>> this is abc 15 news. taking action. >> good morning, everyone. it is 5:00 on saturday. i'm allison rodriguez. >> body cam video from a deadly police shooting in arizona is out. we're taking action and taking it to an expert to see if police we more protests in southern california when an unarmed man is shot and killed by police. and we're getting video from the scene. phoenix police looking for two vandals who torched this pickup truck at a local restaurant. the two guys were caught on tape. we're the only ones who have it. we will show it to you coming up. more clown threats in the valley. you won't believe who police

a we say good morning to you. so happy you're starting off your weekend with us. pretty mild start to the day. i've been looking it. how about you? >> yeah. definitely it's feeling like fall a little. we will take it. >> i completely agree. let's look at where we are across the valley. most of us in the mid-70s. some spots in the 60s. chandler reading at 66 this morning. we're expecting average wind speeds for us today. about 5 to 10 miles per hour. look at the next couple of days. winds will pick up tomorrow, especially in the evening. on monday, we will be looking for strong wind gusts there. that could create gusty conditions and dusty conditions, i should say, blowing dust. that is a concern. we will keep our eye out for you. mid-90s for us today as well as tomorrow. we are going to see a big temperature drop in the 7-day. we will talk about that coming

get to the scary scene overnight. check this out. this is a truck that was set on fire and the evidence is in the video. phoenix police investigating this as an arson. as abc 15 is reporting live near 32nd street in mcdowell, she spoke with the owners here. and mary ellen, you're getting an exclusive look at the surveillance video. >> reporter: that's right. we just stepped out of the office to get that video for you, nick. this is the restaurant off 32nd street and mcdowell. this is the second time that they have been hit in less than a week. look at this pickup truck, completely charred on the inside. even more riveting is when you see the video. now, first off you see two vandals coming towards this truck. one has either a pick or a sledge hammer. you can see him actually breaking through the windshield. then moments later, you see one returning back with what looks

gasoline. he throws that gallon jug into the white pickup truck and then lights it on fire, nearly setting himself on fire. now, as i mentioned, this is the second time this week that this restaurant has been hit by vandals. this one is -- is being classified as an arson. so phoenix police are out there looking for these guys. if we can zoom in closer to the video, coming up at 5:30, we're going to show them to you. this is the drive-through sign. these are actually bullet holes. that's what happened just a few days ago here. somebody came up and actually shot up the side. now, the owners have told me they feel like they're being targeted. they're not sure why they're being targeting, but they have some suspects in mind. again, phoenix police, though, looking for whoever shot up this sign and torched this vehicle. we're live in phoenix, abc 15 news. >> wow. first bullets and then a fire.

this. thank you for that. in the meantime, a man police believe was walking to a football game was hit and killed as he crossed the street. scottsdale christian was playing a game steps away from the road. an suv hit the man and he later died. police say the driver was not impaired or speeding. no charges are expected. new body camera video seems to make it a clear cut case. we are getting an expert opinion on whether officer-involved shooting in kingman really is justified. i want to warn you, you are about to see and hear how it all went down. >> drop the gun. >> hang on. >> drop the gun. >> taser. >> still tough to see there. now, we sat down with retired assistant police chief andy anderson. he is an expert for lawsuits involving police action. he says to consider officers

having a stolen again. the suspect is told to drop the weapon at least 20 times. anderson solidified this was justified. >> he showed up at that door with a gun in his hands, deadly force. the officers did everything that they could to not use deadly force against them by going to the taser. they didn't have to do that. that was above and beyond for them to do. >> kay was killed. one officer is still in the hospital. another was grazed by a bullet. protests in san diego quieter than the last couple of days. the victim used to live here in the valley. the officer fires four shots after he raised both hands and took what was described as a shooting stance. businesses in that area were asked to close early friday and for the entire weekend.

possible riots and looting following the release of the video while prosecutors decide if any charges will be filed against the saves. in the meantime, police in charlotte will release all of the dash cam and body camera video from the shooting that sparked riots in the city. it could happen next week once the family of keith scott gets to see it first. a valley woman blamed for the death of her infant. clark is accused degree murder. her 3-month-old died. she left that girl in a full bathtub for more than 25 minutes all alone. this happened last saturday and the child was taken off life support three days later. quit clowning around. that is the message from police this morning after fourteens are arrested for posing at clowns and sending threats to

getting disturbing threats, warning of kidnapping kids and killing teachers. >> it's startling for me as a parent because i want to teach my kids to be brave and strong. i tell them to be brave and strong. in the inside, i'm dying inside. i want to bring them hope and lock them in their rooms and not let them go outside. >> nothing fun bee this one. mesa police asking parents to keep a close eye on the computer activity of children. they want to get the clowns off rolling back prices. we're guessing this guy wishes he could roll back the clock. he is looking at steep jail time. let's take a look at the video. it's hard to forget. cops arrested bailey saying he lit fireworks inside of the wal- mart. this happened back in june. people scrambled to get out of the store. we just saw that. not sure what was going on. in addition to the jail time,

she went to the store for a gallon of milk but risked her life all for her purse. this woman we want to show you says kevin leandro threw her down at the fry's and took off with her purse in hand. even with a broken back, she chased him back to his car. well, leandro was arrested and she hopes lesson. >> he knows who not to mess with. retired mesa cop rick van galder arrested for dui. surveillance video shows him being allowed past a door that says no prisoners beyond this point. discipline ranges from a 40 hour suspension to a demotion. scary discovery in the desert this morning. a device was found in maricopa that was a couple steps away

they're testing it for fingerprints right now to see if they can track down whoever made it. hurricane matthew, let's talk about this now, making its way through the caribbean sea on a course that puts jamaica, haiti and cuba in the path of devastating winds and rain. this is a category 4. you see the intenseness behind me with the big red dot there. parts of venezuela already feeling some of the impact. you see the huge waves there. people out there watching too. this was we're waiting to see which direction it will turn as it continues to move through. possibly bringing lots of rain to the southeastern states. >> yeah. this one strengthened so quickly yesterday going from a cat 1 to cat 4 in just 24 hours yesterday. >> yeah. >> it's unbelievable to think about that. >> yeah. we're talking about winds 150 miles per hour right now. can you imagine, i mean, we definitely have to think about them, hoping that everyone will be safe. let's bring it back here and talk about the weather in the valley for today.

forecast. breaking it down hour for hour for you here. by 7:00 a.m., 76 degrees. great time to get out and run. by 9:00, not too warm. but it will be warmer, 83 degrees. sunny throughout the day. and into the afternoon, warming to the mid-90s. it will be warm but we're in for a big cool-down so to speak. i'm show you how low it will get in ten minutes. some see him as the alternative to donald hillary clinton. later today, you will have a chance to see gary johnson in the valley. she has won grammy's topped the charts and beat breast cancer. how cheryl crow is making sure that women have this life-

the white house. donald trump calling hillary clinton a power hungry liar. >> clinton and her cronies will say anything, do anything, lie about anything to keep their grip on power, to keep their control over our country. >> well, clinton using trump's own words against him, blasting trump for a series of late- night tweets targeting former miss universe alicia machado, calling her disgusting for a sex tape that no confirm actually exists. >> i mean, really. who gets up at 3:00 in the morning [laughter] >> to engage in a twitter attack? against a former miss universe. >> just looked at hillary clinton's account. she did a mock of this, tweeting out policy updates. this underscores that trump is unfit to be commander in chief.

challenge clinton and trump, gary johnson. he is a libertarian candidate. he is making his first campaign stop in the valley. johnson getting some traction in the polls too. speaking at the phoenix airport marriott at 4:00 p.m. you can get free tickets online. if you can't make it out there, don't worry, we will be streaming it live for you on abc 15 mobile and abc15.com and we will have a crew there too to give you the complete recap later on in the newscast. an arizona up with cheryl crow to save lives here. >> yeah. october is breast cancer awareness month. this year marks ten years since she battled the disease. danielle learner spoke with the doctor about the importance of early detection and new advanced screening options. >> early detection is our best chance for survival. particularly at the five-year,

rate. >> we have increased our cancer detection by over 41% by this. we urge people to get out there and find one near you. >> that's right. if you're interested in learning more about these 3d mammograms, head to genius3dnearme.com. definitely a time to be proactive and take action of course. well, imagine qualifying for the super bowl of your favorite activity and finding out you can't go get this, chapstick. yeah. denver triathlete matt smith thought he was going to the iron man championship in hawaii but a quick look at the results he didn't finish where he thought he did. he was disqualified for, quote, outside assistance during the race. all because his wife gave him chapstick. >> when they originally told me at first, going through my head is a long list of word that's

blush. >> i can imagine. >> among the rules it is written that each athlete must complete without receiving assistance from other parties. it wasn't performance enhancing chapstick, it was just regular chapstick. we have several projects going on this weekend. but through scottsdale, you won't see any major closures for the widening project. 101 northbound, the shade on- ramp w it actually closed friday morning and will stay closed until monday at 5:00 a.m. you can use 9 0#o or cactus instead. as far as the main line of traffic, you will just see restrictions down to two lanes. from 1:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on saturday. let's head over to the east valley where we will see a closure on the loop 202 red mountain. it's westbound friday night at 10:00 p.m. until monday morning at 5:00

around the closure. there are several more that you need to look out for, especially in the west valley on i-10. head to abc15.com for all of the details. let's talk about your most accurate forecast on this morning here, this saturday morning. your temperatures right now looking not bad at all. look at this. most of us in the 70s right now. 74 in apache junction. a few spots in the 80s there in chandler, gilber and 71 in peoria. good morning to all of you out there. not bad at all. as far as the wind speeds are concerned, we're about 5 to 10 miles per hour across the valley. not unusual for this time of year. but those could change come tomorrow. in 24 hours, i'll show you how that will be changing in the futurecast. but in the meantime, valley rainfall totals, i wanted to show you this because monsoonal officially ended on friday.

two and a half inches of rain. that is below average. for the entire year, this is where we're sitting at for rainfall. we're below average. monsoon was a bit under what we normally expect for that season here. not bad though as we head into the fall. now we can enjoy our cooler temperatures. as we look at futurecast here, i'm going to press play. we're going to be clear throughout the day. that's great. if you have plans for this saturday, you will be fine absolutely. w is when we start to see cloud coverage move on in here. that will sort of linger around tomorrow. we will keep things mostly clear for us here. it won't be clear completely statewide. you will notice the green there at the bottom part of your screen. it won't be affecting us in the valley. that is good news. it will break up there and all we will see tomorrow and monday morning is some light cloud coverage there. we will start to see the wind speeds increase as well. we will see that in a second.

looks like this. 10:00 a.m., 86 degrees. warmer overall. not bad. by lunchtime, 90s. sunny conditions for us. clear all day. in the afternoon, we will stay warm, topping out in the mid- 90s for us all across the valley. if you're going to be outside today, notice this, i was hoping we would be in the low category. it's been bad for me. in the medium category today. the main allergens at the bottom of your screen. as we look at today forecast highs across the valley, we will be on target. the average is 94 degrees. we will enjoy these for the next few days. 95 in apache junction and 94 in deer valley today. across the state, 86 in globe. look at the temperatures nice up north if you have weekend plans to travel up there. 67 in flagstaff. 70 in the grand canyon. look out to the west of us there. mid to upper 90s.

yuma flirting with triple digits today. as we look at the next 7 days, we will stay close to average by tomorrow. breezy conditions though. those are going to start ahead of the big temperature drop. look at this. 95 to 85 on monday. we could see blowing dust. have the free mobile app with you. we will send out the alerts. the rest of the week we dry out and clear up and warm up as well. we're in the 90s the the week looking good. your overnight lows will be pretty cool. coming up in the next half hour, we will look specifically in the east and the west valley highs. >> we love the 80s. two and two sounds better than 1-3. the cardinals record will be one of the two and we're hoping for the former. we know one thing, the team won't go 0-5 this season. the reason i say that is because kurt warner recently

louis rams team. remember this fresh off an appearance at the super bowl 36 against the packers. bruce airian said that was a fair comparison. >> i think kurt hit it on the head when i was reading what he said. the rams when they missed the super bowl got everybody back and put too much pressure on themselves. i think this team is trying to hard. we cut it loose and the other >> about before that kicks off on sunday, we have college football today. take a look at the matchups here on abc 15. texas and oklahoma state. number 8 wisconsin and number 4 michigan. that should be a good one. here is the biggie, louisville at clemson. louisville on fire this season. miami plays georgia tech later today. we watched plenty of high school, college and pro

to see how it gets started. craig is checking out some four, five and six-year-olds as they get their first taste of flag football. they're this week's all-stars. >> reporter: as the kids are getting their flags on and last- minute tips from coach, it's nice to have a 6-year-old like nash to fill us in on the details. >> that's a football. and this is our favorite team, the cardinals. if you play football, just you have to because you don't want -- because you don't want your mouth to hurt. >> reporter: and the most important thing is to always have fun and -- >> i'm going to do my best really today. >> reporter: great job, nash. so with those words of advice, it's time for the coaches to get the kids in position. >> two steps for me there. perfect. >> reporter: and get this game started. it's the scorpions and the road

book is a handoff and run. even if you run the wrong way, just run. >> come back. >> reporter: again, the key is to have fun. so nash, what is going on at this point in the game? >> right now we're on offense. on fence. on fence. >> reporter: on fence offense, it really doesn't matter at this age, does it? what is the object on offense. >> pass to the quarterback right there. >> reporter: after hitting fast paced action, the kids are letting coach know just how they're feeling. >> my legs are tired. >> your legs are tired. okay. we're getting ready. let's go. >> reporter: just like that, the kids are ready to go at it again. >> one, two, three, road runners.

>> celebrate the weekend with free stuff. we love free stuff. the dental institute is offering free dental care for kids on october 8th. >> kids 4 to 13. you must make an appointment to get the freebie. you can call or go online to save a spot. it is gardening season. get free seeds at the libraries listed on your screen. check out three seed packets at

gardening workshops. you don't need compost for that garden. the city of tempe is giving it way 6:00 to 10:00. bring your own bags and containers and pick up as much as you want. the freebies are listed on abc15.com. it's that time of year, pumpkins popping up all over the place. glendale is kicking off the fall season with the pumpkin patch and corn maze. the farm opens up at 10:00 a.m. you've got time. admission is $10 and you can check it out through 6th. this is likely why a large fire erupted late last night. what fire crews are now saying about this one. >> reporter: and i'm live in phoenix. a local restaurant targeted twice for vandals. take a look. first a bullet hole.

>> good morning. 5: thanks for joining us. i'm nick ciletti. >> and i'm allison rodriguez. happy to with you here on this saturday. pretty nice saturday starting out to be any ways. >> not half bad. we like the temperatures so far. >> don't complain. looking pretty good. fall is here, i'm telling you. here is a look at clouds and ray car right now -- radar right now. it's clear in the broader area you can see parts of payson clear this morning, globe as well. down to casa grande too. not bad at all.

temperatures. 76 degrees. sun not out yet. a little later on, 96 degrees. warmer. staying dry throughout the weekend. your air quality forecast i want to show you this, the green light. all good. we will stay that way throughout the day. your pollen forecast, not so much. we will break that down coming up. plus, in a few minutes i'll show you the hourly forecast hour by hour. >> thanks, allison. let's get to the top story. fire crews are called out after a truck only abc 15 has the surveillance video that shows when it erupts in flames. mary ellen resendez is live in phoenix. mary ellen, you spoke with the owners here. what are they telling you. >> reporter: this is actually the second time they were hit this week, nick. the first time was just a few days ago. take a look at this drive- through sign. these are actually bullet holes. somebody came and just sort of pulled up in the driveway and started shooting.

into the same truck. these were the slugs found on the ground. take a look at the truck. you can see where it also got hit. then this morning, just after midnight, somebody came and vandalized this truck. you can first see them hitting it with a sledge hammer. then they come up with a gallon jug filled with gas, throw it inside and lit it on fire. now, take a look because when that arsonist lit it on fire, you can see it exploding there into flames. dangerous situation. phoenix police looking for an arsonist as well as the two vandals. this is what the guys look like. it's hard to see all of the features on their face. but you can still kind of make it out. if you happen to know who these guys are, phoenix police are looking for them. theroux owe they are responsible for not just vandalism but obviously the

truck. we spoke with the owners of the restaurant. they don't want to go on camera. they tell us that they feel they are being targeted. they don't know why they're being targeted just yet. again, twice they have been hit in the past week and phoenix police looking for the culprit. live in phoenix, mary ellen resendez abc 15 news. take a look at this live look at the adot i-17 northbound near thomas. this is a possible hit and run crash. the driver we're told is still in the vehicle. we're told that the hov and the left lanes are open. the right lanes are closed. we're talking about at least two lanes are closed. by my viewpoint, it looks like no cars are getting by right now. you see all of the flashing lights there. again, this is 17 northbound at thomas. take 19th avenue or you could always take the 51 or the 101

we will stay on top of this as soon as we get an update and it clears up, we will pass it along to you. in the meantime, i want to talk about this. a valley mom heart broken and shocked after her 18-year-old daughter's body is found in a buckeye canal. this is gabby gutierrez. she was discovered last friday. we're told she was so badly beaten, it took days for police to identify her. whoever is responsible is still out there. as her mom plans a funeral, holds on to her final moments with her daughter. >> i hugged her and said i love you and she said she loves me. i'm just glad i got to say that. you don't get to say sometimes what you need to say to someone before it's too late. >> just heart wrenching. a vigil is planned at surprise park tomorrow night. more details and the family's gofundme account are posted on abc15.com. drinking and driving and hitting police cruisers in the process, no.

car who they believe was drunk caused all of that damage that you see there last night. this is near 17th street and union hills. fortunately in this case here, nobody was hurt. you can bet that he will be in a lot of trouble. a brush fire raging in the west valley, forcing fire crews to work all throughout the night. look at that burning there. air 15 was near the scene at southern. as the smoke hovered over the neighborhood. crews say they have a good handle on it. they won't be taking their eyes off of it completely out. a deadly crash leading to a traffic mess right now in scottsdale. cactus road from 96th street to the 101 back open after a motorcyclist unfortunately is killed. the driver of that car is in the hospital. we are working to get an update on that person's condition. let's get to a crime alert and new video you have to see this morning as accused burglars get into somebody's

did you catch that? yeah seconds to unlatch and unlock the gate. this is in deer valley. if you rewind a bit, you see the guys casing the place. the one in red shirts appears to call the owner to bring him closer once the coast is clear. the homeowner says they waited for her to make a grocery store run to strike. they got in the house through a locked window and stole $12,000 worth of stuff. well, she is locked up for life for one of the most gruesome murders we have ever cove man who helped put her behind bars is facing problems of his own. martinez was a prosecutor on the jodi arias case. he is now on probation for the next year. a branch of the state supreme court finding martinez obtained evidence by violating the legal rights of others purposefully embarrassing people and unprofessional. that order does not refer to any specific case here but it

martinez has ten days to appeal. now to the tragedy on the tracks and the one man who has all of the answers. investigators are not questioning him this morning, at least for now as he recovers. the train engineer and the control on thursday when the commuter train crashed into the terminal in hoboken, new jersey. let's get to the newest photo of the woman killed. more than 100 others hurt. the ntsb struggling to little clues from the black box recorders of the train. >> we were unable to download the recorder here on scene. so the ntsb is working with the manufacturer of the recorder to perform a download at the manufacturer's facility. >> train service in the area could be on hold for weeks if not months depending on the scope of the damage. who could do something like this dunk gasoline all over that. do you see that? those are the doors of a church. and then he lights it up. yeah. this happened in fort pierce, florida. that man caught on camera doing the unthinkable. it happened in the middle of

and somehow the flames did not spread inside the church. only the doors were burned. residents at a nearby apartment complex recognized that man from his slippers that you see. they were able to tell detectives where to find that guy. [screaming] >> that's hard to hear kids scream like that. a dramatic bus crash outside of houston. dozens of kids trapped inside. it's all caught on tape. look at the surveillance video from the driver loses control after looking away for just a second. then the bus flips on to its side. 50 kids were on board. we're told that more than a dozen students and the driver had to be taken to the hospital. thankfully all of them are expected to be okay. >> yeah. thankfully is right. hey, typhoon maggie may be gone but it left major destruction in southeastern china in taiwan, 13 people

heavy rain and stock winds. entire areas still under water this morning and some parts the water -- that water carrying large rocks and debris and it's going right into people's homes. just devastating there. well, help is there if states are worried about an election hack. arizona already warned that people have been poking around. but although homeland security says it is reaching out to states to get the help they need, they have to ask for the heavy duty p the department says it scans key websites. some states have railroad done this. no word if arizona has. we're checking on that this morning. allegations of a rigged vote. many donald trump supporters don't have too much faith in the u.s. election system. according to a new poll from the associated press a center for public affairs research, half of the people who have a favorable opinion of trump say they have little confidence that votes will be counted fairly. trump himself has told his

getting treated unfairly. hard to vote if you don't know where to vote. people in tempe might have that trouble on election day. incorrect info on polling places sent out to several thousand voters this week. people in two precincts receiving letters saying that their voting location is on apache. but it's really on campus. >> people are going to make time to go to the place to vote and find out it's closed. and they're not going to where to go. and they may not be able to vote. >> the county recorder's office saying they're planning to send out sample ballots with the correct information 11 days before the november 8th election. no harm done, a military judge says john mcskin's comments about bowe bergdahl will not affect the trial next year. bowe bergdahl is charged with desserting his post. mccain made a comment about a

bergdahl isn't punished. bergdahl's lawyers argued that comment may sway the outcome of his trial. t minus 9 and a half hours and counting until a big implosion. tomorrow morning, aps is blowing up the final remnants of the original phoenix power plant that was built back in 1930 near buckeye. it's the final step in a nine- month project. people always love to see those. i like to see those too. it's fun. as long as everyone is safe. >> as long as you're distance away from it. >> 3, 2, 1, pop it. there it goes. >> getting out frustration this morning. >> i don't know. maybe i should go for a run. i think morning time is a good time to do that. go for a walk or something. get fresh air. it will be nice as far as the morning lows. those will start to drop in the next 7 days. definitely looking forward to showing you that. in the meantime, i wanted to break down today for you hour by hour. 83 degrees by 9:00 a.m. beautiful as we start the first full weekend in october.

and then look as we get into the afternoon, we are going to start to get pretty warm there. clear conditions throughout the day. i think by nighttime, 9:00 p.m., look at that, mid-80s. not bad overall. the morning lows staying mild. that will change. i will break that down for you in the 7-day coming up. does furniture in your home really give you cancer?

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paintings found a decade after they were stolen. >> these two paintings were discovered during the raid of a crime family in naples, italy. their stolen back in 2002 in amsterdam. the paintings are in fairly good condition thankfully. the food and drug administration approving the cell phone device that automatically checks a person's blood sugar and delivers insulin if needed. the approval wasn't expected until next year but a study of 120 patients. the device will be available for people with type one diabetes. more and more adults are kicking the habit. only 14% of adults here in arizona are smokers. that's down from 19% in 2011. heath officials say that translates to 200,000 smokers who have quit in the last five years. health risks include heart disease and stroke. apple teaming up and taking

aetna plans to create several health apps for ios devices such as the iphone. it will help subsidize the cost for those who want to buy the apple watch. aetna will decide if they will offer the program to employees. the rest of the price would be taken through monthly payroll deductions. for working parents out there, i hear this so many times. the cost of raising children and eventually sending them to college can be overwhelming. >> but do you know which one college? we couldn't believe the numbers ourselves. full-time day care costs on average costs more than college by $200 a year. both costs come close to $10,000 a year. >> with a family with a median household income of $50,000 a year, that's almost 20% of the income. that's why both presidential candidates are touting their low-cost child care plans on

>> reporter: good morning. have you seen one of these before? a label warning that the furniture in your house could cause cancer. do you want that in your home? kathleen of phoenix doesn't. her new headboard had a chemical odor and found this sticker on the back. it is known by the state of california to cause cancer and harm. scary stuff. even scarier, kathleen is a cancer survivor and doesn't want to go through it again. if it's a problem in california, how can it be sold in arizona. california has a list of 900 chemical that's are known to cause cancer, birth defects or other harm. it must provide clear warnings if chemicals on the list are on the products. consumers have to contact the manufacturer directly for specifics.

that requires cancer warning labels. but some companies decide to label everything regardless of where it is sold which is why you see it here in arizona. want to know which chemicals are on the list? go to abc15.com/letjoeknow. if you have a problem, let me know. an earthquake advisory. the california governor's office issuing an alert for most of southern california. experts are seeing a swarm of activity along the santa ana dress fault, in the salton sea area. there have been 150 small earthquakes here since monday. causing authorities to warn that the big one could be coming. the santa ana dress fault that stretches 700 miles through california is estimated to be up to 100 years overdue for a large earthquake. now, because of all of this, california is understanding its game to detect potential dangerous earthquakes. the state got the okay to nearly double its amount of earthquake sensors.

this will require a massive overhaul in the technology. the goal is to roll out the new system in two years. >> that will help save a lot of people from any of that. i have a brother who lives in california. scared about that big one. all right. here in the valley, 76 degrees currently at phoenix sky harbor here. you can see the humidity and dew points are high right now. especially the dew points there. you will feel a little bit of the moisture in the air when you step out. winds not bad at all this morning. 5 to 10 miles per hour across here is a look at the rest of the current temperatures here as you wake up wherever you are. le convenient, 76. 72 in glendale. 74 in deer valley. 68 in anthem. across the state a little cooler in the spots that you would expect like payson in the 50s. prescott in the 60s there. look at that, we dropped into the 40s in flagstaff and the grand canyon. pretty chilly there. not bad in page where the

degrees. so here is a look how your saturday is shaping up. 96 degrees is where we will top out today. warm conditions, slightly above average but not too much. expect being the winds to stay fairly calm, 5 to 10 miles per hour. your uv index has dropped to a 7. that puts us in the high category there. and the epa is still issuing that uv alert. we have to look out for that. in the meantime, your air quality is looking good and no storm chances for us in the valley. i think your saturday is shaping up to opinion. my humble opinion. here is a look at the temperatures throughout the day. 93 by 1:00. you see us hit the daytime high around the late afternoon and early evening hours before we take that down slowly. we're back to the mid-80s by 9:00 p.m. clear throughout the day today. it won't be odd to see them off in the distance we will keep them clear from us in the valley throughout the day. hearsay look at futurecast.

taking you through the day, the valley is dry. we will see cloud coverage up to the north. for us here, we won't be dealing with anything like that. i wanted to stop it later tonight. we're not expecting much activity here for us. that is good news. tomorrow, you start to see some of the clouds move on in through the valley here overnight and into tomorrow morning. so tomorrow morning will look very different than today. but still not bad. we're not expecting any rain chances from this. just extra cloud coverage. you will wake the shady skies there. through the rest of the day, it will thin out a little bit. mostly clear for us. not expecting any rain chances as we get into tomorrow afternoon. so if you have any plans to head up north today and many to, take a look at this. the temperature will be similar. today anyway we will top out in the mid to 70s in prescott. 60 in flagstaff. 86 in globe.

see it will be much hotter out there. mid to upper 90s for us. flirting with triple digits down in yuma. closer look for us in the east valley like i promised. take a look. our temperatures will be right on target for what we should be. in the mid-90s today. clear skies. the west valley will see similar conditions, in the mid- 90s. warmer in some spots. as we look at the next 7 days, you will start to notice changes here. breezy conditions starting to evening. those will kick up even more. and the temperatures really drop by monday. take a look at that. the rest of the week we will

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>> five until 6:00. let's talk about the rollover crash near thomas. dps is investigating this as a possible hit and run crash. the driver is still in the vehicle. and by the looks of it, it looks a little better than we checked it looks like maybe the left two lanes or three lanes are able to get by right now. it is slow going as you can tell. you want to avoid this area. take the 101 or the 51. we will let you know when it clears up. it's halloween time at disneyland resort. abc 15 morning resorts is giving away family four packs of tickets each day. watch for the weather word of the day for your chance to win.

to everybody. everybody is talking about that. it's time to plan your weekend. we have a list of things to keep and you your family buzz ogle kick off your weekend at the festival in chandler. it is to celebrate hispanic heritage month. if you're feeling musical, head to scottsdale for the wake- up call music festival. it continues today and tomorrow. and if you're ready for a new four legged family member, head to mountain park for the wag adopt event today at 9:00. for more things to do, head over to abc15.com. and allison, i don't know, it looks like good weather to be outside and get stuff down. >> it will be gorgeous out there today. seasonable today. 96 is where we will top out today. getting breezy by tomorrow. and then look, we get a big

by tuesday morning, we could see some valley spots dropping into the 50s. the first time that we have seen that in a while this season for sure. then we will warm back up the rest of the week. coming up in the 6:00 hour, i will break down your saturday hour by hour. stay tuned for that. coming up at 6:00, exclusive surveillance video showing the moment that someone sets a truck on fire right outside of a local restaurant. and this isn't the first time it's been targeting. plus, body camera video just released shooting involving kingman police.

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chke d. >> breaking news at the top at 6:00. a live look at the i-17 northbound at thomas. you see all of the flashing lights. reports of a hit and run crash right there. we're working to see if there are any injuries. you can see it as slow going for the left northbound. as cars try to squeek by there. we know there are at least two lanes closed right now. it has been like this for half an hour or so. if you want to avoid this area, take 19th avenue if you're okay with the surface streets or take the 51 or the loop 101 to try to avoid this entire area. we will be keeping a close eye on this in our overnight team is working to get information from adot and dps. we will let you know when the crash clears up.

morning to you. i'm nick ciletti. this is allison rodriguez. we're talking about the most accurate forecast. >> yeah. >> a little warm today. but it feels great right now. >> it feels great right now. let's show you the outside temperatures right now. a little blue out there. kind of just before the sun is starting to come up. the temperatures in the low to mid of 70s right now. we will drop a couple degrees before all is said and done this morning. in the meantime, look at the valley wind forecast. i show new because you will see the contra the next few days. today, pretty nice. 5 to 10 miles per hour winds. not bad. tomorrow they kick up more in the afternoon. by monday, we're really expecting stronger winds to push on through here. 15 to 25 miles per hour sustained winds. so things could get dusty. good time to have the mobile app if we have to send out an alert there for blowing dust, we will. here is a quick snapshot how the weekend will go. 96 today. 95 tomorrow.

drop. we will look at that in a couple minutes. >> a great reminder on the mobile app. this car's owner is heading into work and the car is in flames. he says this is no accident. mary ellen resendez is live in phoenix with what the video is saying to us. you will only see it on abc 15. mary ellen, what did this owner say about how this all started in the first place? >> reporter: well, the restaurant owner definitely feels that he is being targeted. he just opened the restaurant a short time ago. but this is wh on the video we're about to show you, nick, the culprit parked in the back parking lot back here. there are two of them. at one point they race up here to this white pickup truck that you see parked at the back of the restaurant. this is off of 32nd street and mcdowell. the first thing that they do, let's show you the video, they start sledge hammering the windshield. and you can see just how torched this vehicle is right now. take a look at the surveillance video.

hammering the car. that wasn't good enough. after they vandalized this pickup truck, one then returns back a short time later and take a look at the second video. all of this off of their surveillance cameras. in the second video, you can see how he throws what looks like a gallon jug full of gasoline into the truck. he light it's on fire. nearly lighting himself on fire as he is doing this. now, phoenix police right now looking for that arsonist, as they're both -- they're responsible for vandalism. come back out live right now. you can see the torched pickup truck. this is the second time in less than a week that the restaurant was hit. the first time, let me show it to you right here. this is the drive-through sign. these are holes. these are gun shot holes. she caught someone shooting at this drive-through sign. again, this is off of 32nd

if you know anything, call police. live in phoenix, mary ellen resendez, abc 15 news. a sad update to breaking news last night at 10:00. a man who was walking to a high school football game has died after he was hit and killed crossing the street. the man in his 40s was crossing tate um last night. scottsdale christian was playing a game yards from the road. he did later die. police say the driver was not impaired or speeding. so no charges are into mesa police to learn more about this breaking story from last night. a robbery at an am/pm. investigators are trying to find the person responsible for this. they're looking into whether or not the person fired shots during the robbery. once we learn more, we are going to be sure to let you know. you see all of that crime scene tape up there just a mess there last night. >> 6:04. new body camera video seems to make it a clear-cut case.

if a deadly officer-involved shooting in kingman really is justified. we want to warn you that what you're about to see and hear is disturbing. take a look. >> drop the gun. >> hang on. hang on. >> drop the gun. >> taser. >> yeah. you can hear that gunfire. we sat down with retired assistant police chief andy anderson. he is an expert for lawsuits involving police action. he said that officers are there stolen scott. s.w.a.t. identifies itself. the suspect is told to drop the weapon at least 20 times. anderson says the next few seconds solidifies his opinion that the shooting was in fact justified. >> he showed up at that door with a gun in his hands, deadly force. and the officers did everything that they could to try not to use deadly force against him by going to the taser. they didn't have to do that. that was above and beyond for them to do that. >> kay was killed.

this morning in the hospital after being grazed by a bullet. in san diego, protests are quieter than the last few days after police released a full video of when they shot and killed alongo who used to live here in the valley. it shows an officer firing four shots after he raised both happens and took what was described as a shooting stance. now, businesses in the area, they were asked to close early friday. and for the police taking precautions for possible riots and looting following the release of that video while prosecutors decide if any charges are going to be filed against those officers. police in charlotte in the meantime say they will release all of that dash cam and body camera video from the deadly shooting that has sparked riots in the city. it could happen as soon as next week, once the family of keith scott gets to see it first. 6:06. we're still working to get answers as to what caused the

jersey thursday. those answers may come in the form of blood and urine tests from the engineer. ntsb investigators are waiting the results of the man who was behind the controls at the time. the tests are standard procedure. investigators say that they have held off interviewing him because of his injuries. the crash killed one person and hurt more than 100 others. quit clowning around. that's the message after fourteen agers are arrested for posing as clowns and sending threats to schools in the west valley. but new threats are popping up in mesa. red mountain high school on high alert after threats of kidnapping kids and killing teachers. >> it is startling me as a parent because i want to teach my kids to be brave and strong. i tell them to be brave and strong but i'm dying inside and i want to bring them home and lock them in their rooms and

>> mesa police asking parents to keep a close eye on their kid's computer activity. she went to the store for a gallon of milk but risked her life for her purse. sometimes your whole life is in that purse. this woman says he was thrown down to the ground at the fry's and he took off with the purse in hand. even with a broken back, she chased him down, back to his car. >> and i'm glad i wasn't in the car any longer because i pr to him because i was getting angrier every second. >> leandro was arrested and she hopes he has learned his lesson. libertarian candidate gary johnson is holding a rally this afternoon in the phoenix airport marriott at 4:00. he is creeping up a little bit in the polls and trying to move past a big flop on national tv

single world leader he respected. this is his first visit to arizona. the doors for the event open at 3:00. allegations of rigged voting, apparently many donald trump voters don't have a lot of faith in the election system. according to a new poll out this morning, half of the people who have a favorable opinion of trump say they have little confidence that votes will be counted fairly. trump himself has told his supporters that he thinks he is getting treated unfairly. this is a narrative the out. speaking of trump, he is in the battle ground state of pennsylvania today. hillary clinton is spending her saturday relaxing and preparing for the next debate. no official events on the schedule but will be in iowa monday. everybody might need a break following the contentious war of words between she and trump after the 3:00 a.m. friday twitter storm. in just a matter of days, the two vp candidates will go

only debate. they are preparing for that one. campaign sources says he has been studying binders of material and holding prep sessions with wisconsin governor scott walker. on the democratic side, tim kaine has been prepping. he says this will be the toughest debate he has ever done because he will be focusing more on clinton's record than his own. they will face off on tuesday. you can catch all of the action ri >> they have a lot of experience too. it will be a spirited debate. it would be hard to vote if you don't know where to go. right? people in tempe might have trouble on election day. incorrect polling information was sent out to thousands of voters this week. they are receiving letters saying the voting location is at the knights building on apache. but it's really on campus. >> people are going to make time to go to the place to vote

and they're not going to know where to go. and they may not be able to vote. >> well, the county recorder's office is planning to send out sample ballots with the correct information 11 days before that election. well, turning our attention to the most accurate forecast object this saturday here. it is officially october. can you believe that? >> where did september go. really where did 2016 go. >> yeah. it is flying by. we get to enjoy the fall temperatures. no triple digits in your forecast. at least for here is a breakdown of how your saturday will be looking here. by 10:00 a.m., 86 degrees. nice conditions out there. by noon, 90 degrees. a little warmer and sunny. as we get into the afternoon, things will be very warm as we top out in the mid-90s. so is that average for this time of year? i'll show you that in the full forecast coming up. plus tell you about a cooldown coming our way as well. 11 past the hour. she has won two grammy's, topped the charts and beat

how cheryl crow is making sure that women have this life- saving tool. is the five second rule really okay for your health? yeah. the surprising answer. and we just want to give you one more look, a live look at the traffic alert on i-17 there. it's in the northbound lanes near thomas. things look like they're clearing up right now. a possible hit and run responsible for this rollover crash here. we will continue to watch this and bring you updates that it looks like they pulled the crash over to the side. you can see the flashing lights

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advanced screening optionings. >> now it's 3d. we look at one millimeter thick sections at a time. so that eliminates all of that superimposed normal tissues that would hide cancers behind it. >> whenever you're diagnosed with something as life- threatening as breast cancer to be, to not miss out on the lesson that is basically made foreyou. for me it was learning to put myself first. >> to learn more about the 3d go to the website on your scre. the five second rule. you pick up dropped food in five seconds and it should be okay or you can convince yourself it's okay to eat. >> is it really safe? rutgers researchers debunking this rule. they dropped different foods on stainless steel, ceramic tile, wood and carpet. for some of the food, contamination was instant. >> the next time you that use

odds are in your favor that you won't get sick. the food that you're putting in your mouth is contaminated. we have several projects going on this weekend. but through scottsdale, you won't see any major closures for the widening project. but one spot, loop 101 northbound, the shade boulevard on-ramp will close. it actually closed friday morning and will reopen at monday at 5:00 a.m. use cactus instead or 9 0#o street. you will see to two lanes loop 101 near happen real road from 1:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on saturday. let's head over to the east valley where there is a closure on the red mountain. westbound from mcdowell to greenfield friday night at 10:00 p.m. until monday morning at 5:00 a.m. so you can always use side streets likely dowel to get around the closure or us-60 could be a good option. there are others out in the west valley. head to abc15.com for all of

all right. welcome back, everybody. so a-rod is always keeping it cool. she will keep it extra cool a little later on in the most accurate 7-day forecast. a little prelude for you. stick around for this. you're going to like it. you're building it up. you will like it. it will start to feel like fall in the next couple of days. a beautiful day. the sun coming up now here at 6:18 on i'm trying to take a look at the rest of the valley cameras there. can't see the sun just yet. when we get it, i will bring it up for you guys because i love that shot in the desert. current temperatures in the 70s right now. not bad at all actually. 72 in mesa. and currently coming in at 73 out in the east valley. apache junction under clear skies like we just saw with the valley camera. current wind speeds not bad. 5 to 10 miles per hour across.

scottsdale and chandler pretty calm right now. i wanted to show you monsoonal officially ended on friday. this is our first full weekend out of the monsoon and into october here. we were actually below average for east month of seeing our total rainfall. june typically we don't see that much rainfall. we usually see the most in august and maybe july a little bit. but we were still below even though that was the case the rest of the year -- the monsoon, excuse me. the total is two and a half inches at phoenix sky harbor for rainfall. below average for the monsoon. we will take what we can get i guess when it comes to water in the desert. right? here is a look at futurecast. as we press play, let's focus on where the valley is here. i put this up broader so if you are traveling or live in other spots you can see that as well. in the valley as we press play and take it into the afternoon,

northern parts will get cloud coverage. we will see those move in overnight and into tomorrow morning. so tomorrow morning will look a little different than right now. in the meantime as we get into tomorrow afternoon, we see pop- up showers down to the south, near tucson. the valley is dry. that's good news. no rainfall for the next couple of days. we will start to see some winds pick up here in the next couple of days which i'll show you in a second. in the meantime for today, 10:0 warmer for us here. sunny throughout the afternoon through lunchtime too. as we get into the afternoon, the highs will reach into the mid-90s. it will be warm out there. your pollen forecast, if you have plans to be outdoors today, well, just know it will be in the medium category. if you suffer from allergies like me, take a break to take some of that medication with you. the overnight lows across the valley dropping into the 70s. not bad. similar to what we saw today. across the state, highs in the upper part of the state, excuse

will see it in the 70s. 60s in flagstaff. 87 in king map. looking ahead at the next 7 days for us here. our temperatures are going to take a little bit of a dive as we see from sunday to monday. they go 10 degrees below there to 85 degrees by monday. really breezy conditions. i think we could see blowing dust on monday. have the mobile app handy. if we have to send out advisories they will go to your phone. then things will calm down and warm back up. coming up in hour, i will show you the temperatures in the east and west valley so you can see how it will look where you are. 6:21. people sent scrambling as fireworks go off in a valley wal-mart. we'll show you the guy who did it. plus the man who police say is responsible for the chaos. and eat, drink and be greek. we're excited for the longest running greek festival in the

>> well, saturdays are for college football as you can see abc 15 has the big games you will want to watch for sure. that begins with texas-oklahoma state at 9:00. then a big 10 matchup between wisconsin and michigan. and then the biggie of the night, louisville at clemson. that's going to be kicking off at 5:00 p.m. don't forget you can also watch abc 15 news at 4:00 in between

all right. welcome back, everyone. it is 6:24. it's all greek to us. that's how we like it. the 56th annual phoenix greek festival is back and better than ever. >> it is the longest running and largest ethnic festival in the valley. let's bring in andrea to tell us more about it. thanks for being here. >> i love it. >> we want you all to come next weekend. everyone is greek at our festival. >> i could be greek for a day. >> i would say when this time you should say when in athens. >> exactly. >> we have some things for you to try. >> you're our best friend this morning, andrea. >> i know. >> here is what you do at the greek festival. there's dancing, which you have shown dancing. greek jewelry is more yellow gold, 24-carat. if you get tired, do eating and a little drinking. it's a full day. you can come every day. your parents are in town.

>> what more could you want? >> you have nick smiling from ear to ear. >> look at the pastries. >> he loves them. >> do you want a rundown? >> definitely known for some of your food, parties, the liveliness. i love it. and then the eating is a big part of the culture. >> we love to eat and dessert is the best. seems you have to do it first. >> absolutely. >> let me tell you what i brought for you to try later and the crew too. that's a classic. >> yeah. >> these if you want to have them this morning, they're probably okay. but these are explosive. stand back when you eat them. >> in a good way. >> exactly. >> my family calls them messy cookies. when you bite into them, sugar all over the place. >> i brought a sampling for to you get a taste of greek. >> give it a try. what i love about this, you know who has been eating, who has been bad. the kids are like i didn't have

place. >> you have the powder sugar on there. the evidence is tall tell. what keeps people coming back year after year? >> i think it's the food and the environment. it's tons of fun, a party for the weekend. we don't have a ton of great greek restaurants. you know you will get a great dose of greek food. we also have the marketplace. so people shop for the whole year. we import greek items so you long. >> have you been to greece. >> yes. >> i'm jealous. >> get out there and enjoy yourselves. it starts on friday, october 7th. you see right where it is. and all of the information is

>> i'm mary ellen resendez live in phoenix. take a look at this su camera. an arsonist blowing up a pickup truck. police are looking for them. we will have the story coming up. a crime alert in the valley. the man police want you to be on the lookout for. we have a traffic alert for you. take a look at the i-17 northbound at thomas. just about 15 minutes ago or so, there were big backups but the crash has cleared up. that is good news. we will get you more information on the condition of

start off your saturday. we're so happy you are starting your saturday here with us. i'm allison rodriguez alongside nick ciletti. co-anchor extraordinary with me. are you able to enjoy the daytime temperatures? it's still a little warm, right. >> flat reworks every time. >> sounds good. here is a look at desert doppler right now. not a lot happening that we're picking up. you may see some isolated -- very isolated activity up north i don't believe that will be dropping anything. it might be drying up before it hits the ground. you see the scanner going. we're looking out for anything happening across the valley. it seems calm right now. 75 currently. a little later warming up to 96 degrees. it will be dry throughout the day today. and here is good news for you too if you have any plans to be outdoors on this saturday. good air quality. so you're not going to have to wore bee that. we have another alert in place though. i'm going to tell you about that coming up.

all of that in a few minutes. nick. >> 6:32. a scary scene overnight when a truck is set on fire and the evidence is in the video. the video that only see on abc 15. mary ellen resendez is live near 32nd street and mcdowell and has the exclusive video for us. i know you spoke to the owner about this arson investigation. >> reporter: yeah, nick. they definitely feel they are being targeted. this is the second time in less than a week that they have had something happen. first let me show what you happened earlier this week. you see the holes on the drive- through sign. someone came through and shot up the sign. they caught that on video also. one of the bullet holes going straight into this pickup truck. now, last night, though, they caught a second group of vandals coming in. first thing they did was break the windshield here with what looked like a sledge hammer. and then they come back. take a look at this exclusive video that we have. when they return, it's about

looks like a gallon jug full of gasoline. he throws it into the truck. he lights it on fire. he nearly ignites himself. now, we did zoom in to the two culprits and you can kind of make out what they look like from that surveillance video. if you happen to know who these two people are, call phoenix police. again, we're back out here live and you can see the damage done to this pickup truck. it could hav restaurant very easily. now, again, this is the second time in less than a week that this restaurant has been targeted from vandals. of course this now being an arson. we're live in phoenix, mary ellen resendez, abc 15 news. >> thank you, mary he will especially. a brush fire in the west valley forcing crews to work through the night. air 15 over the scene on 91st avenue and southern as the smoke hovered over neighborhoods in the area.

off of it until it is completely out. roads back open after a deadly crash leading to this traffic mess in scottsdale. cactus between 96th street and the 101 was closed for hours after a motorcycle rider was killed. the driver of the car involved in this is in the hospital. no word yet on his condition. aallison. >> a valley mom heart broken and shocked after her 18-year- old daughter's body is found in a this is heart breaking. gutierrez was discovered so badly beaten that it took days for police to identify her. whoever is responsible for this is still out there. as her mother plans a funeral, they holds on to her final moments with her daughter. >> i hugged her and said i love you and she said she loved me. and i'm just glad that i got to say that. you don't get to say what you need to say to someone before it's too late.

more details and the family's gofundme account is posted on abc15.com. now to a crime alert and new video that you have to see this morning as accused burglars get into somebody's backyard with a quick reach- over maneuver. it just took seconds to unlatch and unlock the gate. this is in deer valley. we rewind and you see the guys casing the place. the one calls the other to bring him closer once the coast is clear. the homeowner says they waited for her to make a grocery store run before they got in through a window and stole $12,000 worth of stuff. a sad story here. an infant is dead and her mother is the one who did it, police say. angela clark is accused of second degree murder. her 3-month-old died. she left the little girl in a full bathtub for more than 25 minutes all by herself.

child was taken off of life support three days later. we're guessing this guy would really like to roll back -- roll back the clock because tristan payly is look -- bailey is looking at jail time. bailey was arrested. police say he lit a firework inside the wal-mart that led to the big fire you that just saw. when all of that happened back in june near 51st avenue and indian school, people were scrambling to try to get out of the st going on. in addition to jail time, bailey could be forced to pay for repairs. surveillance video is powerful and it gives us an idea what happenedib side this massage spa in anthem. it's hard to see that guy's face. that's why deputies put out this sketch. they haven't caught the guy who may be behind the string of robberies in the city. the video that you just saw was from august 31st. call police with any tips.

but also down to health. hickman's family farms hit by a lawsuit who say people are getting a nasty smell from the business. we have seen feathers all over the place. don't waste arizona says that hickman's has to let the residents know what is in the air. otherwise the family farm could be hit with fines. the business has not responded yet. what would legalizing recreational marijuana mean for newcomers trying to get the business. we look at an anti- prop 205 ad. >> reporter: the ad from arizonans an anti- pot group touts weed's legalization as a monopoly. >> it's a gold mine that elevates the rights of users over the public, blocks market entry for new dispensers. >> reporter: we put it through a truth shack and it would give

dispensaries. >> they would have a distinct advantage to becoming a retail store. it's not a total blocked entry because the prop 205 cap is 147 dispensaries. >> reporter: those looking to open new pot stores would be able to apply for licenses in december 2017. the state could add an unknown number of stores to meet demand in 2021. so politifact rate touchdown mostly false. to see the full research, visit and that was steve irvin reporting. former d-backs great kurt shilling getting serious about a senate run. he is eyeing the street of massachusetts senator elizabeth warren who runs again in 2018. >> being senator, being governor, being in the public office is about being a leader. it's not about being the smartest guy in the room it's about surrounding yourself with smart people and coming to a

you represent. shilling says he is voting for trump. the candidates are keeping busy in arizona. gary johnson is holding a rally at the phoenix airport marriott. on tuesday, donald trump is making his sixth visit to arizona in the prescott valley. tim kaine will be here next saturday. details are still being finalized on that one. well, more trouble for wells fargo. the bank will pay for than $24 million in repossessing cars owned by u.s. military members. this comes just weeks after the bank paid out $190 million as a fine for its employees opening unauthorized accounts to meet sales quotas. hey, new recall, new problem. it could be deadly. fortunately that's not the case so far. takata got alert today a new problem that they have not seen before in the air bags. there is an issue with the inflator.

pieces. really scary. takata will test the new parts. this affects bmw-x4 models. dispatchers says it's harder than ever to get back to you. back in the day tracking down an emergency was easy with land lines. but cell phones have changed that. dispatchers say people have the misconception that they know where you're at. that's not the case. if you don't know your location, it can delay emergency response times. so there is a reminder, al location. well, it's a good day to hit the links. it will be calm and sunny conditions. do it today because in the next few days, the winds will pick up. in the meantime, the temperatures, it will be a little warm. warmer at 9:00 a.m. 83 degrees. by lunchtime, 90. if you can brave the heat, a patio sounds good. if not, inside with the ac. 96 by 4:00. we will be in for a big temperature drop. i will show you how far the

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find out more on abc15.com/disney. and of course good luck. maximum furry cuteness on display in china as 23 baby pandas were debuted. that's 23. you can count them all there. causing a tourism scene that was pandemonium. they are almost double the number of newborns produced last year. now, expts boom to an improvement in the breeding technique. but either way, they are adorable. ?[music]?? >> good morning. have you seen one of these before? a label warning that the furniture in your house could cause cancer. do you want that there your home? kathleen of phoenix doesn't. she writes the new headboard had a chemical odor she tried

the product contains a chemical known to cause cancer reproductive or developmental harm. scary stuff. kathleen is a cancer survivor and doesn't want to go through it again. if it's a problem in california how can it be sold in arizona? the state of california has a list of more than 900 chemicals known to cause cancer, birth defects or other harm. the law known as prop 65 says businesses that sell to californians mus warnings in chemicals on the list are in the products. consumers have to contact the manufacturer directly for specifics. california is the only state that requires cancer warning labels. but some companies decide to label everything regardless of where it is sold which is why you see it here in arizona. want to know which chemicals are on the list? go to abc15.com/letjoeknow. if you have a problem, let me know.

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ago there. 73 in apache junction. 72 down in chandler. maricopa some spots are measuring at 66 degrees. cooler there for sure. 71 in glendale. and good morning, surprise, you're at 71 degrees right now as well. let's look agent current temperatures across the state. 50 in page, sedona and prescott. flagstaff is down to 42. 42 in the grand canyon. that is a couple degrees warmer than a few minutes ago. we can see the temps in the to upper 70s there and some spots in the 80s like lake havasu. how is your saturday going to look? here is a quick look at your saturday. 96 is where kell top out. under clear sunny skies. it will be warm today. the uv index will be under the high category. we're at a 7 today. air quality good there. so you have the green lights for that. no other weather alerts on that we have a uv alert in place. that's coming from the epa. i definitely recommend limiting

during the peak hours of the sun, late morning, early afternoon. we're expecting to stay dry here today. here is a look how the temperatures break down throughout the day. 10:00 a.m., 86 degrees. we start to get warm quickly here. 93 by 1:00. 96 by 3:00. and 92 by 6:00. down to the mid-80s by 9:00. not bad. i focus on the valley here as we press play on futurecast, not a lot happening today. i let that play throughout the day and evening. we start to see more cloud coverage up north. to the south of us, the valley will stay mostly clear. the clouds thicken up overnight. and then by tomorrow morning, we will see a different start to the day. some clouds definitely in play for us there. those will start to thin out throughout the rest of the day. keep things mostly clear for your sunday. we will see changes as far as the winds are concerned which i'll show you in a second. across the state today, here is ai like at the temperatures. 70s in the spots up north.

want to escape up to the high country. 50s in flagstaff too. expecting those winds to be about 10 to 15 miles per hour up there. stronger at times in. in the east valley, temperatures where we should be. mid-90s is on target. sunny skies in the west valley. mid-90s for us too. warmer in some spots, specifically litchfield park. i want you to have the mobile app. take a look at this. we temperature drop from sunday to monday. the breezes picking up tomorrow afternoon. really expecting stronger breezes and gusts by monday. so if we have to issue out a blowing dust alert, that will go straight to your phone. the rest of the week looking nice here. we're in the 80s for a few days. then we warm back up to average temperatures by thursday and friday. look at this too. your overnight lows will take a dip. some spots could hit the 50s for the first time this season. we will keep an eye on that. make sure that you have the app

on what happens there. nick. >> thank you, allison. smile, you are on camera. again, the city putting their photo radar cameras back online to catch drivers behaving badly. and he has the stills to pay the bills. the putt hit by a heckler sending the crowd

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oklahoma state right here on abc 15. number 8 wisconsin as they take on number four michigan. and louisville versus number five clemson. all of those really good games. >> yeah. beginning today you will have a few more eyes on you as you drive through chandler. city reactivating red light cameras. this is where the cameras are. on the school road creek. the others at rural. violators will get a warning letter in the mail until october 30th. after that, you will start getting the fines. in just minutes, aps will blow up the remnants of the power plant. it was built in 1930 in buckeye. the big implosion is the final step on the nine-month project. ?[music]??

that is the symphony. patrick peterson invited as a gust conductor for the phoenix symphony. >> it sounds beautiful. he is used to the big stage. this is a little different though. >> it's pretty weird because i didn't know like the rhythm or the beat to be on. once the national anthem got going, i got in the rhythm. it was fun. >> he looks good. it looks like he knows what he is doing. >> they sounded so great. of course they have playing for years and years. professionals. it is harder than it looks. i have never conducted anything but he did good. patrick peterson, you have a job lined up. >> from corner back to conductor and everything in between. what can't he do? >> it's keeping things in time. four, four time. i had music background. >> moonlighting.

embarrassed a couple professionals. >> he was heckling the european team yelling you can't make that putt. they waved him over and said you think you can do it, go ahead and give it a try. even placing $100 on the green to make it more interesting. >> after a few practice swings, the heckler, dave johnson, steps up, takes the swing and you see it right there, he nails the putt. the crowd goes wild. but not as wild as he is going right there. >> i don't think he thought he was going to make >> he backed it up. got $100 for it too. >> that should encourage any hecklers from doing that. >> put your money where your mouth is. going to a concert on a school night means that you will be tired the next day. >> unless you're not going to school and you will need a good excuse note. the note signed by the boss himself. bruce springsteen. philadelphia fifth grader brought that note with him when he went to a meet and greet

>> he excused the boy from being late or absent the next day. the principal only received a photocopy. not the original. bruce springsteen's concerts are like four-plus hours. he wants to make sure that his fans get their money's worth. >> it's live. >> yeah. >> the boss. >> it's cool. we wanted to give you aloft look -- at the most accurate forecast. 96 today. breezy conditions will start to start tomorrow afternoon and early evening. then those breezes will kick up by monday. could see blowing dust. have the mobile app handy. i know a lot of us will enjoy the drop in temperatures. the overnight temperatures, some spots could get into the 50s on tuesday. that will be the first 50s of the season. a little chilly in the morning as you start your tuesday. let's get through the weekend first.

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