lives. >> reporter: they put the baby up and then took the mother to work and then left the baby in the car for more than four hours. the car parked in an unshaded spot yards away from where the two were. they were inside making breakfast and hanging out. >> temperatures inside the car. >> reporter: the estimated between 101 and 105 degrees. >> he cannot take care of himself. he cannot open up the door and let himself out.>> reporter: it was when the couple went to pick up the baby's mother from work and then they realize that the baby was still in the car.>> i saw this cute little face. how could you forget that beautiful little baby? >> reporter: they are being held on a $100,000 bond with a

coworkers and family tell us how they are trying to help the baby's parents in this time of need. he is out of the hospital, but he is charged with first- degree mother -- murder. police tried to stop roger last month in his truck, officers say he sped off and ended up slamming into a car at an intersection. the driver of the car was killed. her passenger was seriously hurt. the suspect was until late last week. the pictures are very difficult to look at. a tempe woman badly beaten by a guy that wanted her cell phone and her purse. joe bartels is alive. >> reporter: the woman coming -- is live. >> reporter: she got here and right where her car was parked

brutally attack. take a look at the pictures. her right eye was swollen shut, she is stitches from where her head was hitting the ground during this attack. tempe police say that the suspect asked to use the phone. he was pretending. he grabbed her purse and she was knocked down and dragged a short distance. and they punched and hit her. the suspect, he ran away and the police have few leads.>> there are horrible people out there. it's important for people to be vigilant and be aware of your surroundings. again, it could happen to anyone anywhere. >> reporter: police are looking for a black man up to 6 feet tall, he had a bald or shaved head and had diamond stud earrings in his ear. he was wearing a white shirt and black pants, nice business close. if you know anything call tempe

and a play from this restaurant stockton and save this woman's life. turning to other, it was a beautiful day out there. 80s, well below average high, we should be sitting in the 90s this time of year. we topped out at 96 degrees. 86 scottsdale, the winds are up on the previous icon right now, 15 15 miles per hour out of the -- now are at 15 miles per hour. we keep things clear, dry, and we continue to drop those temperatures. 76 as we head into the 10 pm hour. overnight, we will be close to 61 degrees. some valley spots could be at 50 degrees and then tomorrow morning we will be warming up in the morning. 65 degrees starting out at 8 am. look at the scott goodyear will hit the 50s, many spots across the valley may need just a

morning. and then we will be in the average. we were still -- we are still below average. it will be a great day to get outdoors. coming up in a couple of minutes, we will be talking about when we will see those 90s return and if at any rain chances in your most accurate forecast. the war of words, two groups battling over legalizing khmers won a -- the motive of a local drug company, spending big bucks against pot. angie's breaking it down. >> reporter: that company are based in chandler. there about making up in kerry different a painkiller you spray inside your mouth. they provided a half $1

the pro-pot group is calling them out with this billboard. is paid for with profits from a parade satyrs -- opioid sales. >> and putting it against marijuana legalization, they know they will decrease their profits. and people get off of opioids because a marijuana. approval, unlike some of the medical marijuana folks on the other side that didn't go through that route. >> it is simply, a diversion, we are very public on the donation we're getting. >> reporter: another big argument, and coming up at 6 pm. can you tell the difference between a regular gummy bear and one induced -- infused by

active metal muslim -- act of vandalism. this billboard was covered up. you can see the billboard was covered, spray-painted with swastikas and is unclear when the sun was tagged. and is unclear if another one will be put up in his place. donald trump's tax bombshell. hillary clinton, is jumping all this stems from a new york times report saying that the republican nominee may have avoided paying decades -- paying taxes for two decades. and then donald trump focused on hillary clinton emails. >> now, he says he is the one that can fix things, but that's like letting the fox guard the hen house. >> hillary clinton's own experience involves her criminal scheme to violate

trump is still refusing to release his tax returns. >> donald trump will be preparing for a trip to arizona. donald trump will hold a rally at the event center in prescott valley. doors open up at 11. you can watch all the action from right here on abc15 monday night football, first, news ro d backs cut ties with two key figures. when taking a james p. walsh: to keep our community safe - we need a sheriff who will put fighting violent crime ahead of his own political agenda. paul penzone has been a

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was seven and i went to your ago. and then 69 this year.>> as a result business. were in a situation again where we believe it's time for improvement. it is time to turn the page and hit reset. see if we can go in the right direction. we owe it to the fans, and the organization. and that is why we are here today.>> we will have more that coming up at 6 pm. you can join us here tonight 7 pm. the newest member, roy green, is our special guest tonight. the giants and the viking -- vikings. the doors are open and the game starts at 6 pm. roy green will be here at 6 pm as well it should be a fun night tonight. >> we are cheering them on for thursday night.

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right now to a developing story. a body was found at a phoenix trust facility -- and all the trash facility. the body was discovered this morning. homicide investigators were originally called the scene but police say that the woman may have died from natural causes. were falling a developing story, a man -- we are falling -- we are following a

he was jolted by an electric current. he was an electrician but we're finding out what led up to it. two dogs were inside, they suffered smoke inhalation. the crews were able to knock down the fire and they help the animals. no one else was inside. they never expected something like this. this is a hit by gunfire. the passenger was not hurt. police were able to track down the suspect, larry nichols. he was taken into custody and there's no word on the motive. kim kardashian is back into the us tonight. she was robbed at gunpoint in paris.

french police said that she was robbed last night and they took $10 million in jewelry. officers found kim kardashian tied up and locked into -- in a back room -- in a bathroom. she was shook up but was not her. giving afternoon commuters with us weather drive. mallory moore is explaining. >> reporter: feel a little bit different. drivers could be sitting on these northbound on rams a little bit longer than normal. they are testing out the ramp meters -- on the ramps a little longer. they are testing out the ramp meters. the current system is on a preset schedule and this new technology allows the meters to change based on traffic flow. >> if the ramp meters not needed, that ramp meter will turn off earlier.

>> reporter: this will last for three weeks and it will allow to adjust the meters. in phoenix, i am mallory moore , abc15 news. all eyes are on hurricane matthew. the conditions are extremely dangerous in the caribbean. is bringing flooding rains to jamaica and haiti. and the hurricane is being lamed for four four. -- blamed for four deaths. is a category four storm. sitting just south of cuba, watch with this track does, keeping it as a category four overnight, it continues to move it to the north it takes a

it is rated a very strong hurricane 3 and it moves towards florida and the east coast. we will be watching this very closely as we go into there is a friday. it could make landfall in florida and the carolinas. we will watch this track as we go through the next couple of days. back your closer to home, the big weather story has been this cold front that moves through. we had showers and thunderstorms yesterday, today, it's a different story. it is hard to find a cloud out there. there is the storm system off to the north and northeast. the moisture is moving into colorado and it is dry. single digits for some of us. 30s in that southeastern pocket of the state. the winds have been gusty behind the system. they are now gusting to 29

we had a few breezes here in the valley. right now, out of the westerly direction in phoenix. glendale, southwest 18 miles per hour. and having gust up to 23 miles per hour. we will keep our eye on this for the next couple of hours. they began to lighten up after sunset. temperatures in the 80s, 70s and the forecast by 7 pm. 8 pm 76 and we will take it down a quick peek outside 82 deer valley, 82 deer valley and scottsdale. 59 anthem, well below average overnight lows should be sitting around 70 degrees. and upper 50s in the area. and 53 chandler. highs in the 80s tomorrow. it will be a beautiful tuesday, below average highs and the wind speed are much lighter tomorrow. look at this, we stay below average not only tuesday but on into wednesday, and get closer

and that we will be 90 thursday. currently outside 59 flagstaff, 54 grand canyon, look at the overnight lows, 20s. 25 tomorrow morning at the grand canyon. light jackets and here tomorrow morning in the valley, we get down into the 50s and 60s, 84 casagrande. tomorrow afternoon, look at the extended forecast, a beautiful sunny skies, 88 wednesday, thursday 90, live it more cloud cover, and we will be tracking and a couple disturbances as we head into the weekend. we will not see rain chances. morning lows will be in the 60s and 70s. teaming up telling you stories of breast cancer survivors giving back to the community. >> social media saved her life. and she was sent on a journey

she saw a reminder to do herself , a self exam. she did it. she found a lump and she was diagnosed days later at 39 years old.>> hollywood quickly embraced her. and chief front her way through -- and she fought her way through treatment. she wanted to get back. they provide cancer education throughout the community. initiative. they supply weeks -- opec out this red wig -- wig out. they supplied the weeks. >> having that one little gift of normalcy, dignity, comfort, it's a beautiful thing and our community, it has made it possible. >> for her efforts to give

presented with a $500 gift card. >> it is amazing, congratulations, holly. we have new information we need to tell you about. a man that cause the cross, what -- that cause the car

bed of a truck. and another driver drove right into the. -- into them. >> megan is on the scene and she got new information. >> we learn more information about the driver. the person responsible for all of this. he was traveling south at the intersection when he blew through a red light here slamming into that carful of kids drugs, alcohol, and a lot of it. we will show you the picture of the driver. this is the 19-year-old. he drank a small bottle whiskey, 12 beers, and he used cocaine three times from saturday afternoon to when the crash happened sunday morning. another officer evaluated him. taking the life of the six-year- old. he was riding in the truck bed

injured. they are expected to be okay tonight. he is considered a flight risk, he has family in guatamaula and is being held on a $200,000 bond. they are responding to a crash on broadway. the jeep slammed into a school bus. this was on 71st avenue. the driver of the jeep was killed and the passenger still in critical condition. there were no children on the bus. the bus driver was not hurt. there is no word on what caused the crash. volunteers looking for a missing boy in buckeye. always on alert to protect our community. if you are a student of one of these closed colleges you may be approached by someone that can help.

talking about a pretty cool night coming up. coming up ahead we will talk about how cool it will get. then we will look at tomorrow, it will be another warm one. how warm will it get you back then we will be back into the mid-90s. we will have a look at that coming up in your full accurate forecast coming up at 6 pm. >> i was hoping that the 80s with last. it. gift except the 80s. be happy when they're here. and in the 90s will be back. >> exactly. world news is coming up

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, 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. i'll end with that, thank you so much.

tonight, breaking news. the monster hurricane. the category 4 storm already deadly. tearing through the caribbean at this hour, haiti and jamaica bracing. and then, the models that show it coming toward the u.s. states of emergency already declared along parts of the u.s. coast. also breaking, donald trump just moments ago, with his answer tonight. to the bombshell headline involving his taxes. reports he might not have paid federal taxes for nearly 20 years. what trump says now. the outrage tonight over this video. a call to 911 about a suspicious person. the man telling police he was simply waiting for his mother to come home on her porch. >> what are you doing? >> then taken down by police. it was his mother's home. the aborted landing. the passenger jet and the emergency moments before landing.