to a standstill. and where is the party at? debate watch parties taking place all across the valley. we're taking action to tell you which one is going to be right for you. danielle lerner is off today. there's an active shooter situation and seven people were injured. a little bit of change in the air. >> and you can see it in the skies too. now that we're seeing a little bit of daylight you'll cloud cover. don't worry. i'm not seeing any rain. at most a sprinkle in the far southeast valley. we'll stay dry through the morning. and it won't be until the evening that we see the rain chances return. >> mild temperatures and we're in the low 80s right now. and we'll stay in the 80s through lunchtime. and then we warm to 90 degrees. temperatures today below

moisture increases and the winds go up. we'll talk about the -- i-17 southbound is slow and go from northern to about thomas and then we still have a crash mcdowell and i-17. and it's impacting you on the eastbound direction. let's give you a look at the desert drive times. 17-minute social security what we're up to now. the delays begin just before that and the drive time takes you to the before the tunnel. i also want to give you a look at the 10 in the east valley. this is at chandler boulevard. and you can tell it's picking up in the westbound direction. and you'll see a car on the right on the ramp. maybe slide to the left and give them a little extra space. let's get to it. this is the breaking news happening in houston right now.

situation in houston. abc news reporting seven people injured at a strip mall. the suspect was shot by police officers. and they are not looking for anybody else. this started at 6:30 houston time if you will at a petco store. no word on the severity of injuries. you see the law enforcement presence there and as soon as i get an update as we look live at t out of the parking lot, that's the possible shooter vehicle. i do not have a condition update on the victims or the suspect. seven people injured at the strip mall. we'll be visiting this as new information comes in. right now police are looking for two witnesses who may have seen a murder go down right in the gas station parking lot. we know a 35-year-old guy was

lot near hayden and mckellis. >> police were able to track down two women after a brief pursuit. it's not clear why someone would want to shoot and kill this guy. police are hoping that the two witnesses maybe able to she had some light on -- shed some light on the case. and abc15 is aware social media threat involving a local high school. somebody posted a photo of guns, warning people to stay home. several concerned parents and students sharing the post. and some concerned parents calling the newsroom early this morning. we want to let you know we reached out to phoenix police. and they are aware of the situation. and we've reached out to the high school union district and they are taking the situation

i'll let you know what we find out as it pertains to your children's safety. marchs and protests, and the racial tension is near a boiling point. and today there's one planned for valley. katie conner is live in tempe. and a lot of folks holding their breath, wondering what might happen this morning. >> reporter: police are warning students to find a different route to the organizers say they plan to block all the traffic on the mill avenue bridge. they are demanding justice for the woman killed by phoenix police and also for dalvin hollins. and a lieutenant shot and killed him. officers thought that he was armed but no gun was ever found. this morning's rally comes on

protests in charlotte over the shooting of keith scott. the governor did end up lifting the curfew. you can see setup is underway for the rally. i checked with tempe police and there are no plans to shut down traffic on the bridge. and as any of the protesters get off the sidewalk, they could be arrested. the countdown is on and twitter poll -- looks like 60% are watching the debate. we're hours away from the debate. both candidates spending the weekend preparing for tonight. we're told clinton has been studying materials daily. and trump has not focused on policy or he would mock debates. the debate will be divided into six different segments for a total of 90 minutes.

cheer or boo. and clinton will get the first question. >> as we take a live look at the debate stage in new york, nick ciletti is live near tempe marketplace with more on the watch parties for folks in the valley. >> reporter: you hear watch party and think super bowl. that's spot on because media experts are saying maybe 100 million people watching tonight. the first watch by area democrats here at tempe marketplace. it's your chance to see the candidates on the big screen. i'm just finding out it's sold out but there'll be overflow seating. the second one is actually hosted by the asu republican group and that one, doors open at 5:30. and it's held on a building on campus. and starts at 6:00.

we know this debate is going to galvanize people to want to register to vote. live in tempe, nick ciletti, abc15. and breaking news happening while you were sleeping. shots were fired near the freeway. and that crash mcdowell at i-17 is clear. and there's a new one. and if you're headed out the door, we have good news to

if you're running on empty, don't worry. aaa says the national average is $2.20 a gallon. in arizona, $2.11 for regular unleaded. do not worry, it's belo bucks a gallon in several locates. head to abc15.com to find out exactly where. and as folks head out. check in with mallory moore. >> there's a new crash for drivers trying to get on the 17. it's northern avenue on the overpass here. and looks like it's partially restricting traffic. and there we go. you definitely will see restrictions in the area.

down. take dunlap or glendale as you're using the side streets. we have the delays on the 10, 91st avenue to 19th avenue. north valley is super quiet. the 101 and in this area i'm not seeing any trouble spots. let's talk about your most accurate forecast. we had abundant sunshine this morning. and this morning, cloud cover ro nice cloud cover too. not seeing any rainfall. but the clouds making for a nice start. the rain is falling across southeast arizona. aside from a sprinkle or two under the thickest clouds, expecting things will stay dry for the morning commute. by this evening. we'll bring back a 10% chance for light showers that could move in. first they'll develop in southeast arizona and then they'll start tracking our way.

for rain is there. 82 degrees now. and we start to warm back up but it's going to be a gradual warmup. upper 80s before we hit 90 degrees. and that's the high for today. we have the rain chances and the clouds and the strong winds to talk about. that's next. >> >> a flight diverted after a samsung device on fire. but it's not the recalled galaxy note seven. what lawmakers want to see in text alerts.

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superstitions. and we're holding onto the heat. when will we see the rain? will we see the rain? iris has the most accurate forecast. a large police presence overnight after reports of shots being fired brought several police officers to a neighborhood near the state route 51 in camelback. 911 callers were reporting that somebody was firing near the overpass. officers found shell casings on the bridge. they talked to a person but we don't know if they were a witness or the shooter. we're not in october yet. and this guy didn't see the camera or didn't care. the thief caught on camera stealing halloween decorations. phoenix-- they are mad that

>> what kind of person would do something like this? >> a scummy person, someone that doesn't have any -- all they're thinking about the themselves. >> the family has already replaced the decorations. and a guadalupe shooting. deputies tell us they detained several people but they are not shooter in custody. and police searching for suspects who robbed somebody at gunpoint near 7th avenue and indian school. the victims with shot but will be okay. a woman is in critical condition after being stabbed by a man near 16th and mcdowell. the alleged attacker already in custody. no word on charges. new information about the

starbucks. our sister station reporting he does have a criminal history and may have gang ties. all of this started after the suspect's card was declined. and he got into a fight with a customer and fired the shots. the customer tried to blend in with shooters. officers took that guy straight to jail. lawmakers are calling for change to the emergency alert system for your smartphone. york bombings last week. the public needs to see a photo of the suspect that police are looking for. last week, the alert contained a brief description. there was a message telling people to check social media. listen to this at 6:17. a mexican judge will begin

should be extradited back to the u.s. he's being held at a maximum security prison in mexico. something to watch today. and what really happened to the 43 mexican college students who vanished years ago. a brand new special prosecutor has been brought in is assisting mexican authorities. many of the cell phones were used after they disappeared, giving them dozens of leads. and the moment you step outside, all the blanket of clouds sitting in place. the sun is up and hard to see because of the cloud cover. this cloud cover as we talked about earlier acting like a

temperatures a little bit milder, milder than they were all weekend. and the cloud cover doesn't allow the temperatures to cool off. mesa, gilbert, chandler still sitting in the 80s. and anthem is right at 80. a mild start across the valley. so we've got the cloud cover and we have a boost in moisture. the dew point is in it's not going to feel muggy. but the boost in moisture will bring rain chances. and watch for the showers to move north and eventually move to the valley. just a 10% chance of rain in the phoenix metro. and any rain we get will likely be light. and tomorrow we could get thunderstorms as the moisture is in place. and we'll have a chance for scattered showers and

before we start to dry out the forecast. overall, the best storm potential will be across the high country, tomorrow into the end of the week and the weekend. our temperature 90 degrees today and tomorrow. and warmer over the -- as we wrap up the week. we'll talk the strongest winds next, mallory. we have a new crash for drer this is gonna be southbound near bethany home. and there's cars on the right- hand side, probably moving in the crash. stay to the right as it's blocking the left lane. and there's another issue for the 17. let's give you a look at the big map showing you any delays. in the north valley.

the left and the right. and east valley drivers -- where i'm not seeing any trouble spots. and look out for a change on u.s. 60. new barriers are up in tempe approaching the i-10. this is between the hov lane and the exit lane for i-10 eastbound. that's been a trouble spot for years. adot hopes the new barrier help drivers choose the lane a little earlier. now you see it, now you don't. >> this is the old hell canyon bridge being taken down. the bridge did not meet safety standards any more.

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climate change in detail with leonardo dicaprio. they'll be joined by scientists. the new documentary will be on the south lawn. a man was shot dead at this chevron in scottsdale. we're live on what happened just off the 101. and this crash is now blocking two lanes of traffic,

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the shooting in charlotte. and this is supposed to be the season for the cards to make it to the super bowl, right? turns out someone forgot to tell all the other teams. >> third game of the year. come on. >> it was rough. let's talk about the monday bus stop forecast. you'll walk out the door to a different. more clouds and not sunshine we enjoyed saturday. the rain is falling in southeast arizona around tucson not moving a lot. and the rain is staying out of the valley for now. as we go through the day. rain chances will gradually go up. by this afternoon, mainly late afternoon to the evening, the rain chances go back up. many spots are dropping into

80s too. winds will get stronger as the high reaches 90 degrees. we'll talk about how strong the wind gusts will feel heading home. and we have a crash on i- 17. it was blocking the left and center lane. and moments ago they were able to move it over to the side. a couple of cars involved and they have it off to the side. and it's going to be super heavy. it was blocking a good portion of the freeway for several minutes. this is the home. and you'll see i slow to northern. and then we have a crash northern at a17. maybe glendale could be a better option for you. and we're seeing minor delays in the north valley. and we jumped up to a 30-minute drive on the 10 in the west valley. from the abc15 live desk. i need to update you on the

shooter is dead and the body is not being moved because he had to -- >> this began in houston just about two hours ago at a petco store at a strip mall. when i get the new information, we'll stop and bring the news to you. from here, let's go to information about charlotte. a curfew put in place has been lifted. after several nights of violent protests. the community is urged to come together and show their noonity. a big protest is expected to begin in tempe.

drive to work. katie conner is live with more. >> reporter: a protest is set for the 9:00 and more than 100 are expected to gather in the park. and then they'll walk to the bridge where they are expected to shut down traffic. protesters are marching for just for dalvin hollins. he robbed a walgreens and led police on a chase where he was shot and police thought head a gun but no weapon was found. police are going to try to firefighter this morning' raleigh from becoming this. this raleigh was led by jared moppin. tempe police say they'll have a

here. and protesters are being told to stay on the sidewalk or be arrested. we are just hours away from the first faceoff between donald trump and hillary clinton. 100million people might be watching this one. here's a live look as they prepare at hofstra university in new york. this is a like look. time is running out for you to register to vote. nick ciletti is talking action. and the deadline is just around the corner. >> it's october 10th, 2 weeks from today. and tonight's debate is going to motivate people to get out and register to vote. frito-lay is out with a new campaign. and the ones not registered to

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a lot of families in need. we're excited about the arizona state fair. it starts in two weeks. taking action to get you in for free. there are 11 different ways to save money on the general admission or rides. bring four nonperishable food items. as workweek. we'll go from mostly cloudy skies to partly cloudy later today. and overall more clouds than this weekend. we're also going to get stronger winds, especially by midday. and rain chances are continuing through thursday. your most at the forecast. partly cloudy this afternoon.

and we'll stay in the 80s through much of the time. and the rain chances going up between 4:00 and 8:00. a light showers. etch though the crash on i season is completely off on the right-hand side, the delays are pretty heavy. i-17 at northern avenue. and the delays start before dunlap. and you're seeing how heavy it is. and we have this csh overpass. they have most of the cars loaded up. but you could use glendale. the 101 in the north valley just started to slow. we have an 11 minute desert drive from the 17 to the 21. it starts to ease up. and delays on i-10 remain

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welcome back in. you are taking a look at our adot camera. a crash in the east valley, u.s. 60 westbound at mesa drive. everything is on the left-hand side and it's heavy right now. you'll see delays there. i'll map out the delayed and other crashes in just a few minutes. a new scare in the sky involving a sa a delta flight was diverted after smoke started to come out from the device. the airline access the tablet fell inside a seat and became jammed. the flight continued. >> the paa is leading the investigation, trying to figure out why it began to force. new fallout over the wells fargo scandal.

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the cdc says it's ineffective. ace pitcher jose fernandez. the others have been identified. one is the son of a police detective. and none of the three were wearing life vests when the boatit a jetty. and it's not believed that drugs or in this crash. more news in the sporting world. a lot of people are mourning the loss of arnold palmer. he was the first player to win the masters four times. tiger woods and roary mcelroy are remembering the king of golf. >> he was just a wonderful man with great stories and great

for anyone he met in his life. >> overnight, president obama tweeting outline this photo says here's to the kick. palmer died from applications from heart problems in pittsburgh. let's talk about your most accurate forecast. you'll walk out the door to mostly cloudy skies, dry rain, and temperatures low 80s. >> as we go through the day, we'll see the clouds break up and eventually see the chance for rain move in. notice the rain though for the most part down in southeast arizona through much of the day. and this evening. the band of rain starts to work north. and we could get a few spotty showers in the valley by this evening. tomorrow the rain and storm

chances sticking around through thursday. those are the changes as we kick off the week. temperatures make it to 90 degrees. and we'll get stronger wind gusts. the strongest winds i'll show you the 7-day forecast in just a fin minutes. and it's halloween time already at disneyland and abc15 mornings wants you to join in all the fun. we're giving away tickets each day. watch for the weather word of the day from 6:00 to 7:00 a.m. for your chance to win. and this all starts thursday. let's give you a look at the roads.

a lock -- minor delays back to gilbert road. it's not blocking traffic. the rest of the east valley is not looking bad. we're up to a 14-minute drive time from the 202 san tan to the red mountain freeway. and the 101 is looking better than the 10. we don't usually see that. or excuse me, the 10 is looking better than the 101. the rest of the the west valley. we're seeing heavy delays from a crash at bethany home row. state without there's something to be said for the ball bouncing your way. but when you get blown out of the stadium, it's painful.

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i'm justin pazera live near hayden and mckelly where a 35- year-old man was shot lot. police are questioning two women they believe are connected to this. they also caught up to them after a brief pursuit. police are also looking for two witnesses who saw something going on. and whatever it was, it was big enough to go inside and tell the clerk. if you know anything about the murder, police want to talk to you. we're live in tempe, justin

feeds. we don't have control of this camera but this is coming out of houston where a shooter is dead and six people are in the hospital in houston after the suspect opened fire. some people were in their cars when shots range out just about two hours ago. this is a very active investigation. >> reporter: nick ciletti at tempe marketplace. this is one of the where there'll be a president debate. they are hosting that at the hear kin theater. the republican group is hosting a watch party on campus. registration deadline is october 10th. >> reporter: i'm katie conner live in tempe where a protest

the mill avenue bridge -- they are marching for just for dalvin hollins, shot and killed back in july by a police officer. his family wants that officer to be fired or forced to resign. to the parents out there. i want to update you. a series of threats were sirred for carl hayden high school. parents called the newsroom asking about and phoenix police let us know they are aware and monitoring the situation. as you look at the 7-day forecast today's high only in the upper 80s to near 90 degrees. and we have a slight chance of a stray shower. not a washout by any means but the winds will be kicking up state wide. and in the valley, they'll be the strongest in southeast arizona. but they'll be -- a chance for

rain chances thursday before drier conditions before the weekend. and a 25-minute drive on the 17 southbound after an earlier crash. the 51 could be a good option. only the right lanes like they're open. a big crash at chandler boulevard happens a few minutes ago.

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