bring them home and lock them in their rooms believe and it's not just facebook -- rooms. and it's not just. >> reporter: -- >> reporter: and it's not just facebook and twitter, some kids are getting motorcycle ajs on their -- messages on their phones, even directly mentions the principal -- mentioning the principal. >> yeah, there's a little scary. >> reporter: and we're learni four juveniles arrested in relation to the clown threats made around maricopa county. we're still trying to determine if any of the kids are from mesa and linkerred to the threats here at red mountain high school, and i'm going to read directly from the county attorney's quote here, any threat made to the lives of innocent students and parents invokes fear in children, school personnel and this will not be seen as a joke. that comes from the county attorney's office.

back to you. >> yeah, just plain sick is what it is. >> thank you. a developing story from the live desk right now. i've got video of a deadly police shooting in kingman, and i want to warn you we're only going to be showing the moments leading up to the fatal shots here. take a look [ inaudible ] >> put the gun down! >> drop the gun! drop the gun! [ inaudible ] >> drop the gun! drop the gun! >> hang on, hang on! >> drop the gun! >> we just got an hour ago, and that's jeffery cave. police were called to his place to vet stolen property. -- investigate stolen property. they say cave fired at the officers forcing the police to shoot back. cave was hit and killed and the officers was also shot but is recovering tonight. now back to a developing story, video of another deadly police shooting also just released today. this is in california. police releasing two videos,

from a cell phone video, and you can see officers approaching alfred alongo before they shot him. they thought he was holding a weapon, but it turned out to be a smoking vapor device, and just in we're learning police in charlotte plan to release full dash cam video and body cam videos in the keith scott shooting there, but i don't know how soon it will happen. we'll pass word along to you as soon as we hear. and a search fo in a valley, it's been 20 hours since a man was shot outside a convenience store and has since died on union hills. the gunman shot the victim and then hopped into another car and took off. police were called to an apartment complex where the shooter were thought to be -- was thought to be hiding, but no arrests were made. and there's a man that's

lighting a firework inside a wal-mart in june, and then putting it back on the shelf, and it ignited a big time fire. it happened back in june at the store at 51st avenue and indian school. more than 100 people were evacuated. the man is facing arson and other charges. at the live desk, take a good look at this sketch we're getting in. deputies say a man that looks a lot like this was involved in two armed robberies in anthem. the first at the papa murphy's, and the second at facial spa. employees were held at gun point, and deputies look forking a second person --ing looing for a second person -- looking for a second person involved. >. it's the last day of the monsoon, but not giving up without a fight. look at the camera pointed out over the south mountain, and more rain is falling from the clouds. here's what it looks like on abc 15 desert doppler. they're near maricopa and to the west of sun lakes over the last couple of hours. two different cells, neither of

this point, the one near sun lake social security just due west of -- lakes is just due west of i-10, and they're nearly stationary, not making forward progress, and there's another one out to the west. we'll continue to watch it. it's slowly trying to move to the east, and our chance for showers continues at 10 percent fothe valley with a higher chance in the higher terrain. 10 percent through 7 p.m., and once the sun sets we shut it down and dry things out the weekend. we'll talk more about the weekend forecast and the big changes in store for early next week coming up in minutes. you never know what you'll find when you go for a walk in the desert, but the bomb squad is responding to a possible explosive device. someone out for a walk spotted an object that has the makings of a pipe bomb, and they'll run tests on it. do you like to vote in person?

right place to go. voters in tempe are getting election mailers with the wrong polling place. abc 15 is in tempe tonight, and what's going on here jason in -- jason? >> reporter: the polling place is listed here, but in reality it's about a mile down the road on asu's campus. they worry it will chop the turnout on november 8th. there's a certain magic in casting a ballot in person. >> i'm one of those liking to vote in person, but when i got the pamphlet it said the knights building, and i know that was wrong because i'm a member of the knights and they sent us, the county sent us a notice saying they wouldn't need the facility. >> reporter: the maricopa

confirms it was moved to the fitness center on the asu campus. the recorder wasn't available for an interview, but said the materials were printed before the change, and the future materials will be fixed, but a voting advocate is worried there will be confusion. >> every eligible voter needs to be able to vote and know where to vot to the polls. >> reporter: it effects about 4,000 registered voters. >> and i'm worried they're actually going to lose voters instead of gaining voters. >> reporter: now the county recorders office promised to e- mail me a copy of the corrected sample ballot going out to voters 11 days before the election, and they sent me this which unfortunately still has the wrong address. this is for a polling place up in north phoenix, obviously not the polling place we're talking

reached back out to the county recorders office, and have yet to see the corrected sample ballot. >> i think regardless of where you live this is a good lesson. check, double check, make sure you're going to the right place on election day. >> reporter: absolutely. a reminder for you, in less than 24 hours gary johnson will be in the valley for a campaign event. it's about to be a busy week on the campaign trail right here in arizona. the libertarian candidate expected at a rally tomorrow at the phoenix airport the doors open at 3:00, the event kicks off at 4:00, and donald trump is holding a rally tuesday in prescott valley, and tim kaine will be here on october 8th. a locked car full of kids, no adults in sight, turns out their dad was taking a nap at a friend's place. police say the father is homeless, and he looked the -- locked the four kids in a car, and then went to his friend's place to get shut eye. the children are okay we're

taking a turn for the worst. this car went right into the canal overnight at 4th avenue and baseline. the driver apparently thought there was a side street near the canal, but there wasn't, and he went right into the water. the man was drunk. no one was hurt. this is one camera you don't want taking your picture. where the new radar cams are going up near you. pushing to get a trump campaign ad off the air.

smile or slow down, starting tomorrow more cameras will be ready to start snapping your picture if you speed on run a red -- or run a red light

>> showing us the new spots tonight. >> reporter: crews were out here all day trying to get the two spots ready for their grand reactivation, and this one is alma school and queen creek, and the other is rural and ray, so starting tomorrow you'll get a warning for the violations, but people in the area aren't too sure how they feel about it. for this mother of two it's embarrassing to reveal how she got her first and only photo enforcement ticket. >> i was dancing [ lauger >> i was jamming to some good songs. >> reporter: despite the $250 fine she say it is cameras are more beneficial than harmful. >> did i want to do it? no, but i did. >> reporter: a majority of others feeling like it's the same way, something to get used to and a way to get drivers to be safer. >> it makes them more aware, less likely to cheat the edge.

then it's a good idea. if it's just for revenue producing, then no. >> reporter: the grace period ends on october 30th and full violations start the next day, so if you want to see all the locations the red light cameras are up, we have a full map on our website, www.abc15.com. a lot of work and a lot of progress, the new look at the bell/grand bridge project, and when you can expect to see it finished. a new report out

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thought he was meeting her for sex, but big surprise he showed up, it was an undercover officer waiting for him. he's facing a list of charges. silence from the trump campaign in response to a cease and desist letter from the city of phoenix. the city attorney wants this campaign ad off the air all because of one second where phoenix police officers are shown circling around donald trump, and they're worried the one second will have a lasting impression on the people in the city. firefighters or any other city employees while on duty, you can't utilize them in any sort of political ad, give the impression they're supporting the candidate, no matter what candidate or level of office, it's inappropriate. >> so is trump trying to get away with something or have the right to use the footage? that's what we asked a lawyer, and the answer may surprise you. another busy day on the

stops from election day fast approaching. >> some might say hey, my gosh, you only have 39 days to go, why aren't you out there beating up on your opponent, and doing everything to get the out and all the rest of it. well, i'll do that. >> clinton campaigning in florida today while trump paid a visit to michigan, and also today we're hearing from the republican nominee in a different forum, a judge ruling to release trump's deposition on a lease dispute regarding his new >> do you think your communities would cause a latino or a person of mexican heritage to be potentially bias against you? >> with respect to what? >> with respect to anything. >> i think they like me. >> and the commission on presidential debates confirming there was a problem with trump's microphone, but not saying exactly what the issue is. caseworkers who know their

skipping critical meetings according to a general report out today finding seven major deficiencies at the department of child safety. dcs say it's already working on other problems, including recruiting more foster parents. >> >. back at the live desk, no enation in the courtroom today from the 14-year-old boy accused of opening fire at a south carolina school. the cameras not showing the teenager because of his age, but we're told he walked in wearing a yeow without restraints. he's charged with murder and attempted murder for the death of his father and the shooting of a teacher and two students. >> >. it's her job to enforce the law, but today police officer betty shelby was arraigned in tulsa, accused of shooting and kills terrance crutcher. she claims he felt threatened when he reached for something

escalated the scene to the point of overreacted. >. and one person was killed in the deadly unanimously unanimously train crash -- new jersey train crash. today we learned the engineer was not under the influence of drugs or alcohol. the investigation continues into what exactly caused the crash. >. a weather alert for you now. matthew strengthening into a category 4 hurricane, and making its way through the caribbean and could go even stronger, and it could pounding jamaica within days. it's the fifth hurricane in the 2016 atlantic hurricane season, and let me show you matthew right now with the tropical tracker, because even though it's headed to the west at this hour, it's expected to take a very sharp turn to the north heading into the weekend. that's going to put it over cuba as possibly a category 2 or 3 storm, and then heads to the bahamas and pushes north.

some models have it getting very close to virginia and maryland, but others keep it offshore. so we'll keep you updated as the new model runs come in and keep you posted as to how it could impact the united states late next week. in the meantime today the last official day of the monsoon season, and we are going out with more rain chances in the forecast, but looking at monsoon rain fall by city so far this season, you can see many valley cities well inch. sky harbor got over two and a half inch, but still a quarter inch below normal. as we look live at the phoenix children's hospital cam down to the south, we have rain showers to track at this hour, and here's what it looks like on desert doppler. spotty showers to the north of maricopa starting to lose their strength, and the one we were watching just to the southwest of sun lake social security completely gone -- lakes is

nuclear power plant, but getting close heading farther to the east, and more activity in the higher terrain to the east and southeast of the valley. lots of lightning streaks as well, and it will continue over the next several hours. breezes picking up too. we're at 93, but the breezes are coming from the north at 15 miles per hour, and deer valley is seeing the most with 16 miles per hour winds with a temperature up there in the 80s. mid-80s in anthem and cave creek, and the rest of the valley cities in the low to mid- 90s at this hour. casa grande checking in at 91. it's 70 in sedona, and 60 in flagstaff, and here's what we expect tonight as the skies clear out in the evening forecast. we dip into the 40s along the rim. 60 in globe and safford, and from the valley to the west it's 70s with highs tomorrow in all these spots in the 90s. sedona hitting 80, flagstaff

in the mid-70s. 70s in the valleys for the lows and 96 for the highs in gilbert and in the west valley 96 in peoria and glendale tomorrow afternoon. sunny and dry tomorrow. temperatures in the 70s in the morning. hitting 90 at lunchtime, and then tomorrow the mid-90s in play. over the the weekend things looking quiet, drier air, but notice to the northwest there's a storm system coming down the california coastline, and that one will send a cold front our way e drop 10 degrees on monday. down to 85. breezes start to pick up on sunday, and get even stronger through the day monday. windy conditions up north as well, and the overnight lows drop 10 degrees as well. so we're down to 60 tuesday morning, and sky harbor is usually the warmest spot, so a lot of other valley spots will be in the 50s early tuesday and wednesday morning. >. a traffic alert for you tonight. construction moving right along on the bell/grand bridge.

there's still plenty of work to go on this. crews will work on the retaining walls starting next week, and part of area is set to reopen on november 22nd. the entire thing is scheduled to be completed next spring. the arizona cardinals trying to get back on track this weekend, and we're going to be talking about the red birds again tonight on cardinals count down, so join us on facebook at 7:00. taking it too far, another costume controversy brewing?

back at the live desk for you at this hour, the cdc making another change to its recommendations surrounding the

men who travel to a zika active area, they say, should wait six months to have unprotected sex, and women they're advising a full eight weeks. this is the fifth time is cdc has updated the zika guidelines. and an update on the stolen jose fernandez jersey. we don't know who swiped it, but we know it was returned. it was stolen after a vigil at his high school in florida. a day later a large en inside. jose fernandez died over the weekend in a boating accident. accident. what some students wore to school this week in florida has them in hot water. they were dressing up at part of spirit week, but the costumes crossed the line. they dressed up like the klan. >> this shouldn't be

>> on another dress up day another student wore a confederate flag as a cape, and he was asked to take it off. new at 6:00, one of the sheriff's candidate former boarding students exposing her nightmare to abc 15. and what people in arizona are demanding from hickman family farms. >> reporter: she came for a gallon of milk, but a fight for her life. coming up how one woman wasn't going to take a purse snatching lying down. >> reporter: kids getting new school clothes that they probably couldn't buy on their own. joe ducey here, why it's so important, and how you can get involved. and do you have an old bike you don't ride? consider donating it and let it be a holiday miracle for a kid in foster care. it's the annual recycle your bicycle campaign, and it's the last day by the way.

of the 20 different earnhardt location, donating money, volunteering to help fix up the bikes and find a full list on www.abc15.com/bike. >> it's been incredible by the way, 400 bikes more from last year. >> and now you just need to work on them. >> yes, we need the volunteers. and there's a pop up shower in the san tan valley, brief heavy rain, then we dry out over the weekend. highs in the mi and sunday, the forecast looking gorgeous before a major cool down next week, more on that coming up at 6:00.

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tonight, breaking news. authorities urging calm right now. just releasing this video. the deadly police shooting. police say the man had taken a shooting stance. you can hear the screaming on the video. the sister who said she told police he had no gun. tonight, authorities telling businesses to shut down. also breaking, the category 4 hurricane. winds up to 140 miles per hour. the potential path affecting the u.s. ginger zee is standing by. donald trump's tirade in the middle of the night. sending out tweets at 3:00 in the morning. about miss universe. about reports from members of