in our purse. >> reporter: the five other people, also taken to the hospital, they are expected to recover but we do not know what that road to recovery is going to look like. of that lumber fell in people falling. they are looking into the area they are making sure everything is up to code. so far, no names have been released. back to you. >> is the last thing expected out there. she saw it all happened right before her eyes and she's coming forward to tell her story. this driver admits he was drunk and high, allegedly flying through a red light and killing a six-year-old boy. you just spaced a judge. >> he hit four kids . >> reporter: the witness, she is describing the scene at pure

her and her husband, and kids were traveling in the car coming through the intersection, she said she just saw children playing in the road.>> is the scene where she cannot shake from her mind. >> reporter: the moment that her family pulled up and saw the aftermath. >> the mother instinct. >> reporter: all the kids were being helped except for one little girl that she went right to. >> she was scared. she kept trying to get up. i was trying to talk her through it her telling her it's going to be okay and mom was on the way. >> reporter: she saw the lifeless body of the six-year- old. >> i do not know what to do. i felt like everything was on my hands and out of my control. he was just lying there.>> reporter: the ninth-year-old told police he had a small bottle whiskey, 12 beers and use cocaine three times in the hours leading up to the crash. running the red light, he said that the kids in the back of

she does not agree with the kids being where they were, but they should not be the focus of what happened here. >> at this time, we need purse for the family and stuff, and stop bashing them. >> reporter: parker has four kids of her own. it's a hard conversation to have with your kids. it's more the other drivers. brand-new tonight, a team of volunteers looking for a missing 10-year-old. they were grazedy they search for the boy. they stopped their search last night. at this point, there's no guarantee that the teams will go out again. donald trump is on his way to arizona tomorrow. he's riding on the heels of mega-drama of him not paying his taxes.>> we should not, and we will not respect those

everybody else. >> [ applause ] >> in fact, clinton is suggesting a new law requiring tax returns to be legally required to be released when some is running for president. >> they say that they said that he used tax laws for his benefit. any claims that she did not make her money legally. >> while i made my money is a very accessible private business person business person, falling the law all the way, hillary clinton made her money as a corrupt public official breaking the law and putting her government office up for sale.>> it appears that donald trump may be struggling on the campaign trail, he does warned that he has the ability to bounce back big time. back to donald trump in arizona, we are looking at the list of

tomorrow, we will stream the entire think on abc15 , abc15.com outside today, temperatures stayed below average. that is the big story, only making it up to 86 degrees. we had a record of 105 back in 1988. we bottomed in the 60s, we will see 50s and 60s tomorrow morning. 82 right now. very nice. we had a little bit of cloud cover out to the north by camelback mountain. at the airport, here is the plan for the rest of the evening, it will be a very nice night, clear skies, later winds, as we get into the 9 pm hour, we will cool down, we are in the mid-70s. 9 pm in the 60s and 50s across the valley tomorrow morning. 57 in goodyear, clear skies to start today -- to start the day. temperatures will be in the 80s but how long will they last? i will let you know.

on for the 76-year-old. he was found -- you was last saw by 17 street and bell. keep an extra eye out if you're passing in a mcdonald's around town. he may be driving and this like a toyota corolla. a brazen attack rate in the parking lot of a busy restaurant. tonight, we're hearing from people who rushed the attacker. this guy is still out there and they're still shaken up. >> reporter: they are really shaken up. this guy, it was when he was after her purse and cell phone, he could've killed or if it wasn't for having the busboy coming out. >> the pictures do not begin to explain the brutal attack on this template mother. >> as soon as i ran out, my busboy was holding her.

manager on duty saturday when she said that her longtime customer was robbed in the parking lot. >> it was very scary packets carry coming back here in the morning. and is scary leaving here at the end of the day. >> reporter: her and play armed with a plate -- a tub of dirty dishes one out to attack him. >> police say that the suspect struck in the middle of the afternoon and fingerprints behind. >> reporter: the victim was punched several times in the head and she felt her head hitting the asphalt. >> she once the suspect caught soon. >> reporter: the suspect is a black man around 20 years old, he is 5 foot, 6 inches, possibly 6 foot. there is no surveillance video.

up at the phoenix address facility? police say there's nothing -- trash facility? please say there's nothing questionable about her death. they have to check all of its equipment after worker was electrocuted on the job. no word on what caused the tragedy. the name of the electrician s marijuana, getting voters to one side of this debate. looking at note to prop 205. and there is a side-by-side comparison between regular candy and pot candy. >> reporter: those gummy bears look like gummy bears that are regular, and the brownies look like regular brownies.

different parts of the state. colorado legalized marijuana and saw child ingestion and exposure cases spike in the first year. half of the cases invited -- involved edible items. >> 600%, an increase of accidental ingestion of marijuana. we want the voters to note that unlike colorado we will not be able to band gummy bears, and a form of like a animal or human. >> kids eating detergent packets, and even accessories for makeup. those things are actually deadly. they can tell you. we certainly do not want kids are the youth to get a hold of marijuana but because we do not have regulations and control in place the underground market makes it available to them. >> along the same lines, starting this saturday in

expectations are high and it doesn't match up someone has to be accountable. >> this afternoon, they let go of the manager and general manager. more at the phoenix stadium. what can you tell us? >> reporter: first, we are here for our weekly cardinals count him. and here's the latest from the d backs. steve, you talked about expectations coming into the season. we honestly had world series type expectations. the reality of injuries, and less than expected performances, and the d backs made some quick decisions, by cutting the ties with the manager. he was there just for two seasons and they are not renewing the contract of the general manager, dave store. 79 wins in the first is the

last 10 seasons, he has coached for the mets. >> the expectations were very high. you know, as ken said, we take the blame on this one. we are not blaming one person or not blaming two people coffee people. it's everybody. it is now time to make some strong decisions -- two people, three people. is everybody. it is now time to make some strong decisions. >> quite frankly, i better things to do. i don't have anything bad to say about ken kendrick. i'm not mad at the guy. we were oil and water. there are two kinds of coaches those that are fired and waiting to be fired. that is the news from the d backs we will have more coming up with roy green. he will be our special guest tonight. new tonight, supreme court says no unimportant immigration

protecting more undocumented immigrants from deportation. calling it a great disappointment. >> not just, good work but but buying homes, and getting the let's settled. >> president obama's program would have given undocumented immigrants at timber status but it was blocked by a lower court. the black is still in place. the family of the six cerald, -- the family of the

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a 19-year-old man start a relationship with a 15-year- old. we are told that joseph lopez met the girl of his book and then continue the relationship despite her age.

during the middle night. busted at the border protecting men -- a king man -- kingman man start to smuggle in drugs. the 14-year-old was caught with drugs taped to her groin. which daly city is the fastest-growing in 2016. wallet hub compared cities. they look that population, surprise came in at number 5. number 1, texas. >> halloween, if you like a month away. they are already talking about christmas. abc15 wrapping up the major businesses adding staff for the holidays. >> reporter: were outside -- were outside. this is a place that -- we are outside.

of people. retailers like macy's is planning on hiring 83,000 people companywide. part of those, going to shipping facilities. that is the same number of holiday helpers they hired last year. target, they will be eating a lot of people to wear those red polos. they hired -- the going to higher 70,000. they will be use that the distribution centers to pick up those online orders. at the post office, they will see a huge influx of packages. they plan to hire 200 people. the pay is not bad, $11 on up to $16 an hour. >> is good money is a good way for people to get an idea about what the postal service does.>> reporter: fedex is expected to hire 1000 people just here in the valley alone. last year, they kept a third of their holiday helpers as

listing of who's hiring go to our website, abc15.com in phoenix. justin pazera is beautiful. a cold front is moving through. take a look at this. is a beautiful shot, the sun is setting. we have a couple high clouds if you want to share your sunset photos we will view those coming up at 10 pm. send them via abc15.com. we have a west winds at 60 miles per hour. the dew points are in the teens. the humidity values at 7%. is the dry air mass that moved in. the storm system as well to the north. we take a little bit lower, 61 degrees with some valley spots in the 50s tomorrow morning. sunny skies, later winds in the forecast tomorrow and highs will head back into the 80s. we stay below average. we will be going in tomorrow,

have 85 degrees. the storm system low up to the northeast. we will have a few lingering clouds off to the high country. as well is across the valley, we have kept things dry as compared to yesterday. is not a lot of happening the next couple of days. there could be some clouds mixing in but it will be a dry week for us as we head into the week and we get building into the west. that means at temperatures are going to be right around 86 degrees tomorrow. we are keeping below average highs. tuesday, wednesday 88 degrees, thursday warming up a little bit more near 90 degrees. that every time running around 93 degrees. we will be above average as we get into the friday forecast. and we will be right back averages we get into saturday. 52 flagstaff right now, here's

will need those jackets row morning. 27 flagstaff. 26 payson, highs tomorrow in the 70s. that is along the rampant 80s and 90s as we wrap up the week with a few clouds as we head into the weekend. will come back to the bread -- welcome back mac to the -- welcome back to the brewhouse. right green will be guest. we have fans joining us here on television. it is the north end of the stadium. as you can see, coming up at 7 pm way green the newest member joining us tonight. and that we will talk about carson palmer. he got hurt yesterday. he is in of concussion protocol with the nfl. he will be reevaluated wednesday night when they get

the game thursday night quite yet it is doubtful at this point. but we are at the big red brewhouse. join us live. we have a great monday night football game. bowling green will be here. -- way green will be here. we will see in a few minutes. remember this little guy? rufus was found on top of us south phoenix home. no one he didn't have anyone or anywhere to call home. that has now change. the man who found him has decided to adopt them. that is a sweet ending. a crime and a distraction. the next move, out

when it comesto officers when they're off the clock, they are still on the job. they met the guy that was breaking into the cars. he has been hitting up the same area and officers caught him in the act as they were walking into a lifetime fitness. the officers called for backup and he was arrested at the scene. concussions and brain injuries. tonight, the new information uncovering some unexpected

a report suggests that as many as 60% of domestic violence survivors are also recovering from traumatic brain injuries. doctors say that often times victims could have 30 smaller brain injuries before getting medical help. it makes it harder for victims to leave their partners. is that blows to the head, strangulation causes the same problem. all of it, important information to remember as we began domestic violence awareness month extract maricopa county, they are getting $2 million in grants. there was investigation that tested 1500 -- the investigation showed that there were as many as 1500 untested rape kits.

on that coming up. find out what one woman just what do doctors from leading cancer centers in the country have in common? many of them now call cancer treatment centers of america home. expert medicine works here. find out why at cancer center.com. cancer treatment centers of america. o'halleran: i had some really tough cases as a police detective. but the problem in washington is as clear as day -- we can't trust our politicians to work for us. tom o'halleran has a plan to hold the politicians accountable -- no pay for congress if they don't pass a budget, reduce the influence of big money and special interests,

temperatures inside the car got to 105 degrees. two caretakers are in custody for forgetting a five-month-old baby that was in the car. >> reporter: it was in the parking lot of these apartments were a baby was left in a hot car for more than five hours. the babies uncle went back out to the car to get groceries and his cell phone and still forgetting his nephew in the backseat. court documents show that they were supposed to be babysitting the five-month-old, while the

baby's mom for barcode they realize that they've forgotten the baby in the car. he tried to cool down the baby and perform cpr. neighbors witnessed the commotion. >> he was freaking out as he went over to the baby.>> you should have seen the look that she gave me. >> reporter: we spoke with the family briefly, but the parents are doing okay. page for the family on our website, abc15.com. three weeks ago, to me, this crime scene changed so many lives. we know the back story. she died at the hands of an accused drunk driver in surprise. is official, with the arrest of the 66-year-old. police say that the night of the crash, somebody called about him, they tried to stop

a short time letter -- later the crash took place. they have not been able to tell us about the deadly crash involving an empty school bus. the woman who lost her life. a team boy who was also in the car is in critical condition. no word on the cause of the crash. matter which candidate you support vandalism is vandalism. phoenix police are trying to figure out who tagged this donald trump billboard with swastikas. it has since been taken down. there is no word on if it will be replaced or when. 16 people have been charged. the robberies took place in san francisco, there are reports of pending cases in phoenix, honolulu, seattle, los angeles and las vegas.

scott taking anything they can. the crimes have been going on for more than a year. the sheriff has defiantly denied any involvement in the abuse that occurred at a boarding school he used to run. >> he went on the attack, -- >> that attorney is fighting back. >> reporter: the lead attorney is the congresswoman. but before she went to capitol hill she was a state attorney in massachusetts. she respond to the sheriff. the case still haunts her. >> it was a place of horror.>> reporter: she told abc15 this year. >> when he was there he stonewalled our investigations. >> reporter: the sheriff denied it all. i'm expecting when you read this and find the evidence, an apology, from you and your

>> i met him at school. he absolutely knew what was going on.>> reporter: the attorney with his campaign filed a bar complaint. then that complaint was quickly dismissed. >> that was a bullying tactic. >> reporter: at a press conference, he pointed to court records. the school repeatedly violated with turning over evidence. >> it was on timing, is all when he was executive tractor and headmaster. >> reporter: he states investigation, proves him incident because he is rarely mentioned. >> this is not the same as a criminal investigation. >> reporter: forcing the school to get license and forcing them to stop student abuse. >> he got out of dodge. >> reporter: representative, a democrat, this is a political

if you want to see our previous report with clark and the documents related to the story, go to abc15.com. should they get paid with taxpayer funds? the head is being investigated for fraud. there was a special letter sent out to have a special vote in an upcoming session. we have sustained winds with a westerly direction, 16 miles per hour. we have a few gusts miles per hour in glendale. 81 in goodyear. we are headed down into the low 60s, and even some upper 50s, goodyear tomorrow morning with 80. below average highs return tomorrow. the air quality forecast is looking nice sagan the good category as we get into tomorrow. if you have any outdoor plan to get the green light. stay hydrated.

expect sunny skies all day long. i will let you know when there will be changes in your most accurate forecast coming up extract with the -- they are searching for a data recorder on the front of the train. the one they found was that working at the time of the deadly crash. they are coming through debris to find a new one. it could be hidden under the collapsed roof of the station. a teenage girl try to take advantage of a clown threat in the worst she contacted one of them asking one of them to kill her teacher. there is no word on a motor. to our fishing there a two theories. -- there are two theories on where the drugs came from that were involved with the death of prince. he died five months ago from a

medication. the trying to figure out if it was a legal prescription. so far, it seems like a deadly crash, linked to the self driving cars it has not hurt sales one bit. they delivered 24,000 cars a -- cars. it could be a lonely road at times, but not with the sky by your side. he fits in your cup holder. it was heart project. -- he was named part of toyotas heart project. the gunman left a mark that was the uber the real target? with police in our state figure it out. the market that the hurricane is making into 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, 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.

developing now out of tucson. a brazen attempt with a uber driver and his passenger. >> it is covered in dense because of the shotgun -- is covered with dense, because of gunshot bullets. the driver was taken to the hospital with non-life- threatening injuries. these are telling us that they do not think that the gunman specifically targeted the uber driver. forgetting a look at the rain that is slamming jamaica at this hour. the island is bracing for hurricane matthew. jamaica got several inches of rain. at the airport, over by kingston jamaica, it is shut

it is a category four storm and is affecting haiti tonight. everybody needs someone to lean on but a dancing with the stars contestant is relying on someone else to get them through. low 80s, we will talk about the cool night ahead and it will be warmer tomorrow. and i will let you know when the 90s return with your most accurate forecast coming up.

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bombshell. giving hillary clinton fuel today. >> his arrival, in ohio, hillary clinton speaking on the new york times report, the republican nominee may have avoided paying tecate -- texas for two decades. donald filed a billion-dollar loss with the collapse of his atlantic city casino. meanwhile, donald trump supporters are fighting back with the donald trumps controversy playing center stage. the campaign manager, has this to say.>> it is a crime to release so much axis and to publish them without permission. >> the new york times should be held accountable. i hope he sues them. >> the campaign did not deny the report. the candidate boasting about their enthusiasm, and then

attacks for hillary clinton. he classified himself as a self- made businessman. donald trump will be making a stop in arizona. and they go toe to toe with the debate, the vice president nominees. you can watch it live right here on abc15 when schools close there is a lot of confusion on what to do next. if you have student loans and no degree, it could be scarier. itt tech, dawn. regency beauty -- gone. regency beauty institute, gone. some business and scam artists what you to believe that you date them to take advantage of

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system, we will be staying clear for the next several days. the backside, will continue to bring in not only these clear skies, but also these cooler high temperatures that we had today. we will be looking at the 80s for the next couple of days here in the valley. take a look at the water vapor map. we have a few of those high clouds to the north. look at these dewpoint temperatures, in the 20s and teams in the valley. temperatures sitting in the 70s in to some. 52 flagstaff, and 70s in bullhead city. there are some 80s over there in yuma. 82 again right now in phoenix, 82 valley.

quickly. low 70s for the forecast by 11 pm. tonight, we will take it into the 50s and 60s, you may need a light jacket for a couple of hours tomorrow morning. the average overnight low, 70s. clear skies, light winds, overnight tonight. light winds in the forecast tomorrow, and we will keep sending conditions on tuesday, temperatures, look at this, 79 cave creek tuesday, 85 glendale. here is a look at the most accurate forecast. we will be keeping things nice, dry, and t lows in the 60s and we head back into the mid-60s heading out there is a morning. we will see a little bit more moisture. that means a little bit more cloud cover. we could have some clouds of the high country park heights will be back into the 90s and morning lows in the 60s to low 70s. take a journey through an underwater world.

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she has a blood clot in her brain. friends, families, benders came up with a plan b moving the wedding to the hospital. she will soon be released but has months of recovery time i have or. the couple is now planning a honeymoon to disney world. a heartwarming play that one san diego youth football team will never forget. letting a nine-year-old fan very first touchdown. doctors told his mom that he would never be able to join any team sport. but the young buccaneers change that. making his dream come true. dancing with the stars. have you heard about this, ryan has found a friend with vanilla ice. he convinced ryan to stay on the show. at the same time, ryan is

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what it meant for me, and all the people that helped me. and people helped me get to that point. they are a big part of it. they enjoyed it just as much as i do. >> but was going through your head when you sell your name revealed? >> keep it together. do not let all these people see your falls. it was overwhelming, man. is something that will be there as long as there is cardinal football. it means a lot to me. >> roy will join us on facebook life. straight up at 7 pm you can join us, log onto facebook. and you can interact with roy and i hear. we will be jerk comments. we will see you at 7 pm on facebook live work new at 10 pm. an arizona man charged with her

doing what happened. what were they thinking? a pair of valley gay bars were robbed, three young men were arrested. tonight, you will hear from one of them and he will give his explanation. the advice you want to hear when you book your flights. look at the forecast, 86 wednesday, sunny skies through the rest of the week we will see a little bit of cloud cover return friday and saturday and highs near average towards the end of the week. to midshipman 90s. morning lows in the 60s and 70s late in the weekend. >> you can ask for anything better in october. in the morning, pumpkin

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