right now, rain could be headed to your neighborhood on the first day of fall. abc15 air 15 captured the raindrops. >> we are tracking big changes. as we track those clouds that have been moving in, the showers pushing and from the west also. this time lapse from the environmental quality shows you that it is a good morning. we are now seeing the rain falling across the phoenix metro. even with our phoenix children's hospital valley cam. it is not very heavy. we are not seeing any lightning strikes around the phoenix metro. there is enough to get the roads wet and possibly reduce some visibility. we are seeing the band of showers pushing through right now through central phoenix from about anthem down to deer

along i-17. now, it is inching right over sky harbor airport. this band of showers is pushing east but this is just the beginning. there is a chance for some storms as we go through this afternoon. i will detail your hour by hour forecast out and we will talk about the cooler, drier air that is behind this storm system today. not just one, but five homes catching fire within the last few hours. the police department share this video of the latest fire near 90 but we are told that this home was seriously damaged but everyone living inside were able to make it out safely. >> a second fire at a home this morning and phoenix. take a look here. it started in an attic. it was not long before crews got control of the flames at the scene. this home is near 27th street in phoenix. crews are now hoping that family of five and somewhere else to stay for now. while you were sleeping, buyers reported at three

>> no one was home at the one near 24th street and mcdowell. the man who lived at the home near 51st avenue and lower buckeye suffered a burn to his hand while trying to put out a fire with a garden hose. none of these fires appear to be related. the cause -- the causes are under investigation. witnesses say that they felt an explosion and then saw the flames near 35th avenue and beardsley allison rodriguez picks up the story from here. >> reporter: we are getting a very clear look at this mobile home is completely gone. all that is left is broken, charred frame your everything is covered in flame retardant and water. the cleanup is next. you still see fire crews trying to make sure everything is out. at the height of displays, the fire was massive, shooting planes into the air. it was a first alarm fire and neighbors said they could hear explosions coming from this home. two people did have minor injuries after they were running to get away from the

rescued from the back of this place as well. i am told fire crews could hear these explosions. when they arriveon scene. they have to be very careful. the heat was so intense from these claims that they were not able to get as close as they would have liked. they were able to finally put this one out. a neighbor says the explosion shook him awake >> multiple explosions started happening. the propane tanks started blowing up right in front of us. we were within 30 feet of them as they started shooting up in the air. >> reporter: the fire investigators have to figure out if propane tanks, ammunition or something else. displaces a total loss and the homeowners are in colorado. their son was supposed to be watching this place. that place is a total loss. reporting in phoenix, allison rodriguez, abc15 news. they put out pepper spray. people are running from it. >> police officers and reporters caught in the chaos overnight

death of keith lamont scott. a vented their rage and grief. the governor has declared a state of emergency and the national guard has been called to the scene. >> 44 people were arrested in charlotte and one person was shot by another person there and is in the hospital. as we watch this violence escalating in north carolina, there is growing concern now over our officers right here in arizona. katie conner has more from the loop 202. >> reporter: but a guy pointed his gun at him twice is still out there somewhere. many people are worried that officers are going to be targeted even more. >> there is a war on cops. >> this is a violent, cowardly act on our police officers. it is unacceptable. >> reporter: two law enforcement's are speaking out days apart. this man mark payne ran over three officers with his car then on monday, dps says a trooper narrowly escaped a gunfight during a traffic stop.

guard in his uniform was riding his bike in tempe when he was attacked. in may, another deputy was shot several times during a traffic stop in tempe. investigators say he was targeted. the shirts are adding another set of eyes out in the field. he is using reserve deputies and is making sure all of his deputies stay safe. reporting from tempe, katie conner, abc15 news. you. now that we know details of today's big visit, this makes a church is where donald trump's running mate mike pence will be headed for a town hall event. it starts at 6:30 pm at living word bible church near brown and bella vista. if you can't make it, we will bring you every moment right here. abc15 news is hitting the road talking to voters in the key battleground states beginning with pennsylvania. donald trump is campaigning just outside of philadelphia tonight. that is where we find elizabeth

many still undecided. >> reporter: good afternoon to you. i have to tell you every single voter we caught up with out here made one thing very clear. they are not voting -- not voting in november is not an option. many of them are not sold on the candidates. in an ordinary election year finding hillary clinton supporters is easy enough. >> i will vote for her because she is the best candidate. >> reporter: this is no ordinary race. >> i will not vote for hillary just because she is woman. >> reporter: the voters we spoke to express their frustration with both candidates. >> i feel like i am in kindergarten watching a bunch of little kids fight back and forth. >> it is overwhelming. it is crazy.

negativity.>> reporter: the lifelong republicans say they are undecided and winning over swing state voters is crucial, especially for trump. >> pennsylvania is almost a must win state because he will lose some other states that he needs to win. he needs electoral votes. >> reporter: 20 electoral votes are up for grabs in pennsylvania. no presidential candidate has won here in the last 40 years without a strong showing in these four suburban philadelphia counties. the same areas where we met these voters still on the fence. as for the number one concern we heard from voters in this area was the economy.

have seen so far, they say both clinton and trump have a long way to go to win them over. reporting from aspen, elizabeth hurr, abc15 news. >> they really do seem to be a lot of folks were not thrilled with either major party candidate. what do you think these voters are going to do? >> reporter: that was one o the follow-up questions. i did ask these voters if there was anything that clinton or trump could do to change their minds. some of them were still open to it. they said there are presidential candidates and they will be watching the debates coming up. they want to make sure that they make an informed decision on election day. others fought absent too little too late and the damage has been done. right now, they will go for a third-party candidate.>> thank

taking action to offer positions and offer them resources. a stray bullet narrowly missing to sleeping children. where police say it came from. our poll question of the day has to do with the protests we are seeing over the national anthem including the one at the mercury game last night. do you think sitting or taking a knee during the star-spangled banner is an effective way of bringing awareness to some of our issues our nation is facing right now? visit www.abc15.com to vote by clicking on 15 links. o'halleran: i had some really tough cases as a police detective. but the problem in washington is as clear as day -- we can't trust our politicians to work for us.

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valley companies are coming together to help veterans when it comes to getting a job. >> it is such a great cause. >> some of them are at the university of unix stadium right now -- phoenix stadium right now. the veterans come back from

transition back to civilian life . that means getting a job. the guy who is heading all of this up right now knows all about this. he is a veteran himself.>> guys like myself joined up after high school. then you get out and you don't have much of a knowledge of how some --'s ability of -- civilian employment works. the military has been your job since high school. >> across town, the chamber of commerce is also meeting with companies to h resources that they need to hire more veterans. showers are pushing across the valley right now.

breaking news now. this story you might file in the unbelievable category. a group of phoenix police officers potentially in big trouble as abc15 is just getting exclusive confirmation that three officers might have forced a suspect amount of marijuana. they found this marijuana on him during a traffic stop. the man got sick. that man filed a complaint with the department. >> there are now two investigations going on. and internal affairs investigation and a criminal investigation. all three officers involved our new recruits. one of them was a transfer from the chicago police department. sources are telling abc15 he was one of those major

we have sources everywhere working on this. you can expect more on our mobile app through the afternoon. we were also just handed a statement from the phoenix police chief. >> in part, the police chief says: once the facts are determine, he will take quick and appropriate action. he was appalled when informed by these allegations. they will work through this and conduct the investigation to make sure the facts come out. >>ta that. a stray bullet nearly misses two kids as it rests the air mattress they are sleeping on. they are safe this morning. this video is from our sister station in san diego. a man and a woman were arguing outside the home when the man pulled out a gun and fired a shot. the bullet flight through the family second or window. the alleged shooter was arrested on the scene. we also have new video to show

a casino was forced to evacuate because of a fire inside a hotel room. firefighters say it started on the eighth floor of the golden nugget by a guest who had fallen asleep while smoking.>> when we got outside, it smelled like wiring -- burnt wiring. >> the fire was quickly put out by sprinklers in the room and it sounds like everyone is expected to be okay. the kissing bug might find -- might sound sweet. researchers are taking a closer look. homes have cracks and openings and the kissing bugs get inside. kissing bugs have also been seen in the valley. there bites can cause severe allergic reactions. they can be two different problems and diseases researchers are collecting and analyzing the bugs in hopes of finding a cure for anyone who gets bitten. i see no way to transition that to the weather. i can tell you that i just got back from peoria. there were some raindrops out

across the valley. i wanted to start off by showing you this shot. this is what is heading your way. showers have moved across central phoenix. you can see the visibility is a little low. those light showers are pushing through central phoenix right now and that is also leading to very thick clouds over the valley. have wet roads too. let me show you what i am seeing . this line of showers started way out this morning. slowly tracking to the west valley here over the last few hours. now it is pushing through the central parts of the phoenix metro. we have light showers moving into cave creek east of deer valley. we have rain over the desert ridge market place area. that will continue to track east toward scottsdale and further south of there you can see that the light showers moving over camelback mountain pushing into paradise valley and parts of scottsdale.

that line is not as defined. >> we have the band of light rainfall now moving through the central part of our county, even in spots to our south. we will be watching areas to our southwest for redevelopment of thunderstorms. you can already see if you pop up showers out west. further up to the north, we have more showers moving through flagstaff and ar we even have a flash flood warning just west of page. we have had heavier showers to our north. something to note is if you are in the region along the northern arizona border. in northwest arizona, we start the -- started the day with showers. this entire western half of our state is a spot we will be watching as we go through the next few hours. we will see the storms fire back up in the region at head

into the phoenix metro by this afternoon. we have more moist air sitting across our state. cooler, drier air is heading our way. between those two air masses, a cold front is swinging across and that is what is helping generate the showers across our state. it will help develop thunderstorms this afternoon. as he watched futurecast, the band of showers will continue to redevelop as we look out to our west and eventually pushed east across the valley. there is a chance of storms here as we go through this afternoon. up north, the transfer storms will also continue. by this evening, a lot of the activity will start pushing to the east. overnight, we will see a slight chance of showers and casagrande to show low. the valley will start to dry out overnight and during the day tomorrow, we will see clear conditions. today, watch for some storms as we go into this afternoon. those storm chances have a 30%

it will be quieter as we go into this evening. any storms like to develop will have the potential of being strong or severe in spots to our northwest, especially here in the valley. some strong storms are a possibility. we will talk about what hazards to be on the lookout for plus the cooler air that will move in behind the storm system as we look ahead into the weekend. do you have an old bike you don't need anymore? consider donating get to our -- bike campaign. the bikes go to valley kids in foster care. the website has everything you need to know on it. thousands of children, it is painful to swallow any type of food. meet a family battling this disorder. the events that are taking action to try to find a treatment.

kids should eat well to stay healthy. more than 21,000 kids struggle with it just eating called a feeding disorder. a group called being matters is committed to research and treating these disorders. >> we have chris to helps lead up this organization along with amanda and noah. we are talking about kids and eating. this is not just about know of being a picky eater. >> correct. he gets all of his nutrition from a bottle. at two years old, that is not

he isn't interested in it. he has no desire to eat or gets any enjoyment out of it. feeding every day at our house is a big stressful struggle.>> it is tough enough in typical circumstances to get your kids to eat. what was it like as a mom and a family as you were figuring out that this is an actual disorder that needs to be addressed? >> we did not realize it at first. he is our firstborn. we had nothing to compare it to. it took us a while to figure out that we were dealing with isn't just a picky typical situation that other people are facing. luckily, we had access to amazing resources like feeding matters to help us on our journey. >> chris with feeding matters is here. you guys are dedicated to research on this. >> exactly. we are here to accelerate identification of this issue because like amanda said, it is hard to know when to worry. we really need to help

we are working on an early identification instrument to help them. we're also igniting the research because there is a lack of research around best practices and evidence-based information. then we are really promoting collaborative care. for a child like noah, this is very complex. it is not always just one particular position or specialist that can help us issue. >> does it vary by child? are there specifics? >> it is so complex. there are over 200 diagnoses where children are at diagnosis. you may have a child with some severe reflux to a child who truly has some other serious medical conditions that can be affected. >> i wanted to point out that you guys have a big event next wednesday. all the information is right there on your screen. this is open to everyone. >> it is. we still have space. we welcome anyone who wants to join us. visit our website and let us

chris, amanda, noah. thank you. coming up, police in riot gear as protesters smashing windows in charlotte. more on the outrage after police officers shot and killed a black man. premiere week continues on abc15. coming up, we get a preview of i was diagnosed with lung cancer. as a firefighter approaching a fire i had to confine it, contain it and attack it.

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out of north carolina. the video behind me is showing the destruction of people that are bent on doing such things. >> violence erupting in charlotte overnight. people outraged over the police shooting of a black man. maggie valley has more from charlotte. >> reporter: the national guard and the state highway patrol are on the streets of charlotte after a second night of unrest. demonstrations erupted into chaos overnight at the scene of the fatal police shooting of keith lamo the heart of downtown charlotte. the nba charlotte store was looted. fireworks were thrown at police as they fire back with flash grenades and teargas. trash cans thrown into the window of the bankamerica building. >> we give additional orders to disperse and protesters continue to damage property and to throw objects an assault or officers. >> reporter: police in riot gear got control of the situation. nine people were left injured including one man was on life

by another protester. charlotte's mayor tells good morning america that a curfew will be considered it protests continue. >> the streets are open and we are hoping for a peaceful day. we are preparing for this evening. >> reporter: scott's family say he was holding a book and was unarmed when he was confronted by police on tuesday. his family taking to facebook. >> the police just shot my daddy four times for being black. >> reporter: police say scott had a gun and would not drop it despite being told repeatedly to do so. abc affiliate obtained a photo of what police say is the weapon recovered at the scene.>> mr. scott suited his vehicle armed with a handgun as the officers continued to yell at him to drop it. >> reporter: authorities have identified the officer fire the shot as brightly vincent, also african-american and now on pay the. for now, authorities are refusing to release any of the body camera dashcam footage of the shooting saying they want to show it to the family first. the search is on for these

they may be linked to the suspected new york city bomber. the fbi is releasing surveillance footage of two men who made off with a suitcase containing an explosive device. rain now, their only considered witnesses. ahmad rahami is accused of putting the bombing new york which went off and injured 31 people. video from new jersey where everyone was cleared from a train station. a specific us package discovered -- a specific -- a suspicious package discovered under a of shoes. suspicious packages are being reported across the united states. yesterday, a pressure cooker was found along the expressway in the bronx. traffic came to a complete halt in both directions. the cops say it was nothing more than a discarded kitchenware. in detroit, a suitcase was found in a walmart parking lot. along with a cauldron looking thing. people were kept away from their cars for two hours. it

annalee in las vegas, a suspicious package was found at the stratosphere casino. it turned out to be a bag of medical supplies. apparently, that bag was making strange noises. we know more than 400 of these calls have come into police in new york city alone since saturday's explosion in manhattan. the message here is see something, say something. while it is leading to a lot of scares, it is better to be safe than sorry. hillary clinton is taking a break from campaign trail and going one-on- one with a comedian. she is in a new video from running or die. it is the web series between two burns with zach galifinakis.>> chris -- critics have questioned your decision- making strategy. i hope that you doing this show will bring that to rest.>> it proves the case. >> it is some okay comedic timing. it is whether or not

trump and thought she should become more racist. clinton shook her head at one point and jokingly said i really regret doing this. in the meantime, trump spoke today at the conference in pittsburgh. there, he called to expand the exploration of energy resources in the united states saying he would open federal lands and offshore areas for that energy exploration. new poll numbers show hillary clinton leading donald trump nationally six points. this coming as good news for clinton day off the campaign trail to prepare for monday's debate. that will air right here on abc15. if you are not in front of a tv during the debate, abc news will always be live streaming the debate on facebook. serious president says us airstrikes in the eastern part of the country were definitely intentional. overnight, russia also pointed a finger at the us saying a predator drone was flying in the area where the convoy was

20 people were killed in that attack. secretary of state john kerry spoke to the un asking for all air traffic over humanitarian route to be stopped. the were notorious may be well known for all the wrong reasons. we hope that notorious in the new tgit lineup will be well known for all the right reasons. we are talking to piper parable. thank you for being with us. how is it going? >> thanks for having us. how are how excited are you? people are excited for notorious. today is the big kickoff. >> today is premier night. we will be at the studio tweeting live during the show and filming at the same time. >> in the 21st century, it is not just watching the show, it is interacting with the stars of the show during the show.>> it was not like that when i was a kid. it would have been fun to be able to tweet at the a-team.

what is so great about this show? we have seen what it is. it is a whirl of media and law and celebrity clashing and coming together. what is it you guys feel will hook the viewers?>> i think with any abc thursday night show, there is a lot of sexy characters and secrets and a fast-paced. i think also the show is about the behind-the- scenes relationship betwe legal and the news. i don't think people have seen that before. in an election cycle like this, when people are interested in what is going on and who selling them their news, this is a look at who is shaping the narrative. >> you guys look like you work well together. either you are both phenomenally gifted, which you are, but i think this looks real. does this translate out there onto the set and screen? >> daniel and i can get in a group together. this show has that kind of fast-

where the secrets are coming out and things keep changing. you need an actor like daniel who can work on the fly and keep it bright and mysterious. >> i understand her strengths and she understands my weaknesses so we work well together.[ laughter ] >> thursday favorites are back tonight. gray's anatomy and the notorious and then how to get away with murder. don't worry, scandal will be back in a few months in the midseason premiere. the phoenix zoo is in the

we have some special guests here in the studio. >> let's start with linda hardwick your quit of these? these are not animals. these are human hands. >> this is a small child hand, a larger adult hand. this is a project that is organized by the phoenix zoo auxiliary.

are the longest running fundraising organization started in 1961. this is something that you are making your way up toward our turnstile and you will see an entire wall of these. when it is complete, there will be 567 tiles. there are only 45 left of these to sell. it is really a great way for people to leave a lasting legacy at the zoo. you put your name on it. i personally have seen kids run up and they find their . they compare it to see if their hand has grown since the last time have been at the zoo. it is a great way to leave your mark in your history of the zoo because it will be up for several years. all of the proceeds from this amazing fundraising project will go to a new 500 feet amphitheater which will be used for presentations, concerts, special events and animal shows which is what whitney is here to talk about. >> who is this?

this is a tiny frog mount. she is not an hour. -- foul. >> these are more closely related to a songbird.>> she looks like she has dandruff. >> that is for coloration on her feathers to help her blendon. she is an ambush predator so she blends in with the trees and waits for the food come to her.>> where would we find her in the wild? >> she is from australia.>> that is a cool looking animal. i would imagine she can fly pretty fast. >> she can. she is very good applying a she has more of a sit and wait around type of energy. >> what else do we have here up front?>> he is our legless lizard. this specific type is from europe. he is not a snake.

you today. >> i am no animal expert. >> again, if you want one of these, they are only 45 left. you can go on to our website and check out all the information and reserve the time when you can make your own. >> there is the information on your screen. thank you. we have mostly cloudy skies. th northeast valley now that we have more storms possible this

on the fourth day of the week, 91 points. the dow jones. workers are wanted now in phoenix as fedex is in need of 1000 seasonal package handlers, drivers and other workers you are looking long-term, your news is last year more than a third of the package handlers hired at fedex ground facilities got to keep their jobs when the holiday season was over. if you don't mind taking the wheel for extra cash , total transit is looking to hire nearly 2000 drivers in phoenix and also down in tucson over the next 12 months. they are glendale-based rideshare company owned by discount cab promising to charge 60% less than other services. the details about those

www.abc15.com. a new recall means you might have to throw out some of your favorite ice cream. lubell says it's chocolate chip and cookie to step flavors could be contaminated with listeria. both the gallon and the pipe sizes are affected. all of that information is on www.abc15.com. thankfully, no illnesses reported. netflix will soon be suggesting a lot more original content for you. the top dogs say the company just said that they want half t content. they plan to make this happen in the next few years. more shows like stranger things and oranges the new black. they are already upping the total by 150 hours this year alone. in america sweetheart is in town. the final five and other olympic gymnasts will perform in glendale tonight at the kellogg's tour of gymnastics champions. this starts at 7 pm. before their big show, they needed to

local shop ice cream sammy shop catered for the whole team and posted the olympians enjoying the sweet treat on facebook. a lot of them say it is like walking on eggshells living at the mesa terrace condominium. they are spending hundreds of dollars in hoa violations. is my hoa crazy?>> over the years, they just piled up. >> reporter: arlene willis is talking about the violations she says came from the hoa. $50 for the empty pop on her balcony. >> that is ridiculous. all of the patios are empty. >> $100 for carpet cleaner hoses upstairs. the $70 administrative fee here and expensive parking violation there. >> you can see right here there is no lines whatsoever. >> chris has been towed. >> if you are an inch on the line or was seems to be a line,

>> those don't include the late fees and collection fees. arlene says she was a disability after a car accident and an illness. she got behind on hoa payments. was added fees alone were more than $7000. hoas are supposed keep owners. the communications violation? >> i said i was going to come to abc15 news a $50 morning because we called the hoa about arlene's concerns. third parties are not -- permitted >> i have a right to voice my opinion. >> the media sees pretty disturbing. >> this list of fees is over the top they are posted on a website run by the hoa property manager scott gordon. >> we could not find cordon around but he could likely cs -- see us. we found plenty of other residents.

patio. >> we had a park bench back here so we had a $170 fine. >> the hoa says every homeowner has the opportunity to file an appeal. they spent years reviewing, refining and implement in policies. the these are determined by the type of violation a number of violations the registered cars are given opportunity to move vehicle before it is towed. arlene says enough is enough. >> it is like harassment. >> scott several employees hired to handle day-to-day operations. we know gordon owns several units. let's talk about the weather. it looks like seattle. >> light rain is moving through making for gloomy skies and what roads. it has not added a whole lot in the rain gauges. this is at the top of the hour. phoenix sky harbor has just a

if you spotlight buckeye is where the rain started out initially this morning. we did end up with just over a quarter inch of rain. the rest of the valley is under a 10th of an inch for most spots except for the west valley. it has been fairly light so far. there is a chance for more wet weather and some thunderstorms as we go into this afternoon. that is the view right now in scottsdale as the showers track the the northeast valley now. you can see the visibility is reduced. we typically can see camel point. the showers come down and they are visible on our mayo clinic valley cam. temperature-wise, we are right at 82 degrees. showers are pushing through and not cooling us down too much. the dew points have been bumping up. in the 70s at the west valley. upper 60s in phoenix. it is muggy but there is some relief heading our way. drier air will move in by tomorrow. that will bring the dew points

later on. we have to track the rain chances through the day-to-day. the showers you are seeing on the valley cam living right to the northeast pocket of the valley. they are now moving into kids creek and right over scottsdale airport as they continue to track to the north and east. further to the south, a little bit more spotty through tempe and chandler. the rhine -- the line of rain is pushing to the east. this is round one. we will have to watch this area out to our west and southw you see if you spotty showers developing already. we could see some storms develop in that area. those storms will have the potential of tracking into the valley. we have some light rain through to the north central pockets of our state. behind the back light rain, more pop-ups their firing out. these storms and the potential for storms will continue over the next few hours and some of them could be on the strong side. a cold front will push through

across. the line of rain will sweep across with it. as we go into tonight, those rain chances will start to shift to our southeast. overnight, a chance of rain. we are looking at mostly sunny conditions. as we watch for the storms to develop to the west and northwest, there is a threat for a strong storm. hail is not out of the question with the strongest storms across arizona. keep an indoors is the place to be as storms roll through. a 40% chance for storms as we go into the afternoon. we will continue to gradually warm. near 90 before temperature start to drive -- drop off. the other part of the system is the wind. the winds are kicking up across the state testing as high as 35 miles per hour . they will be strong the the afternoon with when advisories posted for

warning also posted for the upper colorado river valley. very strong winds up north. breezes here in the valley. check out the 7-day forecast. record to stay on top for the weekend. west valley drivers, this weekend you could have some issues. some closers and restrictions overnight, for the weekend, crews will be moving the scaffolding from the bell bridge and they will install

here are the results of the poll of the day. are the national anthem protests effective? 91% of you said no. 9% said yes. a group of the phoenix police officers potentially in

that three officers may have forced a suspect to eat a small amount of marijuana. that man apparently got sick and filed a complaint with the department. there are now two investigations going on. the police chief says that once this investigation is over, they will take quick and appropriate action to ensure everyone involved is held accountable. a fire rips through a mobile home in phoenix avenue n beardsley. witnesses say they felt an explosion and saw the flames. two people were hurt while they try to evacuate the home. the back of the home was destroyed. the nonviolent rally is set for monday. this will be in response to the recent police shooting including this one in north carolina. at least 44 people were arrested overnight. we are on the political front lines here in the valley.

mike pence holds a rally at the mesa church. we will be live before kicks off at 6:30 pm. we will also be live charlotte, north carolina after a second night of unrest. what is to come tonight? facebook's mark soderberg and his wife are spending $3 billion to cure, prevent and manage all disease. how far can that money go? we will look into it coming your way. we will doppler. we had some showers roll through but we are starting to see if you more pop-ups. we will keep you updated on facebook and our mobile app. a transfer storms this afternoon and then it will be cooler by tomorrow. make plans to be outdoors if

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