this is abc15 news, taking action. >> i'm asking for your vote. i should tell you what i want to do. >> it depends on which polls you believe. both candidates are claiming victory. and a pawnshop in sun city, and turning into crime scenes. the group hoping their voices and running shoes can make a statement to stop the south mountain freeway. breaking news on abc15. a bad motorcycle crash confirmed deadly moments ago. near 19th avenue and greenway. the rider involved rushed to a nearby hospital. 19th avenue might remain closed through the afternoon.

abc15. i'm dan spindle. >> and i'm justin pazera. thanks for joining us. the weather cloudy, maybe some rain out there. >> we've been tracking showers over the last hour or so across the phoenix metro. started the day drive. and look at the time lapse. the clouds roll in across the valley. and we saw a few light showers push through and still seeing the scattered clouds this morning. but a few more pockets of clearing behind the showers that line that moved through initially is pushing to the north and the west valley. it slowly starts to clear the west valley. and in the southeast valley. i'm watching another area of showers moving back to gilbert and mesa. those will track to the west, northwest. moves into scottsdale, possibly tempe and central phoenix.

showers. no lightning with the showers. some wet roads are a possibility as you head into the lunch break over the next hour or so. and the rain chances staying in the forecast as we go into the afternoon. we'll talk more about the storm chances and know that today's high temperatures struggling to warm to the upper 80s to low 90s this afternoon. we'll talk more about the storm chances later -- next. a couple of breaking updates. first to sun city where sheriff's deputies have their guns drawn at a pawnshop break- in. nick ciletti has the latest. >> reporter: we're standing feet away from where all of this took place. you can see that white utility van. looks like it backed into the store front, slamming into the windows in a smash and grab situation. let's get you brand new video.

maybe a little bit after about this man having plowed through the front. and we were told that they were searching for suspects and maybe believe that the time the suspects were still inside. we could see mtso and s.w.a.t. with guns drawn and we're still working to figure out if they were able to bring anybody into custody. that's something we'll work on trying to figure out. >> we don't have th happen around here. that's crazy. >> reporter: mtso will be wrapping up shortly. and we'll be working our sources to try and get more information on what exactly happened. reporting in sun city, nick ciletti, abc15. to a deadly shooting involving a border patrol agent leaving a maricopa neighborhood covered in crime scene tape.

the latest. >> reporter: jeremy russo was a border patrol agent. his daughter called 911 when the couple got in a fight. he went to the second story and started shooting at police out the window. bullets went flying everywhere up and down the street. no officers were hurt and russo's family was able to escape. we watched officers canvas the neighborhood. take a look at the second story window. you can see a bullet hole in the upper right pane. this is 850 feet away from where russo was standing. they found him dead inside his home but it's unclear if he was shot or took his own life. the shootout got so dangerous that officers had to be

were sent. >> police had no history with russo and they say this investigation will take quite some time. katie conner, abc15 news. i-17 is back open after a deadly crash overnight. a driver broke down on the freeway in the middle of the night. that's southbound near 7th street. four people pulled over and one of them was changing a tire and a pickup truck plowed right into them. the man trying to change the tire was killed. it's suspected that the driver who caused the crash was impaired. donald trump and hillary clinton taking the war of words to the same stage in new york. stephanie ramos has the details. >> this may have been the highest rated debate ever.

terrorism, and temperament. >> reporter: the candidates walking out on the debate stage shaking hands and taking a fighting stance. turning contentious and personal quick. >> i have a feeling that by the end of the evening i'll with blamed for everything that's ever happened. >> reporter: slamming each other on trade. >> it's a form of racial profiling. >> the argument is that we have to take the guns away from the people that ha are bad things. >> stop and frisk was found to be unconstitutional. and in part because it was ineffective. >> this marked the first time that both clinton and trump shared the same stage side by side as they -- >> you decided to stay home and that's okay. >> i think donald just criticized me for preparing for this debate. and yes, i did.

prepared for? i prepared to be president and i think that's a good thing. >> one debate down, two more to go. the second presidential debate is october 9th in st. louis, missouri. stephanie ramos, abc15. here's cnn's poll. and according to cnn clinton was the clear winner. 27% chose trump. trump tweeted out a slew of other polls. the candidates are already back on the campaign trail, holding rallies in key battleground states. and clinton speaking in north carolina minutes ago. >> you see, i really think the central question in this election is what kind of country went to be and what kind of future wept to build for our children and grandchildren. >> so trump will be speaking tonight in florida. and of course, our coverage continues through abc15 at

e-mail scandal. and we spoke with cokey roberts. and hear what the running mates have to say. schools on high alert over one of the worst fears as parents. the threat across the phoenix union high school district. and to be dragged out of town in the middle of a protest. and the poll of the day -- do we have that? we'll get that to you coming

five valley high schools in the same district on edge after a string of shooting threats. here's a lit. fairfax, hayden, chavez, maryville, and north high school. each case turning out to be a hoax. but the threat prompted some students to stay away from school. >> there's a lot more security

>> students are back in school today. and police are working to make sure that each location is safe. e-mail is a hot topic, and in last night's debate it didn't take long. >> donald trump calling on clinton to release all the e- mails deleted from her private server. and clinton saying she takes speedometer for her actions. >> if i had to do it over again i would do it but i'm not going to make any excuses. it was a mistake and i take responsibility for it. >> trump challenged to release tax returns and he'll do so if clinton releaseless her e- mails. our sun settled weather

in health news, startling ne exercising now can impact your high schooler's future. 9% of high schoolers are not getting the recommended amount of exercise. high schoolers who plan ahead of time are more likely to follow through. good advice for everybody. >> and being an athlete doesn't mean you have to have athlete's foot. there are solutions to stop

over-the-counter medications and they warn not everyone should self-medicate. >> diabetics should not self- treat. their skin has the ability to reduce healing. >> experts suggest talking to a doctor about the next steps if the infection does not go away. health issues in la >> donald trump accusing hillary clinton of not having the stamina to be commander in chief. >> as soon as he traveling to 112 countries and negotiates a peace deal, a cease fire, a release of dissidents and an opening of new opportunities in nations around the world or even spends 11 hours testifying in front of a congressional committee, he can talk to me

treated if -- pneumonia after collapsing at a 9/11 ceremony. >> i don't know if you saw trump's sniffling. there were videos showing hillary clinton doing a shimmy shake and donald trump doing sniffling. and people magazine breaking down each and every time he sniffled or sniffed some people say he blamed a defective microphone for that. if you have free time. check out social media. trump dominated social media, generating good and bad buzz. 79% of people were talking about the gop nominee. 62% on twitter. as for last night's debate winner, clinton seems to win

i had my pumpkin spice latte this morning. and the temperature is under 90 degrees. but is it going to stay that way. for a few more hours, it is. that's keeping the temperatures down. sitting at 80 degrees right now. it's been a slow warmup. as we look over downtown phoenix we have the thicker, scattered clouds. and you can see pockets of the sky behind the clouds, and we're tracking heading to central phoenix. light rain pushes across the east valley. and moving west. if you're heading to lunch in the next 30 minutes or so. 30 minutes to an hour if you're in the west valley. the showers will continue to push through and could make for a wet drive to lunch in the next hour or so. and you may need to take it slower on the roads. we're tracking the rain on the

and over the scottsdale airport. and we've got more east of there moving through gilbert. and areas along u.s. 60. the loop 202 getting the rain. and rain falling in guadalupe. and showers moving to central phoenix. spots like scottsdale and eventually glendale. if these showers hold together. they'll push in your direction. so we've got showers pushing through now. once the batch pushes through, we'll get a bit and storm chances still in the forecast. another spot is out over the higher terrain to the northeast. young getting in on the showers. payson, the showers will track to you next. and showers also in the northwest part of the state impacting kingman and bull head city too. eventually moving into california. a lot to watch around the state. as we go into the evening.

arizona closely. that's where the showers that are moving through now developed. with the daytime heating, we could see more storms develop in these areas, and the storms will have the potential of moving into the phoenix metro. the showers and storms that increase in moisture, also the breezes that we've felt all due to the area of low pressure. it's been off to the southwest. it's finally starting to move north. and it's going to impact our state today, tomorrow, thursday. so we'll see the showers from this morning continuing to push west, northwest through the valley. and we'll watch areas to the south. and see redevelopment down there. and those storms could move into the phoenix metro. as more storms start to fire up to the south they should start pushing north. the chances for rain in the forecast with lingering rain chances to thursday. tomorrow's potential looks a little bit better across the

and we'll see shower chances in the valley. and thursday, the focus will be more across eastern arizona. today plan on the 20% chance for showers and storms as we go into the evening. and we'll get a lull after this batch of showers moves through with a chance increasing for showers and thunderstorms once we get into the evening commute. we'll talk more about temperatures to expect this afternoon. and we'll look ahead at the next seven days in just a few when it comes to dancing with the stars, voting matters like in the political election. >> the show featured a special tango with two unlikely partners. >> it was kind of scary looking. >> just -- competitors were all about getting the votes. >> i'm campaigning for the mirror ball. >> vote for me because i am

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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. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> 80 degrees and a live look at camelback mountain. just a hazy start to the tuesday. iris will have a look at the forecast in just a few minutes. >> you know riding a bike is so

>> absolutely. >> i can tell you what it looked like. >> one of those moments captured in time. thanks for coming in david. tell us about the foundation. what does it do for young men? >> the foundation is basically an -- individuals will donate bikes they no longer use. and i work at a group home where we volunteer to basically restore the bikes. we take everything from rusted bikes, old bikes, bikes that don't work. and we do everything from re- greasing to repairing the tires and putting new chains and grips on the bikes. >> you have young kids working on the bikes? >> i personally do not. we go from 12 to 18 years old. >> how important is it for a teenager to have a bike. a lot of us take it for granted. >> having a bicycle as a teenager can be freedom.

what's it called? i guess the word would be freedom. hey, look, you do well, and you can have a lot more freedom. and sometimes you just can't rely on somebody else to take you around. and if you have a bike, it's a hobby and good exercise. >> and mobility if you need a job. >> a lot of the kids have jobs. getting to and from work is sometimes a struggle. they'll ask if we can give them a ride. and they'll ride and from work. >> and it's important to team up with recycle your bicycle. >> and you want to recycle your bicycle we want to let you know how to do it. drop off any of your old bicycles. if you have some in the garage just getting dusty, you heard david say they'll re-grease them and work on rusty bicycles. you can drop them off or donate money or time.

we have a full list of everything you need to know about recycling your bicycle on abc15.com. and you all have a website? >> i believe so. >> pass that along. >> i believe it's the u-turn foundation.org. >> perfect, u-turn foundation. >> help out if you can. coming up next on abc15 at 11:00, stomping the pavement, raising their voices, one group is detein mountain freeway off their land.

>> how to secure financing for your new home. >> and the first step in decorating tomorrow at 9:00. >> it's a debate that we'll be talking about for a while, both hillary clinton and donald trump in battleground states today. trying to keep the momentum from growing. >> the next debate is with vp candidates in virginia on october 4th. and clinton and trump square off in missouri on october 9th. and the last is october 19th in las vegas. well, the polls show that clinton won this race depending on who you ask. >> all right. cokie roberts, we've broken this down every which way. i wanted to ask you.

stand out and we'll look back and say that was azininger. >> i think some moments hillary clinton about women. and the tax returns. i think him going on and on about call sean hannity, call sean hannity. they are moments getting tweeted and re-tweeted that will be with us. there was no -- i knew kennedy moment in this debate. >> from your stand point. what surprised you. was there anything you saw that you didn't expect? >> i didn't expect him to be so thin skinned. i thought held be -- i thought his job was not a hard job going into the debate. all he needed to do was show up and appear presidential and that would work for him. but he didn't do that and that

going forward. what will each camp need to do. we've heard each side saying we did well in these areas, x, y, and z. is there anything they can tweak to make a difference? >> sure. particularly, donald trump. he can prepare better and look at that and -- look at the tapes and see the places where he appeared to be bullying and appeared to with his facial expressions. but i think she needs to be very on guard because he's likely to come out punching much harder in the next debate. >> so the polls show that clinton won the debate. and depends on what other poll you look at, donald trump won the debate. and

be commander in chief. >> the american people saw in donald trump the kind of clarity and candor that's created the tremendous momentum in this campaign. >> and i have to say that's governor mike pence. >> got it. there are sentiments echoed by tens of millions of people. and we went to watch parties and each viewer was looking at certain issues. t his true personality. he's a businessman and he's not a crazy person that everybody makes him out to be. he's passionate. >> several trump supporters wanting him to address the critics who say he doesn't have the right temperament. >> and hillary clinton supporters wanted to see her nail him down on the opinions

place. >> he spoke the truth about it. she talked about international safety. and nato. and very important issues. >> arizonans say the stakes are so high in this election that people who have never voted before want their voices heard. that includes a lot of local hispanic families. >> this year is one of many watch parties. we are at the headquarters of [ indiscernible are watching the debate they are focused on the end game, the election, just six weeks away. >> it's probably the most important time in the history of this country. there's a lot a lot of tension that's been brought about by discriminatory and vicious

>> i believe it would be to the clinton campaign's advantage to actually be here and make a passionate speech about immigration and immigration reform and border security and what that means to economic and trade policy with arizona, the southwest, and the west. >> just because a lot of people are watching tv, the work doesn't stop. there's a group of volunteers registering people back to you. developing now. here's one way to try to get a point across. just get dragged off the mill avenue bridge. he was carried away for not listening to police commands. they were protesting the death of dalvin hollins. now he has a court date in a couple of weeks. >> i'm not angry.

need to engage in violence. i really have a lot of pity for the department and hope for the community. >> organizers tell us the demands are still in place which include multiple firings within the tempe police department. several tribes will be running, hoping to key pecos road from becoming part of the south mountain extension. tribal members will hold a 10- mile peace run and that relay will travel desert vista high school. they don't want to see the state blast through south mountain. the meeting is set for the 6:00. do you think the hoa is working against you instead of with you? how you can change that right now. and it's tuesday and that means we have a furry friend in need of a good home. we'll introduce you to this guy coming up. and now our poll of the

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look at this face. i mean look at this right here. and this guy here is in need of a good home. this is ashley with the arizona humane society. >> and this is gus. gus has nod had >> our emergency medical technicians got a call about a stray wandering around the neighborhood with a giant tumor on his neck. >> oh, my goodness. >> the emts found him in a front yard and the tumor ended up weighing about 3 1/2 pounds. >> oh, my gosh. >> and it was removed in our animal trauma hospital. our vets did the surgery. it was sent to the lab to make sure it wasn't cancerous.

>> get a look. you would never know. had you not shown us the picture, you'd never know. >> it's healing up nicely. and the stitches come out in a couple of days. he's a happy, goofy boy. he loves to play fetch. he has no idea he's 80 pounds, and i think he'll be good in any family. he's well rounded and sweet and has a good personality years old and has a long life ahead of him. >> no microchip? just wandering around the neighborhood? >> the neighbors had seen him and didn't know whom he belonged to. they called us out to rescue him. >> he's relaxing, just chilling. ashley, i think he's bonding with you.

>> cute markings, a big block head and a smart personality. >> what's going on at the humane society. >> there's a fun event coming up. we'll be partnering with -- just mention the arizona humane society and 20% of the proceeds go back to helping pets like gus get the second chance they deserve. >> i go to that place all the time. >> it's a stapl staple. gus is available at the sunny slope campus. bring you kids and dog and we do family meet and greet. and i'd love to send him to a good family. >> you have to take a look at the temperament and no concerns with this dog. >> he's so gentle. a little bit of playful spunk but really an easy going dude.

just chilling, relaxing. >> we hope to never see them again. you, ashley, yes. but gus will go to a great family. come get gus and adopt him into your family. coming up next on abc15 at 11:00 -- the talk of the tech world is the apple iphone, the iphone. and samsung users -- they're sticking with samsung.

[bell] >> we're watching wall street. the dow right now all positive today, all green. 124points up to 18,219. from trading stocks to international trade deals, it's a topic we're breaking down you. >> taking action and partnership with political facts. >> was donald trump right when he claimed hillary clinton flip- flopped. >> and you called it the gold standard of trade deals. you said it's the finest deal you've ever seen.

once it was finalized, clinton pulled her support. donald trump's statement was mostly true. good morning. joe ducey here. people are fed up with hoa's and feeling powerless. >> the hoa is accused of misspending money, intimidation. >> you're getting signatures again? >> and issues a communications fee. >> i was going to come to channel 15 news. >> i think there's a big problem with hoa industries. >> a lot of them could be fixed. >> >> the association cannot obtain a judgment of foreclosure. >> homeowners and one lone legislator. >> i have veto power. >> meeting at the capitol once a month. >> if you're my buddy, you

>> and crafting laws to address them. >> there's no penalty built into the statutes. >> and this is the easy part. getting more lawmakers involved will be much harder. no matter what happens, they have no plans of giving up the fight. >> we have -- homeowners do have rights. >> they immediate every third monday at the capitol. if you have a problem let me know. fires on planes and cars, and the galaxy note seven users are not firing samsung. 90% of those affected are staking with it. the customers are hoping a new version will be less likely to catch fire. more than 60% of users in the united states and south korea have been able to get a replacement. new home sales falling at

sales fell 7.6% in august after surging in july. sales are up 20% from a year ago. you may be paying a little bit more at the gas pump. a third of all vehicles sold in the united states will drive one less mile per gallon on the highway. drivers are using air- conditioning, driving faster, and utilizing things that electricity use. the senate will vote to override the veto of the so called 9/11 bill. if congress succeeds, it will be the first time a veto has been overturned in president obama's time in office. the president argues that it would lead to a slippery slope for the u.s. military members to be sued in other countries.

devastating flooding in iowa. more than 10,000 people are being evacuated as the cedar river rises. it's expected to crest at 23 feet. the town is under a flood warning null sunday. one person dead and two in critical condition as a driver slammed into a bus stop after getting hit by another car. a couple in their 70s and their daughter were hit. the husband passed away. the driver crash took off. a dis-guesting story. two children were found dead and their mother was arrested on murder charges. they were found in a car matching the description of the alert outside a police station. police have not said why the children were abducted. as you can see, we're not fooling. 80degrees is what it says in the corner.

it's very light and not everybody is seeing the showers. first to the valley cam. a lot of these showers pushing now into the northeast valley and starting to push further northwest. central phoenix getting clipped by light showers. because they are starting to transition to the northwest, you'll miss out on the rain. the rain will continue to from fountain hills, and continue to push northwest to the higher elevations. we'll be watching that over the next hour or so. a lot of the light greens indicating that the rain is very light. just rain pushing to the north, no lightning. and there's nothing behind it. after this batch of showers pushes northwest and out of the valley. we'll catch a break in the action. we could see more showers and

this evening. we'll have to watch southern arizona as the same area where the morning showers pushed in from. and tomorrows fire up down there and could -- the 20% chance of rain. and then the lull kicks in. and we'll see another 20% chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms once we get into this evening. still important to keep the abc 15 mobile app handy. >> storms will have the chance for stronger wind gusts. we saw a little bit of the dust getting kicked up earlier. we'll have to watch for that again as we go into the evening. and the threat of pockets of heavier rainfall. a 20% chance for thunderstorms.

tucson for more development. the best chances will be over the mogollon rim. showers south of you. and the showers in the valley will push into bumblebee and off to the northwest. the rain chances continue across the high country and the chances are higher than in the valley. watch for storms to redevelop to the south. and the phoenix metro of the i think by this evening, after 5:00 is when the chances start to go back up again. we'll keep a lingering chance in the forecast. and then tomorrow the chance expands across north arizona. by thursday, we get more showers and thunderstorms across eastern arizona.

rain chances stick around. slight chances going into tomorrow before we start to dry things out. we'll keep the breezes around. and we'll get gusts near 25 miles per hour. once these showers push through, we'll warm our temperatures up to near 91 degrees as we head into the mid- afternoon. back to the low 80s by 8:00. as you look at the high temperatures around the valley. again today, below average highs. 30 year average is 96 and tomorrow we'll see -- 92 at lake havasu. and notice the highs in the 60s to 70s. on the a cool night in the phoenix metro with 40s and 50s across northern arizona. partly cloudy skies overnight

and we'll go from 91 today to the low to mid-90s through the end of the week.

some breaking news. a former asu football player was sentenced to three searched probation -- supervised probation. >> he and reynolds were accused of burglarizing an apartment complex last year. reynolds sentenced to three years probation last year. as we come up on the 12:00 hour, let's recap. hillary clinton and donald trump not stopping the momentum after last night's faceoff. both candidates stopping in battleground states. the next debate is october 4th

after a shootout with police in maricopa. jeremy russo was firing at them from a window. russo was later found dead in a closet. sheriff's deputies investigating a break-in at a pawnshop in sun city. the store specializes in guns and ammo. it was a smash and grab robbery. that's the wrong de but no word on any arrests or what the suspects mike made off with. and a quick look at what's coming up. it's a problem that adults have tried to failed to fix for generations. and one little girl is stepping in. a simple question that's bringing so many to tears. the state is asking homeland security to defend the voting systems ahead of

how real is the cyber threat? and how easy is it to register to vote. all you need is a phone. and that little thing you might have archbishopped about. did the debate live up to the hype? we'll have the final numbers coming up on the now arizona. >> and that will be interesting to see. >> that's >> number-wise, temperature- wise, not so bad today. 80s to 90s across the valley. and those will push out and we get a little bit of a lull. showers and thunderstorms could move in. >> thanks for the good news.

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