a valley mother taking action after rushing her children to the hospital with a scare at a walgreens store. the common item that you may have at home that has her worried sick. good morning. this is abc15 morning. breaking news with mallory tracking the traffic but iris, rain? yeah. we are tracking showers before the monsoon ends, and it's going out with a bang. that's for sure. rain in the east you will see the most wet roads, apache junction, mess a gilbert, scottsdale, fountain hills and along state route 51. even though the west valley is pretty quiet right now we have more showers to the south and they'll be moving north across the phoenix metro through the morning. our chances for rain will stick around for the morning commute. we're sitting right at 80

lunchtime with a high of 95. more storm chances later. i'll breakdown the hour-by-hour forecast. but mallory, you're watching the wet roads. yeah, definitely seeing the west valley. let's look at the adot camera, u.s. 60, it doesn't look bad at this point. but the ramp and freeway, you can see the shiny road conditions. you probably need to slow your speed down a bit. because of that in the east valley and all along the 17, the desert drive time, just 15 minutes. this is southbound from the 101 to the i-10 stack. we'll give you a look at the north valley commute in a couple minutes. i want to let everyone know of the homicide investigation unfolding in phoenix where a man was found beaten to death. justin pazera is learning more

justin? >> reporter: chris, i just spoke with family and got this photo of the victim. i just got this photo from the family a few seconds ago. let's set the scene, and you can see it happened at this house right here. and not only do you have to deal with losing a family member, but the family, they told me that they have to clean up the mess inside from the brutal murder. so they police--well, the family said that police were called to the home yesterday for a welfare check. when police got here, they found the victim dead inside. the family said he was beat tonight death. at this point, we don't have official word from phoenix police on a suspect but i did speak with the family, and they say they believe they know who did this and that the car is

possibly his wallet. we are expecting to get some official word from phoenix police on this, but at this point, the family say they know who did it. justin pazera, abc15. >> thank you, justin, and we'll get that picture passed out. balloons, toys, all signs of childhood happiness, but in avondale, it's not. a 5-year-old found his dad's gun and shot himself. he did not survive. investigators are calling this a terrible accident. no arrests are expected in a tragic case, danielle. from sketch to arrest in a matter of hours, and it's no surprise when you see the resemblance. jeffery wilson, the former

court yesterday, charged with heinous crimes, sexuality and kidnapping at gunpoint. he denies all of it. a woman saida said -- said that he attacked her under a bridge. >> the victim showed bravery coming forward to the po department. you will be seeing billboards along the i-10, meant for everyone to keep the streets safe free of violence and racism. it hasn't happened in 143 years and now, we are going to show you what the detroit news is doing. but first, i can't get the web page up. but someone other than the gop presidential nominee is who the

liberatarian candidate gary johnson. he is set to appear, we just found out, in a rally in phoenix on saturday. sheriff arpaio not having as much luck with his legal woes. he will not be paid for the broken shoulder in 2013. he tried to sue the owners and tripped, claiming that the building was not up to code. the judge said arpaio should have without hurting himself. the county tried to remove itself from the lawsuit. we have more on the lawsuit with opponent paul penzone coming upment. danielle, at 5:05, we are monitoring an active scene. this is a house fire with the flames right there. our crews were on the scene quickly at 15th and mcdowell. this is just south of the that location, and turns out, we have learned this was an abandoned home.

injuries to report. >> kind of giving back. that's what we're meant to do, give back. she said they are not heroes. jody jepson and her husband, dean, were just doing the right thing when they helped to catch a hit and run driver, juan baltazar. he told police he was speeding and drinking and crashed into a van backing out of a droifer at stainley road. he tried to runoff. but they saw him and tracked the suspect until police caught up. jody helped with first aid for people badly hurt in the van. makes you feel good about humanity. right, danielle? love stories like that. a close call for a valley mother after she feared her 2- year-old daughter swallowed batteries for a hearing aid.

on a low shelf. they found all the batteries there at the walgreens but one. she rushed her child to the er. she got angry because of where they are hanging. >> not only hanging next to the school supplies but the way it's hanging, it's almost floor level, a perfect height for curious children. >> now, this mom is on a mission to push stores to hang them in a safer spot. walgreens saying, quote, this is an unusual occurrence, and we are glad that the child is okay. you know, college education or child care, which costs more for working parents? do you know? we have numbers of a brand new survey that could hit your bank account for hard. how much are your belongings worth if they are lost in shipping? joe lets us know. and getting busy on the 10 in the west valley.

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for all you working parents out there, the cost of raising kids and eventually send being them to college is overwhelming. do you know what is more? >> we couldn't believe the numbers from the new report in time daycare is on average by $200. both reached the $10,000 annual mark. >> for a family with a household income of just more than $50,000 a year, that's 20% of your income, and that's why both presidential candidates are touting low-cost child care plans, but at least your most accurate forecast is free. it sure is, and hopefully,

door. a few spotty showers in central phoenix and more showers to the southwest that could move into the west valley as we go into the morning. so the chance is there that you could get caught under rain heading into work especially in the east valley. mesa to apache junction. we are seeing pockets of more moderate to heavy rain along the loop 202 where it swings around over to the south mountain or rather the san tan valley loop 202, i should say. we are from south to north across the valley and a few showers in central phoenix pushing north into cave creek and again, more showers to the south moving our way. as we go throughout morning, 9:00, a 30% chance of scattered showers in the forecast. so right in the scattered rain, it will move north into the high country. we are not clearing it out completely, but a 10% chance of

early afternoon before we get another boost with storms firing in the surrounding areas. we could see a few more scattered showers or storms moving in this evening. so today, an active weather day. you may want to toss the umbrella in the back seat of your car. we'll talk about when we'll dry out next. we are already starting to see a little bit of slowing on the 10 in the west valley. minor at this point but at 43rd is where you'll see that, and th here, a 6-minute desert drive time from 75th to the 17th. the east valley, wet roads on u.s. 60 at gilbert road. just take it easy, and the crash at mcclintock, that has now cleared. we'll give you a look at state route 51 next. a growing trend when it comes to lighting up in our state. the health department is excited about the numbers.

the california wildfire. that thing has just really exploded in size and structures

do you have an old bike taking up space? you might want to consider donating it and let it be a holiday miracle for kids in foster care. abc15 is teaming up with earnhardt auto centers for the the annual recycle your bicycle campaign. you can donate money or volunteer to help fix up bikes. danielle, i want to talk about the loma fire. we've been following this for a while now in santa clara county. this is brand new video of the flames and what's left after it goes through the landscape there in the santa cruz mountains about 70 miles south of san francisco. a lot of work going into this and a lot of effort. 72% containment and one home

other buildings lost. all evacuation orders that we brought to you yesterday, those have been lifted. it's been tough to battle in the tough terrain and mother nature is not helping. dan? only 14% of adults in arizona are now smokers down from 19% just five years ago. health officials say it translates to 200,000 smokers who have quit over the last five risks, well documented, heart disease, cancer, respiratory disease, and stroke. good morning. joe ducey. you think you're protected when you ship things around the country? ask a small valley business that trusted these guys with an expensive load. it nearly put them out of business. the right outcome? you make the call. >> doing nothing. >> reporter: when your business is small, big

>> a nightmare. >> reporter: the arizona transaxel nearly went under, 60,000. he raid for parts to be delivered at r and l's freight. the shipment arrived but the parts did not. >> nothing. the entire pallet disappeared, every part, gone, vanished. >> reporter: when he calls? >> no sense of urgency. and lets me know. bill files an insurance claim and gets a letter for his $60,000 load. >> we'll give you $85, and we're sorry. >> reporter: just 10-cents a pound. >> you have to have a magnifying glass. >> reporter: weeks become months and he gets a call from

months later, bill gets his parts back but his out-of- pocket costs are high. >> thousands i gave to buy part of it back and thousands to attorneys and thousands on enter and loans. >> reporter: r and l did offer a few thousand bucks towards future hauling but why would you want that? does $85 and a voucher cover bill's thousands in out-of- pocket expenses? before you decide, one more thing. the two guys arrested, one of for r & l at the time. >> called his body and said bring your truck. i got something. >> reporter: they admitted removing the parts from the pallet on the dock. r &l carriers treated me like bill. no response. should r and l take care of the expenses? i'm investigator joe ducey.

know. let's talk about the most accurate forecast. 5:18, and if you're just waking up with us, you will walk out to this in the east valley, rainfalling. this is video from earlier but we are tracking showers across the east valley. wet roads and notice that the rain chances are sticking around. right now when you step outside, temperature wise, 70s to low 80s across the valley and that's where we'll stay with a mild start to the day and the dew points at 60 degrees. we're getting a boost in moisture and it will feel more humid. oursunriseat 6:21. as you walk out the door, watch out for rain especially in the east valley. right now, heavier rain falling along loop 202 and apache junction and scattered showers in central phoenix and more

again seeing pockets of heavier rain along loop 202. mallory will have an update on the roads. we have some of the rain in gilbert and in central phoenix at least along state route 51 and loop 101, and cave creek, you're getting in on the rain and anthem, you're getting some of the showers. the west valley, you've been quiet with the showers but more on the way estrellas and will affect the 10. the showers will become more widespread showers and thunderstorms across northern and eventually eastern arizona. this midday will be quieter for us in the valley. by later this afternoon and evening, we could see a few pop ups closer to the phoenix metro. here is how the rain chances break down, 30% chance this morning and 10% after 9:00 a.m. and another bump in the storm

evening as you could see a few more showers and thunderstorms again later today. mid-90s for today and tomorrow as we dry out throughout weekend, and another cool down headed our way. mallory? irish, we have a crash at the mini tack. i-10 westbound, the hov ramp to have northbound state route 51, you can still use it but mainly just take the main line of traffic. i want to give you a the speed in the areas. here's a look at the 51 north and southbound, problem free. and they want to show you that the delays on the 10 in the west valley, that's coming up in a couple minutes. but the sky train at the airport could be expanding but the costs are sky high. the phoenix city council is looking to extend the sky train to the rental car center, about

the price tag is $750 million. a committee will take up the proposal next wednesday. danielle? >> thank you, mallory. at 5:30, arizona is getting a lot of attention this presidential election. we'll let you know which candidate is rolling through the state. even though it's legal, they are having pot problems in colorado much the shocking find from dea agents. it was doggie destiny was mr. bonejangles expecting the perfect toy at an amazing price? of course not. he's a dog. but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find,

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as arizona weighs the option of recreational pot, let's go up north. a drug bust for federal dea agents in colorado targeting illegal marijuana growing sites and took over 300 plants from just one site. they believe the drugs are being shipped into texas and arkansas. danielle? as manas may have been exposed to legionnaire's disease between july 1 and september 22. the hotel has been closed for a week, and it's not clear when it will reopen. a grand opening and a new beginning for the golden 1 center in sacramento with 23 single-use all gender bathrooms. the signs show a man, a woman,

the kings' basketball team felt it was the right move to make to make all fans comfortable in the arena. the center opens on saturday. the rain is moving through the valley and pretty soon, not just the east valley but the west valley, too. i'll break down the most accurate forecast. and we are seeing the delays extending on i-10. a closer look at the desert drive time next. and two robberies at 2 gay bars within an hour, a hate crime the exclusive video only on abc15. and a homicide investigation unfolding in phoenix after a man was found beaten to death. justin pazera with new information and what detectives need from you. and north carolina has been dealing with a lot of issues. another controversial law that

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i'm justin phoenix where a family is tealing -- dealing with a loss after a loved one was beaten and killed. who the family says might have done it. did sheriff arpaio go too far this time? and a neighborhood on lockdown, quite the scene late last night near 48th and broadway. you can see the guns drawn right there. good morning.

mornings. you need to step outside. if you are not getting rain, you will feel it. iris? oh, yeah, and some of us will get caught under the showers. mainly in the east valley but the west valley, you will get in on the rain soon. here is the live view with the children's hospital tower cam. the roads don't look too wet, spotty in central and west phoenix so far. the most widespread rain is in the east valley with of brain moving to the northeast and eventually over the higher terrain but more showers from the southwest. so west valley and central phoenix, a chance for more rain. looking like a wet commute for some of us, and we'll talk about the hour by hour storm chance. today, it could be an active day. mallory? a check of the roads right now, and as far as the speeds the only slow spot is the den in the west valley. an 18-minute desert drive time.

and the slowing starts to 91 and then the drive time to the mini stack, and it will ease up near 51st avenue and it slows down past the i-17 stack. i want to give you a look in the west valley with the roads iris is tracking. any crash that is we had earlier in the east valley have cleared. a closer look at the 17 up. i'm justin pazera live in phoenix where police are trying to figure out who beat up and killed a man inside this house right here. i just talked with the family and they are dealing with the loss and now they have to clean up snide after the horrible crime. the victim is a 53-year-old man. police found his body after a welfare check last night. family is telling me the last

night. there is no sign of forced enter. the family believes that the victim does know the suspect. we are not getting official word from phoenix police or who they are looking for but the family believes they know who did it. as for the victim's car, that is gone. his car keys are gone and his wallet. and we are working to find out from police if they are looking for a suspect and who that might justin pazera, abc15 news. and i want to update you on a shooting situation in phoenix. overnight, officers were calling for him to come out with his handings up. - - hands up. nobody was inside the apartment. we brought this to you at breaking news at 10:00. shots fired at 48th and broadway. one is in serious condition and

recover. officers told us that no witnesses are cooperating. officers surrounded that apartment and it's continuing. in mesa, officers are looking for an armed suspect. police are surrounding the neighborhood after someone called 911 saying that they heard gunshots. no one was hurt. it's a video that makes us get the catch in our throats; right? three phoenix police officers tossed into the air after vehicle slams into him. investigatorssaying that the crash was no accident and today, the case against the man behind the wheel is set to move forward. this morning's arraignment might happen without the man, mark payne. he was taken to the hospital a day after the arrest and there he has been ever since. we are not sure why. payne is facing len felony counts and the most serious, attempted murder of a member of law enforcement. a drug raid in niagara

officers open fire on a suspect. a 33-year-old man got into a fight forcing 1 officer to draw his gun and shoot the man in the stomach. the suspect is in the hospital and is expected to survive. no officers were hurt. protesters back out in the streets in el cajon following the police shooting and death of a man near san diego. witnessessay that he was unarmed. meantime, the aftermath of the oo video, and take a look. we know that he has valley ties and lived in glendale as recently as 2015. policesay he had an object in his hands and looked like he was pointing that at officers and he refused to put it down. now they believe it was a vaping device. >> i think it's time we take this transparency and repeal that bill. a new police body camera

october 1 and now, legislators in north carolina, they're having second thoughts. under the new law, the recordings are not public record, and if police don't want to turn them over, it requires a court order to make them public. they are looking at tweaking the bill so there will be a greater transparency following the deaferght keith scott. gay bars within an hour of each other. >> take a look. you can see the robber with a gun. and those robbers were moving quickly. this is 1 second later. you are looking at the time stamp on the surveillance. this is at 7th near indian school. robbers hit another bar an hour later. diablo's is about two miles away. we asked a bar owner if he thinks there is a reason for the robberies. what's the motive?

crime or not. it's probably too soon to tell. >> no one was hurt. that's the good news here, and phoenix police are on the case and they're asking anyone who recognizes these guys to call phoenix police. he is known as america's toughest sheriff but today, sheriff arpaio could be facing more than an elections challenge. abc15's katie copper is break this all down for us. katie, this race is certainly getting heated. >> rep there are signs like this on every corner. but arpaio's opponents are taking the fight to the courts because of this. >> this is the ad that paul penzone doesn't want you to see. after paul penzone assaulted his wife, she went to court seeking an order of protection. >> reporter: penzone has said that the allegations are

to sue for defamation. arpaio has a long history of ads like this. arpaio's campaign released a statement saying that so far, the law firm hasn't identified a single inaccuracy in the ad. coming up at 6:00, we'll take a look at what our say about the lawsuit and why he said penzone might have a good chance of winning. back to you guys. >> wow, katie, and things are heating up in another big-name race, danielle. that's right. the trump train is rolling through arizona again. we're making plans to be there, and you can, too, if you like. republican nominee donald trump is expected at the prescott valley event center on tuesday morning. doors open at 11:00.

tickets, we have the information on the abc15 mobile app. and his running mate mike pence will be in pennsylvania. hillary clinton will be holding an early vote event in iowa. clinton campaigning with bernie sanders yesterday, trying to bring in the young vote that sanders was so popular with. she wants those voters as well. and looks like we will avoid a government shutdown at least for now. a bill was passed yesterday funding the federal agencies through december 9. they were looking at being shut down on friday if they didn't do something, a potentially embarrassing shutdown. and one key compromise was federal funding to help fix the flint water crisis. let's talk about the most

the abc15 desert doppler. rain in the east valley and west valley and the north vast, too, this morning. wet roads for some of us as you are getting ready to head out the door especially through the east valley. east miss through u.s. 60 and red mountain loop 202. but with heavier rainfall as this batch the rain moves across. apache junction, still the rain. fountain hills, you're still getting the rain and this is moving to the higher terrain in northeast maricopa county pushing forth into cave creek and anthem also getting in on the rain. it will push north and continue over the higher terrain. central phoenix, the rain much more spotty. but check this out. out on the west, we're seeing

showers moving into spots likes tolleson and our rain chances staying at 30% in the morning commute. keep that in mind, light showers possible, and we'll talk more about the afternoon chances in a few minutes. mallory? iris, drivers on i-17, a stalled vehicle near 7th street up on the right. looks like we just cleared there, but i heads up. the rest of the 17 is very quiet. just 8 minutes from dop l ap -- dunlap to mcdowell but it's getting heavier at loop 101. this is a look from the a dot camera. it's the typical slow and go for this time of the morning. up next to the east valley, a look at the slick spots.

acknowledging a problem with the water. is there progress now in flint, michigan? we'll tell you. and riders bracing for a bumpy ride. terrifying moments caught on video as a bus slams into the gas station. danielle, breaking news. arizona's attorney general is you love all-day breakfast. i love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that

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. good morning. it's 5:44. we're still waiting for the sun to come up, 80 degrees and the bottom left side of your screen, i advice keeping a close eye on the radar. we'll check in with her in just a moment but first, we have to get to the abc15 live desk. attorney general, danny gel, is joining other states in

administration and centers around the internet. currently, they have control over assigned names and numbers, dot com names and addresses, and that expires on saturday and it will then be handed over to an international group. the attorney generals want to keep it within the united states to protect the freedom of speech. more on this coming up. chris, you mit flags at federal buildings and instay layings fly -- installations flying at half staff. this is in honor of israel's president shimon peres. the casket will lie in state for the public to pay their respects. at 7:00 this morning, the ceo of wells fargo will testify

committee hearing on the bank's bank account scandal. lawmakers want to know when and how john stumpf found out about the problem. wells fargo employees are accused of opening as many as two million accounts without telling customers. we were talking about this in the newsroom. we are learning more information about the school shooting at a south carolina elementary school. a volunteer firefighter is the one who stopped the shooter. investigatorssay he gunned down his father at their home before opening fire at the school. two students and a teacher are recovering from gunshot wounds. no word on the motive. about the time that kids are getting report cards, a progress report from michigan's governor, one year since the state acknowledged the crises with the flint water. he admits they made great

the crisis sooner after switching the water source in 2014. the governor also said filtered water is safe to drink in flint. caught on video, a bus and a car crash at an intersection, and the bus flies at a gas station in detroit. see it happening at the top of your screen there? the driver his to be pried out the vehicles with the laws of life. a mangled mess. peoplesay that loud, it woke them up. several people on the bus were hurt during the impact but amazingly, all of them are expected to be okay. remember the "tommy boy" chris farley films from the 1990s? this is kind of like that. a new jersey driver hits a deer, the driver pulls over, and the deer attacks the driver inside the car, just like that scene.

pulled on the antlers to get it out of the car. unfortunately, though, the deer didn't make it, danielle. talk about a long drive. see this on the abc15 facebook page? a police chase in california lasting for two hours, traveling 100 miles from inglewood to kern county. police lost him during a dust storm but caught up with him at a gas surprisingly, police say that the driver never went higher than 60 miles per hour. eight burrows from arizona getting a new home in california where the grass is greener. this is their adorable iraq, jumping out of the truck, and then jumping back in almost, shocked by the new scenery. it takes you back going from the desert to that.

new home. who would that vut passing a kidney stone could be fun? a new study show that is the bumps of a rollercoaster could knock small kidney stones from your system. who knew? a surgeon dull -- actually tested the idea after a patient passed three kidney stops after riding a disney world rollercoaster. my goodness. and you have to be watching du to disney land. it's halloween time at disneyland resort, and abc15 morning suggest giving away two family 4 packs for tickets. you will have two chances to win. and you have to watch for the weather word of the day for your chance to win, and it starts today. stay tuned and find out more about the great contest happening at abc15.com/disney. let's talk about the most

ready to step outside. the valley temperatures dropping into the 70s this morning. 77 in chandler, and deer valley and glendale, both checking in at 79. mesa, though, you are cooler at 73, and the reason is because you had showers rolling through. and we have rain-cooled air in the northeast pocket of the valley right along or not northeast pocket but the northeast pocket of mesa along loop 202, tracking the showers. es southwest to northeast and we have more spotty showers to the south that will move across this morning so our rain chances in the forecast through the morning commute. a few showers and thunderstorms near show low and pinetop lake but this area north will see more rain as we go through the day, and the valley rain chances will stay in the forecast through the morning with slight chance this is afternoon. i'll show what you that looks

light showers with maybe an isolated storm through the morning commute. watch you on the showers push from south to north and 9:00, lifting north from anthem into the higher terrain as the rest of the valley quiets down a bit. a lull in the action midday through the valley as the rain lifts north into the higher terrain. this afternoon as showers and storms develop off to the east, we could see a few of them clip by the southeastern zone and the east valley as well. and that's where the afternoon storm chance comes in and something that we'll be watching before we gradually start ought tomorrow, drier by the weekend. 95 today and tomorrow, mid-90s and 90s sticking around through the weekend, and much cooler air next week, highs only in the 80s. i'll break down the hour-by- hour forecast coming up. mallory? you will be slow on the i- 17 back to glendale because of

blocking the hov lane. and it was cleared off to the freeway. slowing to glendale and then a look at the big maps here t eases -- it eases up to the i 10 stack. and the east valley where iris was telling us we have a slow down, and we'll head to the west valley and give you a look at the delays on minutes. booze and money, staples of vegas but there are new restrictions you might see soon in sin city. i'm justin pazera live in phoenix where a man is shot inside his own home. his family is on scene. the new information we just got from police coming up in

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activate it. a blue light turns on, and a few max bets turns the light green and that color gets you drinks. but if you slow down, the light turns red. no booze for you. >> this is rolling out at a bunch of hotels on the strip, cesar's palace, harrah's bally's just to name a new. it's not just the election that sheriff joe needs to wo about. he has a new battle. and i'll tell you how much longer the rain will stick around. you will see brake lights on the 10. i'll show you how early you need to head out. mallory, a death investigation. justin pazera is on the scene. we just got a brand new update from investigators. chris, a developing story about zika, the strange but true way one man was infected with the virus.

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we are just getting new information from phoenix police about a murder. we're also hearing from the victim's family. all of that coming up in minutes. the campaign signs are up on every corner but sheriff

battle. and you'll feel it as you wake up, folks, showers rolling through. are we expecting more through the commute? iris will pin it down for us. probably 4 or 5 drops on the windshield. >> just that. >> yeah, just that, and i have to ask, will it continue? we will continue to see showers through it is morning, and that's what much of this has been, light showers pushing through the valley, and aside from an isolate the storm, most will contin light rainfall across the valley with showers tracking through the east valley and now, the west valley getting in on the rain, and the rain is falling over the cardinal's stadium pushing to the north through glendale and sun city and peoria. as the showers push north issue there is more rain that could clip the valley. the rain chances sticking around through the morning