when it's going to reopen. >> hillary has experience but it's bad experience. >> donald is unfit to be the commander in chief. >> a war of words, the gloves are off in the race for the white house. we're talking about the trending moments and doing some fact checking as well. facebook, twitter, that's where we want your opinion. and local breaking news is impacting many communities. >> i-17 is still 7th street. as far as weather goes, it should be a nice drive. >> less cloud cover and you may consider rolling down the windows. we have scattered clouds and the roads are all dry and the temperatures are nice and cool. and it's cooler than it was this morning as we drop down to the 73 degrees at phoenix sky harbor. still feeling the light breezes in the valley. and we'll keep the breezes around through the day. and the winds won't be as

and occasional gusts near 25 miles per hour. 91degrees and we do have a slightly higher chance for storms today. i'll show you when we see the best potential for rain in the phoenix metro. and we'll look at the next few days in a few minutes. and delays on i-17 because of this closure. i-17 southbound at 19th avenue. a steady stream of brake lights because of the closure at 7th street. take a look at the big pretty quiet. the delays now are extending before camelback traveling i-17 southbound. and when you hit the stack you could take i-17 southbound. take the 51 and forget about the 17 if you're using the freeway. take the 51 to get around. and nick ciletti is out there with all the details on this traffic. we're hearing from dps that

minute. the hope is to try to get it open before we get into the thick of rush hour. and meantime. i want to get to some video. dps is telling us before midnight an audi sedan was traveling and got a flat tire and pulled off on the side of the road. the 22-year-old man got out to change the tire. and a 61-year-old man in a pickup truck came barreling down the freeway slamming into them. dps told us the driver stayed on scene but could be facing dui charges. three people were taken to the hospital with broken bones and are expected to be okay. and sadly, the driver was taken to the hospital and later passed away. i am working sources to try to get names here, especially for the suspect and to see what charges he could be facing.

when the 17 southbound reopens. >> the minute you have an update we'll stop what we're doing and come back to that. a 911 call turns very dangerous for police officers who walked right into an attack. they were attacked. and this is developing right now in maricopa. katie conner, the first reporter there, joins us live. explain what happened and how >> reporter: fortunately, none of the officers were injured. investigators are gathering evidence up and down the street. the suspect was shooting at police from his driveway right there. and you can see the front window is busted out from the shootout. here's what we know. police were originally responding to a domestic violence call around 8:45 last night. the suspect started shooting at them when they arrived with an ar-15 style gun.

the suspect has died. it's unclear if the suspect was shot during the shootout or if he took his own life. his name is not being released at this time. back here live. investigators are waiting on a search warrant to go inside the home and collect more evidence. crits, we are working to confirm if the suspect is a member of law enforcement. chris-- >> katie con we are the newest information. and back to the valley. i promised breaking news. and i just got the latest information from this scene. this is a police situation. we just learned a 25-year-old man apparently walked into the lobby of this hotel saying he had been stabbed. this is near the i-17 and dunlap. police are on the scene. and this is a developing situation. he was stabbed three times at another location and stumbled here.

consciousness. he has life-threatening injuries. hours after the first faceoff. hillary clinton and donald trump wasting no time in getting back on the trail. trump will be in florida tonight. and clinton in north carolina this afternoon. the candidates of course attacking each other going right at it in the debate. they sparred over the economy, the e-mail scannedder, birther conspiracy, and military intervention. >> donald supported the invasion of iran. >> wrong. >> that has proved over and over again? >> wrong. >> he advocated for the actions we took in libya. >> who actually won the debate if there's a way to know that? it all depends on who you ask. here's cnn's poll.

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we have a couple of new crashes in the west valley. the first is i-10 at 59th everything is off to the left and things have started to slow down. and this someone between 91st and 83rd avenue. they've just moved it to the side but in the next couple minutes, the delays could go back to the 101. and then we have the heavy delays on i-17 southbound because of the closure at 7th

backup. let's talk about your most accurate forecast. check out the beautiful color in the sky as we approach sunrise. if you happen to take great pictures, share them at abc15.com. a completely different picture from yesterday and a dry start to the day. and i'm keeping a close eye on showers and storms to the south moving through tucson. and now up to south central pima county. eloy is but they are well away from the phoenix metro. and i think they'll stay to the south. i'll keep watching and i did keep a 10% chance for a stray shower early this morning. currently, sitting at 73 degrees. off to a cooler start today. we warm to 81 by 10:00 and mid- 80s by lunchtime. and another day of breezes and gusts not as strong. gusting at times up to 25 miles

and the high today, 91 degrees. and we should hit that around 3:00. and we've got a chance for thunderstorms as we go into the afternoon. coming up in just a little bit. i'll show you the latest future cast data and what time we could see the storms roll in. and the biggest hazards to be on the lookout for today. 12 minutes after the hour. and this is a weather alert with video showing severe flooding. in iowa, a drone got this above the cedar river. we learned it's expected to crest sometime today and it will be high enough to flood the downtown area there. some people have been evacuated and they hope that the sandbags placed around their homes will keep the flood waters out. construction on the 202 already started and that's not stopping some folks from trying to stop this project. the big message they are hoping

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good morning folks, what a sunrise this is. nice and cool outside relatively speaking. 73degrees outside as you walk out the door. we have your desert drive times and your most accurate forecast. first we have the news from the live look at the live images coming in. a wildfire burning in california and this is the loma fire in the santa cruz mountains. and this has flared up. 300 structures are threatened. this is beyond a thousand acres. we know it's gone beyond that. it's really moving fast, dan. the south mountain freeway has been talked about for decades. it's been debated for just

justin pazera is live on pecos road where there's another push to stop this project. >> reporter: this time from native american tribes. they'll be running on pecos road. this is where the new 202 is at. and i have to show you some renderings from adot. and you can see it going through a part of south mountain which is one of the big problems for the native american tribes. they say that south mountain is sacred and they don't want the freeway going through the area. it's a 10-mile relay run, a peace march is what they are calling it. they'll be ending at desert vista high school in ahwatukee. this is an informational meeting and they are hoping to send a strong message but i have to point out the

big expansion, it's already started. thank you for that, justin. happening today, congress will be holding a hearing on threats to the homeland. james comey will be in attendance. nicholas rasmussen will also be there. i have no idea how in depth they'll go. new developments, a magistrate has denied appointing an attorney for rahmani. a leaked list is causing controversy in the paradise school district. 20 students were singled out for having behavioral issues and missing too much school.

guidance counselors to be circulated internally. but a teacher sent it to an entire class. she couldn't delete it fast enough. grouping kids with the special needs based on speculation is not fair to begin with. the district says student safety comes first. why grow weed when you can steal it? that was the foundation behind one man's idea. jeremy raymond targeted a business eight business that obviously uses medical marijuana. the video shows him breaking into a secured area with a locked dumpster. they toss out stems and leaves they don't use. he thought he'd be able to grab them and sell them. but they douse everything they put in there with bleach. if you're just waking up with us right now, the time is

head out the door, no impacts as you're backing to the bus stop or driving to school. we have some scattered clouds and temperatures are nice and cool. we're at 73 at phoenix sky harbor. and we have 60s to low 70s valley wide this morning. a cooler start to the day with some light breezes. by this afternoon, a warm one with highs in the upper 80s to low 90s. basically, temperature-wise, a repeat of and we'll get breezes this afternoon. and you'll feel them as you're picking up the kids from school. and something else to watch. thunderstorms. and the chances are higher than yesterday. yesterday the rain chance was showers, and today we could add rumbles of thunder to the mix. it's dry right now. but i'm keeping an eye on the showers near tucson, slowly

pinal county. they'll keep tracking to the northwest. i don't think they'll make it to the valley. but i'll keep you posted if they move any closer. and storms near sierra vista, tracking to the northwest. and the reason it's key to keep an eye on storms to the south is because anything that moves into the valley will be coming from the south. watch for that as you're pickin our rain chances at 20% by late this afternoon into the evening. and the rain chances will stay in the forecast through about thursday before we get drier air in by the weekend. highs for the next seven days in the low 90s. low to mid-90s through the end of the week. we'll talk more about how strong the winds get in just minutes. if good news for drivers on i-

traffic i-17 south. it's been shut down all morning long. you can see the troopers but the lanes are back open. and the delays will take some time to clear out. it all begins around camelback. and i'm recommending i-10 eastbound or the 51 because that's going to take a while for the delays to ease up. east valley has been very quiet and it still is. an eight-minute desert time. the rest of the valley. we're seeing the delays on the west valley starting to extend and the crash is blocking the hov lane. i'll give you a closer look in just a few minutes. this is that explosion i told you about in the bronx. that's a home. getting an update on the injuries here.

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of them, who are caring for our wounded veterans. the warriors who served in iraq and afghanistan and who came home needing to heal and recover, needing time and needing care. >> tom hanks lending star power to a new campaign called hidden heroes. the campaign is sponsored former u.s. senator elizabeth dole. it will work alongside the hidden heroes fund with the goal of raising $10 million. take a look at the shell casings littered up and down the street. what led to a shootout with police overnight. the i-17 is just a parking lot right now. i have the smart routes next.

>> reporter: happening right now, dps just reopened the 17 southbound after a deadly crash. and i am getting brand new information. and we have information on a suspicious house fire overnight. what we've just learned. it was more than a mistake. that was done purposely. >> he didn't pay any federal income tax. >> that makes me >> an epic shown. not holding anything back in the first faceoff. and this morning we're doing fact checking. danielle lerner is off today. i'm dan spindle. and there's a chance for rain today. let's get you out the door with the most accurate forecast. >> we have a chance of showers and storms today. but the good news is as you're getting ready to head out the door, check out desert doppler.

showers off to the south and southeast. and nothing moving in to the valley. we'll watch the rain and know that if you're driving to tucson, you could get caught in the showers. temperatures have cooled into the low 70s this morning. a cooler start to the day. and the rain chances do go up by this afternoon with a 20% chance for storms as the high again reaches 91 degrees. we'll talk more about the storm on the lookout for next. we have heavy delays. let's start with the west valley i-10. a crash is blocking the hov lanes closer to 91st. and i-17 southbound has been shut down for most of the morning. everything is back open. this was 7th street. and you'll want to take smart routes. once you hit the stack, take i-

is delay free. i want to give you a look at a crash in the north part of the valley. this is near the i-17 interchange. everything is off to the side and it's very heavy back to 75th avenue. we'll give you a closer look at the desert drive times next. if you're joining us from the live desk, something we've been following all morning. officers coming under attack as a guy armed with an ar-15 opens fire on them. there's a shootout. and this unfolding in the neighborhood of ran cho eldorado lakes. katie conner is the only reporter there right now. what do we know about the situation? >> reporter: right now investigators are trying to figure out a motive. this started as a domestic dispute and a family was able to escape. and when police got here last

15. and police returned fire and eventually, the suspect walked inside and the s.w.a.t. team used explosives to blow open the front door. and then they sent in a robot. >> they used the robot to go inside of the house and take a look around and where they discovered the individual deceased in an upstairs closet. and you can see bullet holes on the side of detectives want to piece together what led up to the shootout. it's unclear whether the suspect took his own life or whether he was shot during the shootout with police. detectives have no prior history with this suspect. and back here live, investigators are waiting on a search warrant to go inside the home and continue to collect evidence. we are working to confirm whether or not the suspect is a member of law enforcement. >> katie conner, reporting live.

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debate in history. >> he's a businessman. he's used to dealing with big situations and a lot of stress and he's not a crazy person everyone makes him out to be. >> he spoke the truth about it. she talks about international safety and nato and very important issues. >> we have three more debates scheduled and the next one is a week from tonight in virginia. this presidential candidates. and october ninth and the last debate is october 19th in las vegas. and don't forget you have to be registered to vote. the deadline to vote in arizona is october 10th. today is a great day to register. today is national voter registration day. social media will be flooded with efforts to get you out to

college campuses. we have a breaking news situation. there's a mess on the i-17 at this moment after a deadly crash involving a man whose car broke down on the freeway. nick ciletti is near the crash site. you just got a good look at the vehicle involved. what do we know about what happened? >> first i want to let everyone know that 17 southbound just reopened minutes ago. so that's a little bit of good news for drivers. new information about what exactly happened. let's get right to new video. we saw them bring along the audi and the white pickup truck from the deadly crash that happened after midnight. a man got a flat tire and pulled off to the side. and while he and two passengers were trying to change the tire. somebody in a pickup truck

the driver stayed on scene but was arrested and is going to face charges for a dui and other charges. the driver of the other car did not make it. three other passengers were taken to the hospital where they remain. they have a number of broken bones but are expected to be okay. as soon as we get names, we'll pass that along to you guys. now to a second deadly crash at t 35th avenue and bell. it's back open right now. it was shut down all night. the driver tried to turn left and was hit by an on coming car. former director of the suicide crisis hotline revealing more than a third of veteran calls went unanswered by front line staffers.

the calls rolled over to backup centers with less trained employees. and it took five calls a day. five calls a day. senator john mccain saying he's outraged tweeting out, absolutely unacceptable. a third of calls to v.a. suicide hotline roll over? it will be interesting to see what members of congress do about it as we take care of our nation's the senate will vote to override president obama's veto of the so called 9/11 bill. the measure would have allowed family members to sue saudi arabia. the senate will need a 2/3 vote -- if congress overrides the veto, the bill becomes a law.

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people were injured after a home exploded in the bronx, new york. here are the brand new aerials. this is a second alarm fire response to a two story home. several dozen firefighters racing to the scene. and several crews got on the scene. seven people were injured, including four police officers, a firefighter, and a civilian. and this is now being investigated as a possible drug lab. that's what is meteorologist iris hermosillo -- keeping a close eye on conditions across the valley. some scattered clouds and all dry in the phoenix metro this morning. i am watching rain to the south moving through morana. you could get caught under showers on the drive down the i- 10. the showers moving in to

and we have more storms southeast of there moving up to benson. the reason it's going to be important to watch is because storms that develop down there have the potential of moving up to the valley. the showers will stay out of the valley this morning. and i did keep in a 10% chance for a stray shower this morning. most of us will enjoy a nice dry drive into work. a 20% chance for a few storms in the phoenix metro. especially after continuing through the evening commute. 73 now, a high of 91, and more breezes to talk about for today. just a couple of minutes ago. i gave you a look at the crash. you are still seeing a lot of delays before and after. so a 20-minute desert drive time from the 17 to the 51. slow and go pretty much the entire stretch.

for north valley drivers. we have two crashes on the 10. this one at 83rd avenue is back off to the side and the delays start near the 101. and this one, i-10 eastbound at 59th avenue is not blocking but you can see how heavy it is on the 10. a 30-minute drive in for west valley drivers. we'll have a look at i-17 in just a few minutes. a brand new shooting investigation. and here's a word to the wise. don't drink alcohol and handle a gun. construction on the south mountain freeway already started. why is one group trying to stop

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justin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan, we're on pecos road. and this is the new 202. and this is where the native american tribes from all over arizona will have a peace run today. it's a 10-mile relay, hoping to send a message to adot. let's get to video. and this is really showing why the highway is going to go. and you can see that it's going to blast through south mountain. that's the problem for the tribes. that land there is consid and they don't want it through that area. i talked with adot and they told me 13 years of public involvement has helped shape the plan and they are looking forward to more conversation. they're running to desert vista high school in ahwatukee. that meeting starts at 4:00. i talked with the director of

be peaceful and not even going to disturb traffic. justin pazera, abc15. an artist's rendering here. the facility is costing more than originally thought. the 2000 acre center is $210 million. construction is expected to start next year. brand overnight shooting. this one coming in that sent a man to the hospital. he was sleeping in a park near 7th avenue and broadway near the salt river. we were there and heard it unfold. he woke up to the sounds of gunfire and realized head been shot. he saw a man running away from him. the victim was taken to the hospital. and the gunman is still out there. a white man wearing glasses and

i know it's vague but that's what has been released to us. a lot of things trending about the presidential debate. i want to show you an interesting twitter account. it's @ gov. >> the share of the twitter conversation, trending, donald trump getting 62%. and hillary clinton with 38%. kind of a cool twitter handle to look at the trending topics regarding the presidential debates. let's talk the most accurate forecast. cooler temperatures this morning because we have less cloud cover. the temperatures cooling into the 60s in spots like surprise and anthem. you're both checking in at 68.

apache junction is in the 60s too. a great deal feeling start to the day. we have more of the breezes this morning. between five and 15 miles per hour across the valley. and coming from the east, southeast. plan on the winds to continue to come in out of the east, southeast between five and 15 miles per hour with occasional gusts by this afternoon. not as breezy or windy as yesterday but still some breezes through the day. it's 73 now and a stray shower. and most of us will enjoy a nice dry drive to work. we've got a 20% chance for storms this afternoon. that puts us in the slight chance rain. not everyone will get rain but a few storms will be possible. and in southern arizona, tracking a few showers that could come close to the valley this morning. but a chance for thunderstorms

they could move into the valley by the afternoon to the evening. we'll talk about how long the rain chances stick around next. east valley drivers have been the lucky ones, we haven't had crashes or major traffic trouble. the 101 is starting to slow northbound. it doesn't ease up until closer to baseline. the rest of the freeways look pretty picture perfect. and as far as things are getting better. that's going to take you from the i-10 stack to the i-10 split. but the delays are improving. you could take i-10 eastbound right when you hit the stack or state route 51. we have a crash on the 51. this is southbound right at bethany home. everything is off on the right. and it's slower because folks are choosing the 51 over the 17 because of the delays and the crash. look out for extra delays there.

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border patrol is on the scene of a deadly shooting. a man armed with an ar-15 started shooting at officers. the officers returned fire and eventually, the suspect went inside his home where he later died. police are trying to identify who the suspect is. we have reached out to border patrol about if he worked for agency and have not heard back yet. our crews just now getting on the scene of breaking news. this city area near 99th avenue. a large maricopa county sheriff's office. you saw the paint there. and this is an active s.w.a.t. situation. when i get updated you'll get updated. guns drawn there. breaking overnight. phoenix firefighters called to

caught on fire. the reason it's suspicious -- nobody lives there. firefighters were able to keep the flames from spreading to nearby homes. >> reporter: and nick ciletti near 7th street and the i-17. 17 southbound is back open this morning after a deadly crash. we're told that a man with three people inside his car pulled over to change a tire. and an apparent drunk driver came and struck them and unfortunately, that not survive. the suspected driver facing a number of charges. we're live in phoenix this morning, nick ciletti, abc15. a week from today, governor ducey will be leading a delegation north of the border, talking to canada. it's his 5th foreign trade mission since taking office. arizona exported a billion dollars in goods and services to canada. a man accused of

heading to court. james david walker opened fire in may. he's faces aggravated assault, armed robbery, and kidnapping charges. a former asu football player will learn his fate for attempting to burglarize a housing complex. pled guilty to the december attack. reynolds was sentenced to three years probation. snow bowl -- getting ready for ski season they'll be using helicopters to help install a high speed chair lift. they say you can see the grand canyon while heading up the lift. we have showers across the mogollon rim and showers and storms to the south. we'll be watching the storms to the south as they could move through the valley. all clear in the phoenix metro right now.

forecast. keep the mobile app handy. a high of 91 and breezy today. and a lot of brake lights around the valley. especially north valley drivers. slow from 75th almost to the 51. and i-10 will take about 30 minutes this morning. >> keep your phones handy. that s.w.a.t.

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