepared for the changes here some. yeah. we are tracking storms locally, and if you are getting out the door, you will notice that the roads will be dry. clouds increasing through the day today but not see being rain over the phoenix metro today. it's not northeast where tracking a few light, light showers in maricopa county but coconino and yavapai county is where we are seeing the showers, the line right now and thunderstorms developing in the area first as we go through the day today. and that line of thunderstorms will track towards the valley. and we could see storms in the phoenix metro as early as late this morning but the potential

the storms could be strong to severe in the northwest, and the storms will track further east and they do become more scattered across the valley, not everyone will get a thunderstorm today but we could see some across the phoenix metro and north central arizona as we go into this afternoon, and then going into tonight, the storm threat sits to the southeast tomorrow morning and we will get drier air in here by tomorrow. today, be watching for storms that could produce strong winds and heavier downpour and hail, not out of the question. the strongest storms will likely be to the northwest and an area in green indicating where we could see the thunderstorms. be on extra alert traveling through the country. and in the valley, breezes gusting 20 miles per hour this afternoon. much stronger in northeast arizona where we have wind

the forecast for the phoenix metro will be warming to near 90 this afternoon with a 40% chance of storms kicking in today, and then, cooler air and highs only in the 80s, a gorgeous day and check out the morning temperatures in the weekend. we'll talk more about the wind alerts in our state next. mallory? we haven't talked about the much which is good news, very quiet and light up there, and we are seeing that right now. a 6-minute desert drive time from 75th to the i 17. and there are delays on the 17 and the 10. seeing the slowing near the stack and the mini stack. that has been a hot spot with a couple of crashes. most of them have since cleared. a look from the adot camera, southbound at thomas, you can

then another crash but it looks like they cleared it a few seconds ago, but northbound thomas, you can see extra slowing there, and the east valley, a look at that drive in a few minutes. mallory, as we talk terrorism, brand new information involving the new york city bombing. the thing is this man's wife is back on u.s. soil. dan? a scary safety alert for parents, the mistakes you might

we have a safety alert this morning that every parent must hear. three out of four car seats are actually not installed correctly. that's pretty scary; right? it's child apparently safety week, so triple a arizona is reminding all caregivers to double check the car seats. they see that the actual seat is too loose. it shouldn't be more than 1" across and using the seat belt and lap system together, choose one or the other, and putting the chest clip too low. >> there's -- i don't know, 10 tanned types of car seats and 10,000 types of cars. every install is different. so even though you may have had success with one car seat, maybe you buy the second one and it's not as easy.

right every time. >> triple a recommends don't have toys hanging on or near the car seat as they canhurst your baby in a crash. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and his wife announcing's $3 billion investment to help cure diseases and prevent and manage illnesses. >> if we can help develop new ways to experiment, we can empower scientists around the world to and breakthroughs in the area. >> zuckerberg said the clues could be chips to analyze cancer genomes. officers in the valley are on high alert after one was targeted right here on the 202. and if you had plans to get outside and work out, it will still feel humid with drier and cooler conditions headed our way. i'll show when you next.

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6:30 and happening right now, boy, the chaos in charlotte, journalists, police officers attacked, looted. this is a mess. we'll detail what happened while you were sleeping. the race for the white house comes to the valley today and we could be learning more about candidates' tax proposals soon. will they be putting america in bigger debt? did she go too far? would vu done the same thing? what a scottsdale mom did to teach her 3-year-old daughter a lesson. i have to say i threatened what she did as a dad. >> danielle lerner is off, and

yeah. when you head out the door, you'll notice it's humid and the clouds too. so not seeing any rain. the drive into work, nice and dry, no rainfall, but we are tracking increasing storm chances through the day. right now, 79 degrees and partly cloudy skies and temperatures will warm to the 80s through the day and briefly touch the 90-degree mark this afternoon. but as we warm, the storm chances will go up and increase i'll show you exactly how the line of storms will move in in just a few minutes. mallory? roads earlier all the delays near the mini stack because of crashes. those have cleared up, but it is 10 and 17, that's where we will see delays. i-10, eastbound from the 101, delays start at 83rd avenue and that takes you to the 17, the drive time does, and that's where things ease up as well.

sluggish, and a new crash, not slowing down too much but loop 202 westbound near dobson, and drivers in chandler will have to stay to the left to get by this. a look at the rest of the east valley drive coming up. my goodness. a lot of damage. a live look from air 15 over a mobile home fire, breaking news in north phoenix. not a lot left unfortunately, and allison rodriguez, she's olson, you spoke to a witness and there are injuries. what's the situation? >> reporter: we know two people were hurt trying to evacuate the area. we believe they were actually in another trailer blocked by the phoenix fire department truck but look at the aftermath here. that mobile home, gone, just done, and it's still smoking a bit. it might be hard for the camera

it was smoking more. all you can see is just the frame here, just charred and blackened with all the of the smoke and with all the water that was thrown on it. firefighters were telling us when they got to the home, it was fully engulfed in flames. a witness said that they heard explosions when it come fire. everything was on fire when they got on scene. that's what officials are telling us, and i am told once hear more explosions, so they are being cautious in fighting the blaze. i am told that they were concerned with exposures on all three sides, and firefighters were able to put this out and two people treated with minor injuries. one of them, a woman, she fell trying to get out of here and she has a bandage around her head. i think she will be okay.

one here but a scary situation. we haven't seen one like this in a long time. thankful that the injuries are not more severe. allison rodriguez, abc15. >> rolls is not the answer. unrest in charlotte after a second night of violence to protest. a news conference is expected in an hour from now after a declared. look at the images here. this is something else, a protester in critical condition after being shot, not by a police officer but another protester. the vandalism is widespread and many buildings damaged. the looting still taking place. the bank of america sent robocalls to employees asking them not to go to work.

country. law enforcement is becoming targets in the valley especially, and that has a lot of people concerned. katie conner at loop 202. what happened, katy in. >> reporter: dan, a deputy was just doing his job, driving along and pulled up and showed a gun, not once but twice. the deputy didn't know until another driver flagged him down. phoenix law enforcement said it's a trickle-down of a national stripping of officer- involved shootings. the badge is being targeted more than ever and cops are more frustrated. >> i'm 50% of the equation but if something goes south with you and in taking you into custody you decide you don't want to go to jail that day and

expected to own 100% of it. >> reporter: police are trying to do things to strengthen the relationship with the community, and officers will be going through de-escalation training. dan? >> thank you, katie. demonstrations continue during the national anthem. the entire indiana fever taking a knee. this is the first protest involving a the mercury linked arms and a couple of players also took a knee. the race for the white house making another shot in the event mike pence will be in mesa for a town hall meeting. the event starts at 6:30 tonight at the living word bible church. we will have a crew there and follow every event.

donald trump's budget would increase the federal debt by $5 trillion with a t dollars over the next decade because of spending for the military. for clinton, it would be $200 billion, largely because of her free college and child care proposal. a kissing bug might sound pleasant but think again. researchers are keeping a look at cracks in homes allow the bugs to easily get in. the bugs bite and can cause allergic reactions, severely, problems like certain diseases. the research team is collecting and analyzing them in hopes of determining a cure for anyone who gets bitten. and brand new developments on the new york city bombing.

in the u.s. give me just a moment. i want to show you what is reported by wabc, our friends in new york. that's her overnight. she returned from dubai to be questioned by authorities and her travel history may have flagged her for terrorism ties when she went to pakistan in june. the two men you can see on tv, they are thought to off with a suitcase 1 suit -- containing an explosive device, dan. someone broke into midtown primary earlier this week, and unfortunately, the suspects made off with $400 cash and $400 worth of bus passes.

of an already-planned fundraiser at the school last night. we are told instead of the money going to new equipment, it would have to replace stolen items. dan, i pulled up twitter for the las vegas fire department. the golden nugget was evacuated overnight. let's go ahead and i'll hit the play button and we'll watch this together. this was tweeted out. the fire started in a room the 9th floor at the 18-floor hotel. the people standing outside were evacuated. about $10,000 in damages is reported right now and it sounds like a mattress was burned and the person was asleep when it started. no injuries to report. that's the newest information tweeted out from the las vegas fire department. iris? you may have to head out the door soon. here's a summary of what you may need to know.

rain anywhere in the valley. and i expect the morning commute will stay dry. storm chances will increase through the day today especially by this afternoon in the valley, and tomorrow, we'll enjoy cooler and drier conditions. we'll have to potentially get through a stormy day, and i am watching a line of showers to the west and northwest. this will eventually become a line of thunderstorms in the next few that's futurecast. that line of storms will slowly progress to the east through the day today. we'll see storms that could be strong through maricopa county by lunchtime and then the storms will continue to track further off to the east eventually becoming more scattered around the phoenix metro. as we go into tonight, storm chances with drier and cooler air in tomorrow. and today, again, the hour by hour storm chances, a 10% chance after 9:00 a.m.

into this afternoon i think between 3:00 and 6:00 is when we will see the best potential for scattered thunderstorms. if you are in the high country, they develop earlier with the threat of strong to severe storms all the area highlighted in the green and yellow. we'll talk about the hazards and the wind in the state next. slow and go in the west valley at 83rd. and we 91st. it shouldn't slow the main line of traffic down because it's at an on-ramp. let's give you a look and show you 91st to i-10, it will be just slow and go on the 10. but if you travel it regularly, it's not out of the ordinary for this time of the morning. a crash u.s. 60 eastbound at dobson and the 202 at dobson as

down. but i-10 westbound is sluggish at chandler. north valley drivers, we jumped up to a 20% desert drive time, loop 101 eastbound. the san francisco to the 51, the slowest spot to 19th avenue. and in a couple of minutes, a look at i-17. if you go to 10 people who have been to the musical instrument museum, will most likely get 10 good reviews. take a look at the list of the top 5 here. this is a great company for the mim here if you look at the list. not bad. the mim comes in 20th on that list. how about that? go check that out here as we explore the desert during the fall months. still time to donate any

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it's just about a quarter to 7:00, and, boy, isn't that a nice look at the valley of the sun? wispy clouds off in the distance over the estrellas? iris will break down the forecast, and 79 degrees as you get out the door. let's get to the news. here is something that republicans and democrats ca needed. the department of veterans affairs is facing a controversy. a major denver area hospital will be delayed for years. it's now going to cost taxpayers millions more. federal investigators are looking into a cause and they are calling it gross mismanagement. the project now tripling in cost to $1.7 billion. putting veterans to work,

in an event today to adjust just that, but first, a job fair. justin pazera is live right now, and, justin, a renewed push to make sure that our veterans are not left behind. and this is so important. >> reporter: it really is, dan, and wallet hub came out saying several cities are really good for getting vets jobs. this is where the vets can meet face to face with employers. but already this morning, they are getting ready for the hundreds of veterans from all over the valley and they will be here at the stadium and i talked with one of the organizers here, a vet himself and he said a lot of times, the vets go into the military right out of high school, very young and when they get out after serving 5 to 10 years, it's hard to adjust. it's hard to tell them to just

organization does, and you think i don't want to be an accountant. but the companies they have supplies and logistics. >> reporter: so it starts at 11:00 this morning and meantime, across town, a big meeting with the chamber of commerce, meeting with area businesses to work with them to hire vets. justin pazera, abc15. another place to look for job, fedex. they are looking for 1000 seasonal workers and if you are looking long-term, last year, more than a third of those hired by fedex ground facilities got to keep their jobs even after the holiday season. chris? dan, you have to hear about this story. my goodness. a couple of lucky kids. a stray bullet in san diego missing two children sleeping

two people were outside and were arguing and one of the knucklheads decides to fire and it goes through the ceiling and through the second floor of an apartment there where the children are sleeping. this is a brand new image shared from our sister station in san diego. you see that? that's the bullet hole. okay. the children were sleeping right here and right here and the bullet came through the air mattress right between their head. the children were not the guy outside with the gun, he is now in jail. little camille couldn't listen to her mom. so michelle turned to scottsdale pd for backup. yes, she called the cops because michelle couldn't leave her seat belt buckled. >> it ended up to be a pleasant experience. she learned that the police officer backed up mommy and mommy was not just making up a

abide by. >> i love it. i am not going to lie. the scottsdale police department said they have officers designated to go on home visits to teach about safety. and we will learn more on gma, a national conversation, iris. everyone will be talking about that today. let's talk about the most accurate forecast and you might be talking about the fact that today is the first day of fall. we officially start fall today and we're talking about a system today. no impacts this morning, and we're still looking at a very nice start to the day. just a little humid with some increasing clouds but storm chases will go up throughout the day. after 9:00, a 10% chance for storms and after 3:00, the chance bumps up to a 40% chance and puts us in the scattered range. the best timing, the best

afternoon. i think it's between 3:00 and 6:00, but we could have a storm between then, even late this morning. know that any storms that develop could have the potential to be strong and even severe meaning that winds could get strong and possibly damaging and heavy rain a possibility, and we could get hail especially again over northwest arizona. winds ahead of the storm system will non-term -- storm related winds. and this valley, we'll feel stronger breezes between 20 and 25 miles per hour and wind alerts in the northwest and a heightened fire threat and flooding concerns in northwest arizona as we get the strongest storms and the most drenching storms in the northwest pocket of our state. mid to upper 70s in most spots

iris, plenty of slow spots for the thursday morning drive, and i want to focus in on i-17, southbound for drivers around the durango curve from the i-10 stack to the i-10 split. you will see slowing on the 17 traveling southbound until northern or so, and i want to give you a look from the adot camera. delays on the i-10 east valley are reaching back to loop 202, san tan, off and on until baseline traveling westbound on the 10 and loop 101, lighter if you want to take that northbound but it's backing up as well. a look at the drive on the i-10 in the west valley in a couple of minutes. great news and major plans to add to thursday night. tgit is back. it's premiere week with so many

starting at 7:00 with grey's anatomy. and be sure to stick around for the abc15 news at 10:00. dan, breaking news. this looks like the fourth structure fire that phoenix crews have been on this morning. i have the newest information on what we are getting in, and from here, back out to charlotte for the unrest there, and they are talking about a mandatorier can few. o'halleran: i had some really tough cases as a police detective.

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breaking news happening right now, a fire that was just extinguished, a bit of the smoke near 27th and mcdowell off wiletta if you are familiar. it's the fourth structure fire, a significant one, that the crews have battled since midnight. we have reached out to the crews on the scene. as soon as we get an update, we'll let you know. i'm allison rodriguez live in north phoenix. a first alarm fire has ripp through a mobile home behind me here. dozens of firefighters are trying to battle this one today. i'm told everything on the property caught fire and witnesses heard multiple explosions as well. they believe it may have been propane tanks blowing up. two people remember hurt trying to escape. i saw a woman with a bandaged forehead and i am told two horses which were on the

nobody else was hurt in the situation. fire crews are just letting the homeowners know. allison rodriguez, abc15. a state of emergency in charlotte, north carolina after a second night of i have lept protests and the national guard called in. a curfew could be put in place. one person was shot, not by police officers but another protester. the victim is in critical condition. and some of the protesters line to maintain the peace. and i'm off the 202. a guy last week pulled up next to deputies and pointed a gun at them, not once but twice and the guy took off and we are learning that happened on the same day that three phoenix police officers were ran over at a gas station. reporting live in tempe, katie

the storms will fire up in the next couple hours and in the valley, going up through the day and the best potential, a high of 90 degrees. watch for the storms this afternoon, and tomorrow, cooler and 60s in the morning. slower on the 10, an 18- minute desert drive time, westbound 202 to the 60, a

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.

good morning, america. breaking overnight, state of emergency. charlotte ignites for a second night. protests turn violent. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> one person in critical condition. angry demonstrators throw bottles, stomping on cars. this reporter knocked to the ground. police in riot gear fire tear gas. the national guard and state troopers called in amid new questions about that deadly police shooting and the gun officers say they found on the scene. >> i will fix it. donald trump promoting his plan overnight to end the violence. >> i would do stop and frisk. i think you have to. >> trying to recruit black voters with a controversial