good morning, it's now 5:00 on this sunday. i'm allison rodriguez afrjts tragedy strikes in mesa. a family is in mourning after trying their best to save a loved one from a burning home. new protests sparking overnight after a deadly police shooting and a mother begs for answers. the presidential race is heating up this morning. the libertarian candidates ertarian candidate doesn't want to get left behind speaking the valley residents yesterday. first we have to talk about your forecast. lots going on today, we'll get to that in a second. you see the clouds breaking up

mostly clear skies this morning but that will change into the afternoon. the current temperatures in the mid to low 70s, a few spots in the 70s like chandler registering at 66 degrees this morning. we'll drop a couple degrees more before all is said and

we have limited information right now from phoenix police. this all started as a traffic stop. the scene has cleared so we're taking you strait to the video. just before 3:00 this morning according to officers at the scene, we're told this started as a traffic stop. the officer who actually stopped this vehicle then noticed weapons in the side. several. not sure exactly how many yet. waiting for a public information officer to give us the information. the driver was taken away and detained. not sure what the charges are against him. we know he was taken away for questioning. phoenix police only being automobile to tell us this was a traffic stop in which they found several weapons inside the hummer.

news. keep us spoesed if you find anything else out. a tragic night for a mesa family after their home goes up in flames and one person did not make it out. firefighters told us when they arrived the home was fully engulfed. three people made it out and said a man was still inside near the back of the home. firefighters rushed to get him but it was too late. our neighborho, friends and we all try to help each other. i feel so sad this happened to them. >> reporter: firefighters investigating what exactly started this blez. 15 homes in chandler and dozen of family members evacuated after a gas leak. firefighters say they were called out for a shrub fire so they put it out but it kept reignited and they realized there was a gas leek.

neighbors out a dangerous situation. >> that's why we evacuate in case the gas migrates somewhere where there's an ignition source. the race for the white house making a pit stop. gary johnson labels fiscally conservative and socially inclusive candidate. he spoke on immigration, healthcare and immigration. he believes the path way to citizenship should be easier. >> there should be a path way to citizenship. that's part of comprehensive immigration reform. it also starts with acknowledging that we are a country of immigrants and immigration is really a good thing. >> johnson went on to slam donald trump and his stance on

unqualified for the job. the libertarian candidate is pulling around 9% with voters but needs 15% in the polls in order to take part in the last two debates. u.s. secretary of labor tom perez was in town stumping for hillary clinton on college affordability and also sounded off on the effort to raise the minimum wage. >> voters in arizona underst when you make $8 an hour you can't feed your family. >> if approved proposition 206 would raise the minimum wage to ten an hour next year and mandates paid six time depending on the number of hours somebody works. the race is tight and your voice really does count but there are big deadlines you need to know about. you have until october 10th to register and early voting

lengs day is november 8th. the number is almost too high to count. black men killed by officers. another happening yesterday in los angeles when police attempted to pull over a vehicle believed to be stolen. a short pursuit happened and according to investigators the passenger jumped out and ran. officers chased him, shot him, and killed him. protests sparking immediately too. you can see one woman there in the blue. if we can show her there, that 18-year old mom is for answers. 0. >> i got a phone call saying the police shot him five times. >> investigators have not said how many times he was shot or if he was shot in the back. but they do say a gun was found at the scene and the driver still on the loose. meanwhile in el cajon the father of the black man shot and killed by officers earlier

calling his son's death a turning point in a struggle to change police practices. he spoke in front of hundreds of protests yesterday calling the officer who pulled the trigger a coward. a video of the shooting was released a few days after. his father wants to see the police chief resign. >> he's in heaven smiling down at us and he's asking his mom to be strong to forgive just like he would have. >> those heartbreaking words coming from the home year old boy shot and killed at an elementary school in south carolina. he died days after a 14 year old opened fire. a teacher and student are recovering this morning and the suspect remains behind bars on murder charges. friends and family gather for a candle light vigil to remember the 18 year old found in a buckeye canal so badly beaten. it took days for police to identify her.

park on bull lard and green way. the family's gofundme account is on our website at abc15.com. we want to switch gears for you this morning and talk about the most accurate forecast. allison, you have been staying on top of that. >> a little warm today but actually slightly below average. what we're dealing with is the winds which are picking up and keeping conditions breezy for us today. this is what we have now. a wind for muhabi county including the grand canyon and bull head. this is a good indicator of the breezes kicking in up north. i'll break that down and show you rain chances. still ahead, the abc 15 investigators uncovers someone's nightmare. helping people achieve the

sheriff paul babeu was headmaster at desisto school in massachusetts. a boarding school rife with abuse. a lot of things went down that probably shouldn't have. this isn't about abuse or neglect, because none of this was found. except these records show the state found it, students and parents testified about it, and a judge ordered it to stop. the cornering, the sheeting, i didn't know how to live and function as a normal human being.

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healthreir. parents on high alert this morning because of a creeper seen in dunlap. parents say he jumped over the two walls there and into a backyard. then exposed himself girls. he even had the nerve to come back later in the day and that's when a neighbor spotted him. parents be on alert and if you see him again please call police. there was no way in hell paul did not know what was going on. >> that is a former student and she says she is sick of hearing

at a massachusetts boarding school. >> news abc news 15 investigator traveled all the way to new york so this student could share her story. >> it's terrorizing, still today. >>. >> reporter: the punishment still haunts hillary freed man, forced to sit facing a corner completely isolated for weeks, 12-14 hours a day. pulled from school for months to do manual labor on the farm. >> i knew i was in hell and my life was over. >> reporter: here's what he says about the students. >> many kids had been expelled from schools and incarcerated. this was their last chance. >> reporter: why did your parents send you there? >> i had an eating disorder. >> reporter: he dropped 1700 pages of the state child care investigation. >> how could he be innocent?

was on the farm and watched me in the corner. >> did he step in and say enough is enough? >> no. . >> reporter: you will find hillary name forcing the school to close -- these pages document dangerous inhumane discipline. the exact discipline he praised by name in a 1999 home video. >> they can be cornered for weeks. >> reporter: involvement goes deeper despite his denial. >> paul had no decision making in these. >> that's garbage. he sat in meetings. >> students say discipline was always discussed and approved by vote. >> everyone had to go around in a circle and if everyone greed it would happen. >> reporter: everybody in the room had to agree? >> yes. >> reporter: meaning he voted yes. >> yes. >> reporter: you were in staff meetings where student

you knew about it? >> i was there as a business manager and as a cop and person, i would never allow actual abuse. >> that makes me sick. it makes me sick to hear that. for him to do anything other than completely own that makes me sick. >> reporter: i talked with hillary several times in the days since our interview and she said it's been difficult facing this again but she needed to speak out for two reasons to hold paul accountable and then to continue to raise awareness about institutional abuse still happening across the country. it's 5:14 this morning. a valley veteran taking action for other vets looking to leap into the housing market. one mortgage lender's mission now is to make sure vets know their benefits. he created the va loan app

through the process of obtaining a va home loan. >> there's all sorts of misinformation out there which is why we create san diego this app to let veterans know by asking a few simple questions whether or not they're eligible. >> it's good to know more. even small details. details. >> joe is an army vet and hopes to use the app to buy a house in the east valley. . with 0% down. we'll post the link on our website, abc15.com. talking about the most accurate forecast and a lot of outdoor activities planned today. >> we have the cards playing in glendale. >> is the weather going to cooperate? >> it's going to be breezy. hang on to your hats and we'll brake that down.

harbor. humidity in the 30s, these are lower than they were 24 hours ago. wind speeds not that bad right now at phoenix sky harbor. current temperatures for most of us now in the mid to low 70s now. 74 in glendale and scottsdale and 72 in fountain hills and warmer in some spots, still hanging on into the 80s in chandler and goodyear as well. as we look at the valley wind spee m quiet now. if we're registering speeds we're about 5-10 miles per hour. those will start to increase and get stronger as we go through the rest of the day. overall not as hot. we'll see a slight rain chance and breezes start to kick up. this is how much. we could see sustained winds at 5-15 miles per hour and gusts at 20 miles per hour but look how much stronger up north, those winds sustaining up to 25

of northern arizona. so keep an eye out for that. we could see blowing dust. if we have any advisory we'll send them out on the mobl app. 93 degrees coming into play there and wind speeds and clouds making their way in through the rest of the day. here's a look at how temperatures are stacking up the next three days. average 94. we call below average monday and so tuesday than monday. meantime today we're dealing with rain chances. this is a break down of them hour by hour. we're dry throughout the morning but around lunchtime we work in the moisture 10% chance of rain chances and then we bump those up as we get into the late afternoon and early evening. we're really seeing that mostly very isolated here. not a widespread event. keep an eye out for that.

day and remove rain chances completely. so we just got to worry about that today. temperatures look like this by 10:00 a.m. 84 degrees and warmer out there. getting insulated by clouds. by lunchtime 88. clouds thickening up and we could see rain there and breezes kicking up in the 5:00- hour where our temps are in the low 90s. the rest of the valley in the low 90s and 89 in fountain hills. most of us junction and 90 in goodyear for us today. under partly cloudy skies with slight rain chances. nice conditions up north even though it's windy. 77 in sedona and low 70s in prescott. 60s in flagstaff and grand i canyon. it will be chilly there, dropping into the 30s. warm temperatures out to the west, mid to low 90s in bull

the warmest spot is yuma topping out at 96 degrees. as we look at the next seven days here, we see the temperature drop from today but also tomorrow, 87 degrees there and 85 by your tuesday and after that, that's when the sunshine from starts to come back. 90s by thursday. 93 by friday but breezes coming back for this upcoming weekend. i'm going to break down the cardinals forecast. a lot of you game to cheer them on. i'll show you what to expect. can the cardinals right the ship in week four? that's the big question this morning after last sunday's loss in buffalo. there was quite a bit of negativity surrounding the team. it never made its way into the locker room or practice field. it doesn't mean he's going to be coming down on his players.

throw chairs and that stuff. doesn't do any good because there's no corrections or teaching involved. has to be a positive way. here's a mistake and here's how you correct it. whether it's your preparation or play, technique fundamentally, you have to have a positive approach with the player to teach him something to fix it. >> we'll see if they were able to fix things up. at 1:30 the cards welcome the rams in glendale race heads to the valley a semi final in this year's chase for the cup. who better to get ready for this than rusty wallace? we got to catch up with them. not only are you one of the greatest drivers of all-time but also in the greatest racing movie of all-time, "days of thunder". how was that? >> fun. i remember tom cruise came to

to see what's really going on. i tell people all the time one of the real things about the movie was when the car went into turn three and the whole corner turned to smoke and as a driver you are to make a decision -- go to the bottom or top -- that track they were on was a really high bank racetrack so when they hit the wall they came down so the guy did the right thing. he aimed right at the wreck and when he went into the smoke and cleared the car i remember the scene he comes out like "yeah" and was so excited. it was a really intense expensive movie but i got a little residual payment on that for a long time. my wife would say what's this $8 for? and i'm like i got paid for that movie. .

>> yeah. five car you have owned? -- -- favorite car you have owned? i have a 66 with a heck of a radio station. i got everything going -- rihanna playing in there. i like the song i can't drive 55. my old school guys like >> if anything came out of this interview it's the fact rusty wallace is a rihanna fan. what was your proudest moment? >> probably had to be my last victory, it was announced i was getting out of the car in 2004 and then i won my 55th and final race at martinsville, virginia, my favorite track. i am holding the trophy and i

comes dale jr. and jimmy johnson -- everybody congratulating me. i win this big one in my final year so that was a big moment. >> rusty wallace wins the advance auto parts 500 for his 55th career victory. >> thanks so much for swinging by. we appreciate it.

volkswagon reaching a deal agreeing to pay u.s. dealerships up to $1.7 billion. the point is to compensate for the losses deals claim to suffer because of emissions cheating scandal. a judge has to approve this deal before affect. heads up if you order baby food online. sammy's milk may contain a deadly bacteria that can cause fatal blood infections and meningitis in infants and the fda says it has inadequate levels of iron. you may see a lot of purple popping up in the valley.

violence month and purposing is the associated color. this is video from downtown phoenix and the city of glendale going all out lighting up city hall for the next 31 days. the center will provide resources and an open house and more information on the 20th. bring on the funnel cake and rides and carnival games and mostly the food. the state fair starts this friday. abc15.com helping you get in for free. go to our are 11 different ways to save money on general admission or rides. one way of doing it is bringing in four nonperishable food items to benefit saint mary's food bank. they got their eye on the prize. both hillary clinton and donald trump trying to dodge bullets this morning that could change the game. taking the edge off -- two bars breathing a sigh of relief

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staying calm this morning. not saying it will stay quiet the whole day because we're expecting change through the afternoon but we'll get into that in a bit. in the meantime, 76 degrees now and dew points in the 40s and humidity in the 30s so not as moisture out there as it was yesterday. we're going to be seeing increasing humidity throughout the day today and a little bit later on, we'll check that in a few minutes. i promised you forecast. 90 degrees and kick off at 1:00 p.m. so it's warm but a lot of cloud cover and lightning strikes as we get into the second half of the game, rain chances increasing in the valley and i'll show you when they could come about. three behind bars this morning at two valley gay clubs. place say the suspects hit up another bar less than two miles

video and arrested 20 -year old and an 18-year old as well as a 15-year old boy. they're facing armed robbery, kidnapping and assault. the search continuing today for little jesse wilson. his grandmother joining in the search along with dozens of volunteers. jesse has been missing for two months now. the search is expected to go on through the afternoon everyone hoping they find some sign of the litt b show us your hands. 0. >> where was the gun at? ? >> that record frg a deadly officer involved shooting in flagstaff where a man was shot five times. the toksology reports show the man was under the influence of several substances. it shows 32-year old donald myers had meth, opiates,

system. the shooting happened on july 13th. the officers still under investigation. the los angeles sheriff's county department is investigating pasadena officers involved in the death of register nald thomas, a father of eight who died after officers used a tazer on him. the officers say he was holding a knife and wouldn't drop it. the family has come forward this morning saying he was bipolar and he called 911 himself that night help. new details in the deadly hoboken train crash. new jersey's transit safety and operation system had dozens of violations months before the accident. meantime osha not yet deeming this self-. a data recorder and camera still lost in the wreckage. one person was killed in the crash and more than a hundred others were injured. a shocking video out of

a gas station. the pick up slams into the car sending the woman in the pavement and she ends up underneath the vehicle. the driver to make a run for it but they weren't going to let that happen. >> i tried to take a few steps. >> and you did what? >> took his legs out from under him and jumped on top of him. >> the woman is expected to make a full recovery. the suspect is facing several charges. officers say he's under the influence of painkillers. >> somebody robbed a jack in the box near lower buckeye road. officers released this surveillance video here from july. see the suspect? he goes around the corner and points a gun at the clerk's head. the worker gives him the cash and the suspect fired one shot and takes off so if you know anything you're asked to please call silent witness right away and you don't have to give your name.

one. dozens of families dealing with tragedy in california. this tragedy -- look at this. this is nearly 20 homes torched as a wildfire rages in the san santa cruz mountains. the blaze is threatening more than 300 buildings now. firefighters have been fighting the flames for a week now and mandatory evacuations still in place for santa clara county. a potential bomb shell report from the new york times about donald trump's taxes. trump's businesses lost more than $900 million back in 1995 according to experts this could have allowed trump to not pay federal taxes for up to 18 years. his campaign is responding to the article attacking the newspaper for publishing the record and saying they're working to benefit hillary clinton. the clinton campaign

when hillary clinton said many children are children of the great recession and she goes on to say we should be understanding what people are going through. trump's came pain and trying to use this against her saying she's she's alienating bernie sanders supporters. we talked about gary johnson's stop in the valley. also tim kaine will be here next saturday. after the first record setting debate from hillary clinton and donald trump we're diving into both candidates. clinton claimed trump invited russia to hack into e-mails. >> crime is continuing to drop including murders. >> you're wrong.

heads over new york city's murder rate and stop and frisk policing. >> nypd themselves tried to jump on twitter and correct his statements. they said 2016 is one of the best years for crime. >> murders are up nationally but that is not new york city. so they rated trump's claim mostly false. >> i was so shocked when donald to hack into americans. americans. >> clinton noted trump invited russia to hack 3,000 e-mails that vanished from her e-mail server in the midst of a e-mail evacuation. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> trump said it was sarcasm. >> yes, his words matter and he did use them but certainly that wasn't the meaning he says he

mails specifically but her claim at the debate was broadened to americans so po lit fact rated her claim half true. still three more scheduled debates including tuesday's vice presidential debate. . a health alert this morning in the fight against the soekz. some -- zika virus. new motor vehicles in the miami beach area tested positive from the disease. if they are confirmed by the cdc that's the sixth mosquito sample with a positive test. . at least 35 people there have contracted zika virus locally. hurricane warnings now in effect asthma thu continues to churn in the caribbean. jamaica bracing for a direct

out against coastal columbia and winds around 150 miles per hour. still a very powerful category 4 storm and so far has claimed two lives and how quickly it strengthened caught a lot of people off guard. we know these storms have a mind of their own. >> they really do. they can be hard to predict. fortunately we're not dealing with anything like that but we're dealing with winds today. temperatures aren't either. i want to give you your morning biking forecast. in case you have plans to go out the early morning is a great time to do it. 79 degrees and comfortable conditions. we will see rain chances as we get into the late afternoon and early evening. 90 degrees by 5:00. coming up we're breaking down rain chances and i'll show you

see that. we'll check the hour by hour. playing the violin in the surgery room sounds a bit strange but some surgeons say that's what they want you to do before brain surgery. we'll explain why. plus, they help solve problems every day and have been helping kids get clothing for 30 years. jill lets you know why this

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families, they are on alert. a letter posted on the facebook page about an incident that happened friday. a man was on the sidewalk on mountain vista road near campus exposing himself. he's described as a white hispanic man with a thin build. he was last seen riding a bike down the road. what if your doctor says that you could stay during brain surgery? >> that's a bit of a concept that's getting more popular. you won't be awake during the procedure but you're awake during the preop tive stage. the doctors map out functions that matter to you. maybe you're a lawyer and need to argue a case for work or you like singing or listening to music. they want you to do those things so they know which parts of the brain light up.

the operation is to preserve function and enhance function and to be precise about it. >> surgeons say this helps promote relationships with patients and plus the patients toend to have a better post opp tive experience. someoned to the va to slow down and that's what four members of congress have said in letters to president obama. a woman appointed to be director at a former phoenix va hospital. the letter asked the va to take its time to make sure the best person is hired to care for arizona vets. there have been some improvements but there's always room for more. that's the take away from the new audit about the department of child safety. the department is sometimes late with information needed for juvenile court cases and caseworkers are often absent from reviews about the progress of their foster kids.

recommendations to better serve abused and neglected kids. the fbi is revealing violent crimes nearly up 4% and there are ten american cities that stand out the most. none here in arizona but we want to show you the top five most dangerous u.s. cities. st. louis, detroit, birmingham, alabama, memphis and milwaukee. some may surprise you. an update now alert for you. we have been telling you about a string of recent credit card skimmers. several found at gas pumps around town. florida is cracking down on the problem by increasing prison time crooks face if caught. another good reminder is look for the security tape at the gus pump. if it's not torn do not swipe the card. did you turn on your netflix this weekend to find it wasn't working the streaming

half hours on saturday unleashing a flood of social media attacks. we understand you need your netflix. the black out was across most of the globe so we weren't completely alone here. there's a buzz in the air and it's not good. for the first time in history seven species of bees are placed on the endangered species list. bees pollinate $9 billion in agriculture and they died due to habitat loss, wildfires and lack of genetic diversity. hormonal contraception including birth control pills may increase a woman's odds of depression and anti depressant medication unit. research found women who use contraceptives had an 80% increase of depression over those who do not use them.

le le sent girls. some brewers in our state now considering using treated sewage water for beer. several spots testing out the idea -- oregon launched something similar last year. supporters say it helps save millions of pints of water each year and the only hurdle now is the public perception. >> yeah, would you try it? >> i would try just about anything so why not? healthy is the world we are supposed to look for in grocery store aisle but what does that mean? the fda wants to come up with specific answers here. they are likely checking out the amounts of saturated fats, salt too. head over to the fda website for suggested portions.

league of phoenix as the problem solving team but they have been doing much more. . >> reporter: why would any kid not want to be part of this? putting new school clothes on kids who may never have them otherwise with one goal . >> we're impacting the self- esteem of these children. >> on this day the league's executive director is helping dress kids from mountain view elementary. 's 30 years ago. programs groan from 36 kids then to more than 8,000 this year getting $250 worth of cars i have uniform clothes now to wear to school. >> when students have basic needs met which are not just food and shelter but their clothes, it does translate into how they are able to perform and do at school. >> my shoes are pretty cool and i like myself.

the interaction is what many kids think about later. >> they remember the new clothing but they do remember the caring volunteer who paid attention to them. >> if you want to cover the $80 cost per child go to abc15.com and there's links right there. if you have a problem let me know. okay it's 5:49. ty for taking action for us. a great forecast for the most part but you're saying rain maybe? their way into the valley later today so let's go into it and show you what to expect. here's a live look outside at phoenix children's hospital. beautiful shot and i love that. hopefully you guys are relaxing on this sunday morning here. let's look at the current temperatures. right now most of the valley is in the 70s here. a few spots in the 80s this morning like gilbert and chandler and goodyear as well.

71 in cave creek and deer valley and anthem this morning. sunday forecast looks like this. warm conditions for us here. 93 degrees today. we will see the winds stronger for us here so look out for that. gusts could be up to 20 miles per hour. your you have index staying at a seven so we're in the high category there. air quality looks good. storm chances have bumped up as we get into the late afternoon. very isolated so mind. . don't cancel plans here. by 10:00 a.m. 84 degrees there and we see the clouds thickening up. this morning under mostly clear skies and that will change into the afternoon. 92 by 3:00 and down into the mid to low 80s by 9:00 p.m. so seeing things cool off quicker there. not expecting rain chances as we head into overnight. here's something i wanted to show you guys.

way, wind advisory for the specific northwestern part of the state. we could see the wind advisory up there and we'll see that. if you have plans to head up there, take precautions because things are getting a bit windy and breezy at times. medium category for us today, tomorrow and tuesday as well. you see the main allergens there at the bottom part of your screen. if you which i have been, maybe limit your time outdoors or take medication. i wanted to show you this. breezy across the state. upper 60s in mesa. 81 in winslow and 84 in stafford. close to seasonal temps for october 2nd. east valley forecast, most of

average 94 so slightly below average for a lot of us in the east valle . west valley slightly warmer but still below average. 91 in glendale and 92 in peoria. 90 in buckeye for us today. taking a look at seven-day forecast, look at the next few days and how things change. 93 today and breezy conditions and 36% chance of isolated shower the temperatures are going to continue to drop. down to 84 degrees and things slowly come back down because of a system moving through cooler air behind it. we start to get warmer again back into the 90s by thursday and breezy conditions do come back by the end of the week but overall, expect cooler overnight lows. down to 60 degrees on wednesday morning. that means other valley spots

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diabetic shock. her dog ran to her grandson who was spending the night and nudged him for help. alexander quickly called 911. >> we asked questions about his grandmother and her medical history and he answered them all. >> miller says her grandson is her hero. . the weekend is almost over but th has to stop. bid baseball farewell and the first pitch against the padres is at 12:10. the cards take on the la rams and kick off is at 1:25. >> for the theater festival, free admission and fun begins at 2:00. . a last look at your accurate forecast. 93 degrees slightly below

degrees and we're down to 85 by tuesday. after the cold front, cooler time for us and breezes work their way back in today as well as into the end of the week. keep in mind we're seeing a slight chance showers across the valley mostly in the afternoon. coming up in the 6:00-hour, i'll break it down and give you the full forecast hour by hour so if you want to stick around for that. i'm mary el phoenix. , here comes nancy. wow, she's sure making a splamore fabulous formula,ess!, she's not splashing. , here comes nancy. you clorox splash-less bleach. just dazzling. wow, she's sure making a splamorand pour bleach.land he,

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a safety alert for a phoenix parent. the man still on the loose this morning commute after a scary situation for two girls. let's look outside now. seeing clouds and radar, the small little band of showers there actually an isolated shower. nothing in the phoenix area or valley. so i'll keep an eye on that see if it makes a play into the valley before it starts to weaken. that's what we notice with storms.

the 70s for a lot of us here. few spots cooler like chandler and maricopa down in the 60s this morning. a few clouds that start to thicken up spoo the late morning. as we look at your morning run forecast, by 9:00 a.m. 82 degrees out there. your mornings will be nice. the afternoon we see more changes. by windy weather alert to talk about. i'll show you that in a couple minutes. a suspicious arrest made by phoenix police this morning. a hummer was pulled over near 51 avenue and campbell. the officer noticed several weapons. right now we do not know what he was arrested for or if he was wanted in connection to any other crimes. we are still working to get more detail. a tragic night for a mesa family when their home goes up in flames. sadly one person did not make it out. that home near broadway firefighters say when they

. three people say hey man was still inside near the back of the home. firefighters rushing in to help but unfortunately it was too late. >> our neighborhood we're all friends and we all try to help each other. i just felt so sad this happened to them. >> firefighters are investigating right now the cause of the blaze. also in the east valley, 15 homes evacuated and families spending the night in hotels after a gas leak near chandler. firefighters say they fire. they put it out and it kept reignited and they realized there was a gas leak. crews took action to get neighbors out. >> that's why we evaluate in case the gas migrates somewhere. it could be something as simple as somebody striking a match and lighting a cigarette with a lighter.

bicyclist dies after getting hit by a car. you may have seen the scene near arizona avenue around 7:30 yesterday morning. officers tell us the driver of a toyota became distracted before hitting the two bicyclist. students head back to class tomorrow and parents and kids on high alert after a man exposed himself to two young girls. mary ellen and the man police are looking for now. >> reporter: that's right, police are definitely asking for the public's help on this one. they want to catch this guy. he's in his 30s and rather thin build with a baseball cap last tuesday on with a backpack. he's 5 '11" and six feet tall. this happened near lawrence and 11th avenue.

a backyard where two small girls were playing 5 and 7 years old. he exposed himself and hugged one of the girls before jumping back over that fence. now what we're being told by the mother is that he may have been hanging out in an alley way for 40 minutes before he actually jumped that fence into that backyard where the two girls were playing. we did interview the mother earlier this week. my kind of advances i guess -- anyways he so solicited them. he eventually became aggressive and grabbed one of my girls. >> he's 5 '11" and six feet tall and in his 30s, rather thin build with a baseball pack and cap on.

this person, contact phoenix police and also 480-witness. . certainly unsettling for the parents. 6:05 now. 36 days left before the election. libertarian candidates candidate gary johnson spoke on healthcare and immigration. he blooes the path way >> there should be a path way to stidz ship. that's part comp hen si sif immigration and immigration is a good thing. >> just like at several other rallies in arizona the presidential candidate had heck lers and he had choice words

[bleep] . >> johnson will hold a rally in colorado on monday. he visited the first of three candidates this week. on tuesday he will be in prescott valley. it will be his 6th campaign. there's a lot of to stay on top of with the to date and connected with our free political app called pedestrian yum. ed -- -- podium. the passenger in the car jumped out and tried to run away on foot and officers ran after him and shot him during this chase. police say the suspect was believed to be armed. a weapon was found on scene. no one else was injured and police are still investigating.

outside of san diego, the father of the man shot and killed by officers earlier this week now calling his son's death a turning point in a struggle to change police actions. richard spoke in front of hundreds of protests saturday calling the officer who pulled the trigger a coward. a video of the shooting was released a few days after. he wants to see the police chief resign afrjts i six year old boy who was pounded during a shool shooting in south carolina earlier this died his mom posted on facebook he died in the hospital yesterday. jacob was hit in an artery which led to massive blood loss and a brain injury. two other victims include a teacher and student and they were released from the hospital the same day. the 14-year old gunmen killed his father at a home before going to townville elementary. he's facing one count of murder and three counts of attempted murder charges.

daughter a couple weeks after her body was pull frd a valley canal. the killer still on the loose this morning. friends and families gathering to celebrate her life. the family's gofundme account information is posted on our website. festivities kick off at tempe marketplace benefitting foundation. that walk starts at about 9:00. if you're a bank of america card holder check out two valley museums for free. today only head down to the phoenix art museum and the herd museum and get free admission. show your card and enjoy the free ticket in. a valley teacher accused of having sex with a student is expected back in court tomorrow. 53-year old alan scott johnson

year old student back in 2001. the girl said he had sex with her in a school bathroom and inside his car. he's been working at paradise valley high school since then but we know this morning he's on paid leave. the trial continues for the valley man accused of gunning down his own uncle at a car wash two years ago. he went to the car wash and shot his uncle and then sat under a tree until police got there. investigators haven't said what was. he faces first degree murder charge now. a trial date set for the apache junction man accused of hacking into websites in arizona and wisconsin. he was arrested last year and authorities say he's the bit coin barren and targeted sights in phoenix, mesa, chandler. he's also accused of carrying out a cyber attack in wisconsin three days after a police shooting. he has pleaded not guilty and his trial begins january 3rd.

action for other vets looking to leap into the housing market. a scottsdale based mortgage lender and also a velt ran having serve in the war in iraq and now his mission is to make sure vets know about the benefits when it comes to buying a home. he has a va loan app which is totally free and asks you questions to guide you through the process of obtaining a va home loan. there's all sorts of misinformation ourt there which is why we created this app to let veterans know in a matter of minutes by asking a few simple questions to know wlrnt their r they're eligible. >> it's good to know more, even small details. >> he's an army vet hoping to use the app to get him a house in the east valley. veterans can get loans with 0 money down and no insurance. if you want more information, head to abc15.com. one of his favorite phrases

morning. >> i like that. >> i can't take total credit for. lionel ritchie has something to do with it. >> i like it. i think it's totally appropriate today too because we see breezy conditions kicking up the rest of the day. that just updated now and you're starting to see more yellow there. we are going to be under a wind advisory for parts of mohabe county there. that's in the krand canyon as well. i'm watching a gila bends and i'll track that with you going over rain chances in a minutes. it's peyton on sunday morning. are you ready for some football? so are we. more on today's big game and

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let's talk about your accurate forecast here. you see the cell near gila bend, we're seeing it produce lightning strikes this morning. so keep an eye out for that if you're heading in that area there. means the heaviest rainfall is concentrated in the areas and that's something you want to look out for. as it moves into the phoenix area and other parts of the valley, not seeing a whole lot this morning so staying calm from that. i'm keeping an eye on the cell in case it tends to move closer in and it could affect more of us this morning so i'll be on the look out for that. talk a lack here, you see the clouds in the background, some of that is a little bit heavy

that's why they're really dark right now. 75 degrees here and the fun thing about this is dominican republic r looking at it from this way you see the clouds where other parts of the valley skyings skies are clear. you saw the temperatures update for you now. most of the us in the 70s this morning. maricopa coming out of the 60s into the low 70s now. 76 in tempe and 71 in fountain hills. our current temperatures in the warmer in laveen where temperatures in the upper 70s. as we look at your current wind speeds here, not that bad. most of us 5-10 miles per hour starting to gain strength as we get in through the morning so for now in the next 2-3 hours we will be fine staying under the ten miles per hour mark. other spots not registering like scottsdale and luke air force base. we could see our sustained winds up to 15 miles per hour

northern arizona. our gusts up to 20 miles per hour so things are definitely breezy out there at times. a good time to have the mobile app if we send out blowing dust alerts we'll be sure and do that. 93 degrees and slight chances for rain that we're seeing this morning here in the gila bend area and winds going to be a factor for us. because we're getting to # three today. take a look at the last couple of days here. 94 degrees is average so we're close to that today but dropping below that and tuesday as well. your rain chances look like this. dry throughout the morning here at least in the immediate valley and then you start to see rain chances increase right around lunchtime there. best chances are from the 2:00 to around 6:00 -hour there p.m. so look out for that and we start to dry off as we we get into the nighttime there. here's how your temperatures

and 88 by lunchtime. clouds thicken up for sure and we could possibly see isolated showers by 3:00. here's a quick look across the valley today. mid to low 90s actually there so slightly below average for this time of year. under partly cloudy skies and highs across the state, 70s in the upper part of the state the cards need to straighten up and fly right. the team takes on the la rams later today putting out this video getting fans pumped after last sunday's lost in buffalo. there's been quite a bit of negativity surrounding the team but it never made its way into the locker room or practice field. keeping things positive going into week four. . >> you can get pieced off and

doesn't do any good. there's no corrections or teaching involved. has to be positive. if there's a mistake here's you you correct it. whether it's your preparation or play or technique fundamentally, you have to have a positive approach with the player to teach him something to fix it. >> got a good point there. i like that guy. kickoff today at 125. both teams losing horribly yesterday. the trojans getting blown out 41-20 and i was on mill avenue last night. the major concern is to pull out of the game with apparent knee injury in the second quarter and not mump better for the wild cats as they were crushed by the bruins 45-24. one more game, the team takes the field against the padres at 12:10 today.

going on. it's fan appreciation day and come out and support the d- backs for the last time this year. baseball season ends, hockey season is starting and the coyotes should be fun to watch mostly because of two 21- year olds who many are calling the next great duo in the nhl. we caught up with the killer d's earlier this week. >> i love that nickname, killer d 's because it has to do with your chemistry. and that chemistry was evidence in last year's world jr. championship. that's one of the reasons you're in arizona. >> exactly. playing the world jr.s is a big deal in canada and winning the gold is a special feeling and we were on the line for the whole tournament and the buffalo sabers so definitely a fun experience. >> i hear an accent.

that? >> i'm from canada, yeah [ laughter ] >> you guys seem like you got chemistry on and off the ice. do you whang out? >> yes we hang out together. we like to go to movies and go shopping. we do a little man cure and pedicure once in a while. >> get out of here. >> we do, yeah. >> you just announced that to a lot of sports fans. i love it. >> we do it. we're proud of it. yeah. [ laughter ] >> favorite arizona restaurant? >> there's a lot of good ones. it's one thing that people didn't know about -- so many good restaurants around here. everyone is so healthy. true foods is a hot spot for us. >> yeah maestro. >> we like steaks. >> do you guys typically hang

young guys stick together? >> that's the coolest part of hockey. we are 21 years old and then shane who is double our age pretty much and we joke around a lot but at heart he's our age too. we have a lot of fun with him. you can get along with someone that's literally double your age and feels like you're the same age and share so many the same goals and experiences that you can talk about anything for as long as you want and we have a tight knit group in phoenix and have a lot of fun together here that's for sure. check this out from the rider cup. in the fifth hole brooks hits the ball a little left and check out where it lands, right on the top of a fan's backpack. everybody got a big kick out of it.

leading in the rider cup and phil mickelson is taking on garcia. plenty of action happening in the valley today including the women looking to take home their fourth championship. we got famous faces helping us out in studio a. later you should talk about getting your flu shot or is it safer to skip it? the new recommendations from the

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the first preseason game of the year gens the san antonio toe owe spurs and kickoff is at 7:00. . a big game today and joining us to get ready for this is none he famer, you and i were just talking. today is do or die for the girls. >> yeah, we're in the semi finals against minnesota lakes and three out of five. they have won the first two so we're hosting today at 2:00 so everybody come out and we are getting the orange t-shirts so we expect a good crowd.

for fans and they can get their first come first serve at 11:30 so we're expecting not only a fan base from our xerox-factor but we expect it to be better. >> i love how there's such a great relationship between you guys and the suns and i love it when you guys show support for one another. so that's great. that's really going to help. >> we were talking about this earlier. you guys always perform great under pressure. i think they light a fire and do great. >> yeah, we have had an up and down river. griener is struggled against fouls and defensive player of the year so i expect brittney to play better and penny tail, this is her last year and we don't want it to be her last game. she's been tremendous to the

taylor. >> let's talk about something else that's special. . >> penny got involved and she knows how important it is for young kiedz kids to read and have books. there's been a book drive and initiative to have kids read so come today and bring a book and that goes to penny tails book drive. >> great way to take action. can you hold up that shirt? they're giving this away. i you got to recognize when you're in the mercury. you're in the house of winners. here's the information again. the game against minnesota tip off at 2:00 today. for you this is creating a lot of good memories to be out there during playoffs? >> yes, i just got back from training camp last night in flagstaff and the mercury pre-

always a family atmosphere. we're excited to get this one under our belt. >> it's a great organization too. thank you so much and i appreciate it. best of luck. i think the mercury will do it. back with all smiles tomorrow. stay with us. a quick look at stop stories

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you're seeing now. a train crash happening in new jersey, the brand new information we are just finding out. plus they're back in due places around town. watch out for when it comes to red light cameras so many of you know and love. >> yes, they are back so look out for those. people are taking your picture and that's not the type you like to take. >> you don't necessarily need to smile for it. you won't smile for the notice in the mail but something i thk smile about is another nice forecast. allison has that for us. i do my best. a weather alert that just came in in gila bend. i'm tracking the strong cell that you see there on the national weather service so we have to send out a statement about it. it started in gila bend and it's moving northeast now. you see it along the 238 heading towards maricopa at 30 miles per hour but the wind

lightning strikes as well up to 50 miles per hour in this little cell here. looks like it's losing strength there but i'm keeping an eye on this one as we move towards the valley. you see not a lot happening here. quiet this morning as far as that is concerned. your current temperature now as we can see in the 70s so 75 degrees and the sun slowly starting to come up. no clouds here but definite will you in so valley cameras i'll show you that. let's break do hour forecast in just a few minutes. in the meantime schedule a safety warning. families are being warned about a flasher near their child's school. this story is disturbing. a letter was posted on the paradise honors high school facebook page. this incident happened yesterday. school officials say a man was on the sidewalk near campus on mountain vista road and exposing himself.

early 20s and 5'9" in build and last seen riding a bike down the road. if you know anything give authorities a call. >> a lot of parents on edge about that one. three people behind bars this morning linked to armed robberies in two valley gay bars. this is near 7th avenue and indian school. the suspect then hit up another bar two miles away. officers used surveillance and arrested a year year old as well as a 15 year -year old. they are faced armed robbery, kidnapping and assault charges. the mystery continues. where is ten year old jesse wilson and this morning crews are back out in buckeye searching for the little boy after his biological grandmother is pushing for new research efforts. you see his picture now. he's been gone for nearly three

authorities a call. they want to find any trace or any idea of where jesse wilson may be. this is a picture you shouldn't be posing for. we told you about this. chandler has two know photo enforcement cameras ready to snap you for running a red light or speeding. the reaction is missed. one mom says she isn't sure it's difference. >> people are going to run red lights and drink and drive so it's really just i have to be as safe as i can. >> that brings chandler area's total to nine cameras. the city sl issue warnings and if you want to see the locations we have taken action for you. you'll find an interactive map with each intersection. the 51 is running smoothly

notice it will take longer to get ant freeway. signal lights on the ramps to determine how long before cars enter the freeway. this process will take a couple of days so changes are expect to be complete after three weeks but things looking good on the road now. also now we're learning about a crash at 27th avenue at buckeye road where mary ellen is near that area. so you just got to the scene and >> reporter: we're told that we have information coming from them shortly. let's take you to the scene now. we have a pick up truck and semi truck collided together off of buckeye road and 27th avenue. the pick up has a whole lot of damage, almost looks like that front hood was an acard yan. we can see the airbag did deploy ob that.

police for the condition. right now they're meeting with detectives to determine who was in the wrong here. again, this is a semi truck and a pick up truck. you can see the amount of damage to that pick up truck. look at the end up there. this is that buckeye and 22nd avenue. the road is closed all the way to 25th avenue so if you're in this area avoid this area. . if you have any breaking information let us know. you likely heard about the election in arizona and illinois. the secretary of homeland security says no ma lip nation of data has been seen. hangers have made their way into election systems but haven't met with voting information. 21 states are safeguarding their election system.

losses for his businesses were huge and they could have allowed him to avoid paying federal income taxes for the next 18 years. state income filings in new york, new jersey, and connecticut show a net loss of nearly 916 $916 million in federal taxable income in trump for 1995. trump's campaign accuses the times of working to benefit hillary clinton. >> trump is taking the day away from the campaign trail and hillary clinton is at a fundraiser event with corey booker from new jersey taking place in atlanta today. democratic candidates getting ready for their debate in farmville, virginia. tim kaine will take on indiana governor mike pence at 6:00 our time. having trouble understanding ballot measures? you're not alone. the secretary of state's office is holding a number of town

the voters are informed before you head to the polls. the first one does take place tomorrow night at 6:30 at south mountain community college library near baseline and 24th street. the information right there on your screen if you would like to attend. also happening tomorrow, fedex is holding a job fair to interview for seasonal jobs. more than a thousand people were hired last year from 7:30 to 9:00. head now to the distribution house and don't forget about the resume of course. let's talk about surgery. what if your doctor said you could stay awake? >> that's a bit of a concept in awake brain surgery that's getting more popular. you won't actually be a wake but you are during the preoperative stage. this guy is playing the violin and that's because doctors have you hooked toup a machine and if that's what you do for a living or if you're a lawyer and you want to argue, they want to see which part of your

incisions. . >> the whole motivation for the operation is to preserve function and sometimes even enhance function and be precise about it. >> surgeons say this helps pro mote relationships with patients and patients see a better post opp operative experience. early tests from miami beach are testing positive from the the sample was taken in an area that's been designated a zika trans mission zone. trns mission zone. flu season around the quarter. a new recommendation might cause some people to avoid getting protected. the cdc started advising everyone to get a vaccine before the end of october.

the nasal mist saying it's ineffective. it's still urgent kids get vaccinated. kids are more likely to spread it and flu is more dangerous for them. more on the horrific train crash in nj unanimously. investigators have recovered one of two data recorders from the commuter train. the black box recorded information. one woman was killed when the airborne. they are taking a closer look at why the train didn't have a system that controlled speed in emergency situations. >> our objective is as always to not find out what happened but why it happened so we can prevent it from happening again. >> the engineers of the controls of the train is out of the hospital this morning and not yet spoke to investigators and his drug and toxicology report came back negative. caught on video, an

dynamite blast outside of seattle. you can see the rescue team taking care of his injuries before bringing him to the helicopter. can you imagine dangling hundreds of feet in the air? he was then taken to the hospital and no word this morning on the extended injuries. let's get back to your accurate forecast. we talked about the storms moving through the area. here in the valley no activity like that. we are excited for the buzz in the air -- the cardinals game today taking on the los angeles rams in glendale and kickoff is at 1:25. we broke it down for you quarter by quarter. some rain chances working into the latter part of the game for these here. we're looking at that now and rin chances are better and we can tell you what to expect the next couple of days.

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good morning, take a look at some spots clear. in the upper left hand part of your screen you're seeing much you can see those dark clouds there. we're tracking a cell currently across the state, seeing very heavy rain and lightning and storm warnings. i'll break that down and rain chances in the valley later today. you can really get into the holiday spirit by getting your christmas tree on the apache

available. you must buy them and cut down your own tree by december 24th at midnight. you want them in time for santa to come down and put the gifts under them too. it's buy one get one here. you get the second night for free. kicking off the start of a busy camping season. your dates. the deal lasts through the 10th of envy. every saturday this month you can go on a hike and find yourself a new dog to take home. animal care control in maricopa are set brating their dog walk program. head to mesa park at 9 a.m. and go for a hike with a dog. >> you can adopt them and take them home and if they're not the right one, at least they had a good time outside and got

kennels. >> very important. i like that. good time to get out there and take your dog for a walk especially in the morning. wouldn't you like to do that? >> yeah, larry needs to go out a few times a day. i do it in the morning before work. really nice outside this morning. >> so nice. >> in the 70s and still humid in the air so maybe a sweater or warm blanket you may need. let's go ahead and move you our clear creek valley camera. i wanted to pull this up because it's completely clear. as the sun comes up, waking up with clear skies and keeping it mostly clear throughout the day today. current temperatures in the 70s this morning. maricopa dropping down into if siets 60s 71 in fountain hills and peoria. this is your sunday forecast.

winds will be stronger which help break down in just a second. in the meantime the index is a seven so that puts us in the high category there. air quality is looking good. no other weather alerts but storm chances coming into play. about a 30% chance in through the rest of the day. temperatures, you see 84 degrees by 10:00 a.m. and clouds thicken up in the 90s. hitting 92 by 3:00 and also ei way in. any time between now and then we could see isolated showers pop up. weather alerts we cancelled the one in gila bend. we still have the wind advisory in effect for mohave county. parts of lake havasu and the grand con i don't know, if you have plans keep in mind things are getting windy.

those main allergens there, the cold breaks down at the bottom part of your screen. if you're outside it may be a good idea to take medication for allergies. low 90s for us today. average 94 degrees coming into the 70s in cave creek. some spots urnlly expect to be lower than the rest of the valley. in the west valley a couple degrees higher than that. 92 in peoria force base. below the average of 94 degrees. taking a look at the next seven days. we continue the downward trend. tomorrow we keep the breeze around and could see gusts up to 20 miles per hour today as well as tomorrow. so be on the look out for that. 87 by tomorrow. down to 85 by tuesday and then after all that cold air moving through cooler air moves through and up to 88 degrees by wednesday back into the 90s by

week, the breeze z make a return. >> okay allison, here's something for all of us football lovers. if you're out in an uber today, you can see the ride share company is placing galaxy tablets in certain uber cars in glendale. you can get the game streaming live. . if football is not your thing check out the company and curiosity festival happening tonight. comedians such as dane cook, funny guys. this week plenty of great musical acts coming to the valley on tuesday. tickets start at 20 dollars. $20. the lumineers are playing also

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morning, serjio is here, there's for being here. never too early for salsa. tell us about the history. you guys have came a long way. >> our restaurant has been around for almost 30 years. salsa is one of the ingredients we used and for whatever reason it picked up from there. >> what i think is really interesting about the history of your place in chandler is ta you started off as a bakery and then have struck gold with our salsa. people latched on to it and people like it ever since. they are crazy about it. >> yes, salsa was again one of the ingredients. it was one out of the nine ingredients we presented to our first customer and from then it grew to what it is now. >> the salsa keeps them coming back. what do you think makes it so special? is there something secret about

the love we put into it. you can get a 99 cent burrito and actually tastes gourmet if you add it to it and it can spice anything up. >> looks like you have some beef for us on here. i think salsa -- what tailgate isn't great with salsa? if you're game today the d-backs, why not get some salsa? >> we're going to show you something you can do at home. we made na cho cups. we took a pound of ground beef and stirred up it up and there you go. >> yeah, have some tortilla chips at home. sprinkle the beef on and you

is the one over here. my parents would be ashamed because they like this. >> i know, you like spicy? >> i like all things spicy. you should know me be now. >> this is in chandler off of arizona avenue. . >> keep making this and tell people what's going on tonight. here's a look at today's prime time ne secrets and lies at 8:00 and monaco is on at 9:00 and all new and then at 10:00 glamour coming your way with kim toven. allison getting busy with the nachos and cheese. are these spicy peppers? >> you're going to try it? while he does that i'm giving you a look at the forecast. 93 degrees.

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good morning, america. breaking overnight, trump's tax bombshell. a "new york times" report showing a nearly billion-dollar deduction. so large, it could have legally allowed donald trump to not pay income tax for up to 18 years. >> it must be something really importan he's trying to hide. >> trump's campaign responding this morning. >> gloves off. trump targeting hillary clinton on all fronts from her health to her husband. >> she can actually be crazy. she can't make it 15 feet to her car. i don't even think she is loyal to bill, if you want to know the truth. >> will these new attacks distract voters from his new political storm? the other breaking news story this morning. matthew's might. ready to dump feet of rain on