>> and new information about what a valley mother was doing while her infant daughter was drowning. the disturbing text messages and actions so reckless, you won't believe it. >> welcome this tuesday morning, 5:00. i'm really disappointed in at least three of you guys. they turned on their heater this morning. >> it is cool to start the day, been in a while. of course the high country, we are dealing with freezing temperatures. but here in the valley, we have 50s and 60s. maybe a light jacket as you head out, a light sweater, but likely won't need the heater on. clear skies out there now and a gradual warmup throughout the day with another day in the 80s. pleasant by the afternoon but chilly out the door.

roads right now, speeds on all the valley freeways nice and green. even i-17 southbound, no problems. a crash off the 17 now, really the only one we have right now, 43rd avenue and thunderbird. you could take cactus and 35th inead. we'll look at the north valley drive in a few minutes. a suspicious fire is under investigation in north phoen at this hour. and a family here is looking for a place to stay. the question, could they have been targeted? >> reporter: just imagine sitting down for dinner with your family, then you hear a pop and see your balcony on fire. that's what happened to the couple with their two young children inside. they were able to make it out

his hand from trying to put that out himself. saw a lot of fire extinguishers on the ground. the fire started on the first floor and could have spread within minutes to the second and third floor. thankfully phoenix fire got out here and got this under control. they were able to save about 90% of the family's personal belongings. they just have to figure out at this point how it just after the top of the 5:00 hour and you won't believe this story is true. new this morning, we are learning disturbing new details on a prescott valley woman blamed in the death of her baby. court documents reveal that angela clark was having sex with her exwhile the baby was drowning. she sent this text right before

>> clark eventually confessed to police that again, she'd been having sex for about 20 minutes then discovered her baby had in fact drowned. >> so many things wrong with that story. disgusting. it is debate night. the running mates of hillary clinton and donald trump will go head to head. nick ciletti is joining us live with more on tonight. >> reporter: i think we'll see some fireworks tonight. a lot of times people say the vice presidential debate doesn't matter, but i think this year it really does. one survey they have repeated time and time again shows hillary clinton and donald trump have high unfavorable numbers. perhaps for some of those independent voters or some of those undecided voters, tonight could really swing them either

kaine and mike pence have more similarities than you realize. both have worked in washington, both have served as governors. they differ greatly on the issues but tonight isn't so much as who else is on the ticket. hillary clinton and donald trump, they have to defend them against different kinds of attacks. so you know, that airs tonight a lot of people are going to be tweeting about it. something else today, donald trump back here in arizona today. we'll tell you where he's at, and some people not exactly welcoming him with open arms. >> and donald trump is going to be at the prescott valley convention center talking with supporters and we'll stream that live at abc15.com and on

of events and we'll cover all this for you. few things can change your sense of safety like finding someone in your home. a man saw another man running out of his house and hopping a wall. the owner got on a bike and chased him down. the robber dropped the stolen stuff while yelling, they made me do it. cops eventually caught up with him and he admitted that he owed people money. that's why he says he did it. happening today, an asu student told police he had a dirty mind and that's why he took pictures of women in the bathroom. he'll be back in court today.

on an immigration hold. after years of backlog, maricopa county and phoenix police are getting more than $2 million in grants to test rape kits. it will help with new training and evidence processing. years ago, an investigation uncovered at least 1500 untested rape kits, many of them not tested because the victim knew their attacker. this year police ended that practice, moving toward aggressive approach. a series killer still roaming free on valley streets somewhere. police want you to take another look at the sketches and descriptions this morning. it might be quiet right now but you can't forget. a sweetheart deal not looking so sweet. why city council members want a $180,000 payout to a former ceo, they want it back.

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yesterday. we're talking 6 to 8 degrees cooler in spots, phoenix certainly cooler than yesterday at this time. we are down to 61 at phoenix sky harbor but 50s across the valley. goodyear is 57 degrees this morning and it's cooler in buckeye at 52, maricopa down in the low 50s. check out the east valley, walking out the temperatures the 50s there too. our temperature will still drop another degree or so before we start to see that temperature climb. officially 61 in phoenix sky harbor. we're going to stay in the 60s through 8:00 this morning. the 70s will gradually sit in but we're at 74 by 10:00. if you want to go for a morning run, you have plenty of time to do so. we'll be in the 80s by

to 86 degrees. we're well below average again today under sunny skies. we'll talk about how long the 80s will stick around in the seven-day forecast, coming up in a few minutes. back to you. we have about 6 minutes on loop 101 eastbound from 75th we don't have any crashes on the freeways but we have one on the surface streets here. 51st avenue near northern, and i'll get you more details on what that's blocking in the next traffic break. thank you. he became a hero, helping a customer after a brutal attack.

pot debate. >> and a wildfire sending hundreds from their home. the heartbreaking way people found out their homes were gone. we'll hear from them. this morning we take you to opening statement in the murder trial of justin ross harris, prosecutors questioning how he could forget to drop his 22- month-old off at daycare, especially after the two had breakfast at this chick-fil-a down the from his office, where the boy died. cooper harris was trapped in a rear-facing car seat for more than 7 hours. this shows his father checking on the car in the middle of the day. police say while his son was dying outside, the married father was sexting with other women. harris is charged with murder and second-degree child cruelty. he's pleading not guilty, saying it was an accident.

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home is where the heart is. and when that home is gone, your heart's broke. >> feel for that woman and the hundreds of others out of their homes this morning more than 1200 people have been evacuated southwest of pueblo because of wind-fueled wildfires in that area. 7 structures have been lost including homes, and more than 3,000 acres scorched here. hundreds of others this morning are being told to be on standby, to grab what they can and get out of their house at a moment's notice. a group of students evacuated their high school and learned their homes were destroyed as

>> what an incredible sense of loss for that community. certainly thinking of people there. police need your help after tips slowed down for the phoenix street serial shooter case. the last murder happened july 11th. so far he's linked to nine cases where 7 people have died. take another look at this sketch. we can't put this out there enough. also the description of the car, that $75,000 reward if you help get this guy arrested. no on a body found at a phoenix trash facility. workers spotted the body of a woman at the site near 21st avenue and adobe drive. police are now saying the woman may have died from natural causes. we are working to learn more about what led to a man being electrocuted in west phoenix, fire officials telling us the man was working at a

buckeye when he was jolted wan electrical current. he was an electrician and it is unclear exactly what caused the deadly accident. police have identified the man who died heading to a valley football game. the 46-year-old gerard msuvis was heading to the game at scottsdale christian academy. the driver is not expected to face any charges. three city council members demanding the payout for a former steven banta is under investigation for embezzlement and fraud. an audit revealed he had more than $315,000 in questionable expenses. city council members are saying they want the money to be deducted from valley metro. that will be discussed at tomorrow's council meeting. we have more than a month to go until election day and dueling marijuana campaigns are

enticing to kids. others slam opponents for taking money from a pharmaceutical company. >> the opposition is taking money from shady businesses and big pharma and people get off opioids because of marijuana. >> in colorado, nearly 50% of marijuana products are sold in edible forms. it's not just folks that are smoking it. unfortunately the children and the most innocent are the ones who pay the price for this. >> it will be a battle to the finish to see which side gets its way. and the supreme court justices are refusing to rehear arguments the protect more undocumented immigrants from deportation.

work but also buy homes, chase the american dream. >> president obama's program would have given more undocumented immigrants a chance at temporary status but it was blocked by a lower court. the tie in the supreme court keeps that block in place. if you have time before work this morning or the kids are out of school this week, it could be a great morning to get outside, hit up some of the trails. temperatures are nice and cool it will be perfect if you want to get outdoors. it is a little cooler, almost chilly in spots. we have 50s across a big portion of the valley. sky harbor 61 degrees and i think we'll cool a tad further before we see the temperatures climb again. we're back up to 66 by 8:00. if you head out, even after then, it still won't be too comfortable. we'll have sunny skies and temperatures warming to around

we won't hit the 80s till about lunchtime today. in case you have plans for lunch, look at temperatures, low 80s through 1:00 and starting to inch up by 2:00 into the mid-80s. today's high, a repeat of what we felt yesterday and well below the 30-year average of 93. we'll have sunny skies through the afternoon with a high of 85 in tempe, 84 in glendale and only 84 a gorgeous day on tap for the valley. in the high country, just wanted to point out, look how much colder it is up there, 33 in flagstaff and feeling the 20s at the grand canyon. 60s and 70s across northern arizona with 80s across central arizona. we'll stay dry through today with below average high temperatures, and notice the forecast is dry through the next seven days through the

through the high country and as things develop over the next couple days, i'll keep you posted. 86 today, and 80s through thursday before the 90s set in. pretty near average as we go through the weekend with low 90s. if you're outside, we'll talk air quality in just a few minutes. the freeways are still problem free but we have crashes on the side streets that you need to avoid. we told you about this a few orangewood, just south of glendale. sounds like a bad crash there and we have a crew headed to the scene. meantime, probably avoid that area. take 43rd, glendale, kind of getting you around the closures there. no delays on the freeway but let's look at the a-dot camera. i-10 at 75th avenue, you'll start to see just a little

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landfall in the caribbean right now. the man who stopped a brazen robbery and came to the aid of a customer. chris called us out earlier about turning the heat on. >> i wore a jacket. >> it's a little chilly out there. >> certainly some neighborhoods are waking up in the 50s, enough for maybe a sweater as you're walking to the bus stop, maybe light rail this morning. yes, it is cool. whether you'll need the heater in the car, i don't know. might be a little early for that. we're down to 61 in phoenix, so a cool start, certainly cooler than yesterday under those clear skies. today's high only 86 degrees, but if you're going to be outside, i'll show you the air quality conditions next. and we don't have any crashes on the freeways but we have delays on the 10. out in the west valley, you'll

around 83rd avenue. and it's 14 minutes desert eastbound from the 101 to the 17. by the time you hit 43rd avenue, things are looking much better there. more on the east valley in a few minutes. osha is on the scene of a roof collapse that injured 7 workers, two seriously. the roof collapsed 17 feet, all the way to overnight the church's pastor went on facebook to say only two people are still in the hospital. the project is on hold while that investigation begins. the man accused of robbing customers at two gay bars says he did it for the money. andrew saenz is the suspect and says he didn't target the bars because of their customers, but he thought people in bars in

because he said he needed money for rent. >> it wasn't a hate crime. i got no problem with gay people. my mom is bisexual. i got a gay cousin. >> so you didn't target them because they're gay bars? >> no. >> another teen was also arrested. we are still counting down, donald trump is making his sixth trip to our state. >> and nick ciletti is joining us live with the details on this latest visit. what do we know about it? >> good morning, guys. donald trump is going to be in the prescott valley later today. doors open at 11:00 for that. before that, here at democratic

be a protest of sorts. female lawmakers will be here to speak out against donald trump and what they say is unfair treatment against women. that's supposed to start about 9:00 a.m. these women say they are trying to band together to be sure trump doesn't get in the white house. doors open at 11:00 for that event and the event starts at 2:00. he'll probably talk about his taxes and that ne report that came out. >> it's my job always to minimize the overall tax burden to the greatest extent possible, which allows me to reinvest in neighborhood workers, building amazing structures all over the place. >> reporter: we want to let you know that we'll have full coverage of what happens here today at the democratic party

trump's rally in prescott valley. 5:32. there's been a serious crash in glendale. this is 51st avenue and orangewood, just south of northern. right there at that intersection of orangewood, we can see the crime scene tape up as well. >> reporter: they just put up minutes ago. you can see the blue jeep cherokee flipped over and there's a car on the other side. when we got here about 10 minutes ago, we saw one person being taken out of that car that's been rolled over, and another being rushed to a nearby hospital. right now the two south lanes are shut down on 51st avenue. so from orangewood all the way to gardenia, the southbound

but police say the best piece of advice to everyone is avoid this area. we don't know the cause of the crash and we are waiting any minute to get updates on exactly what happened early this morning. as soon as we learn more, we'll pass that along. >> let us know the minute you get an update. and in a moment we'll have the smart routes around that location there. they were just sitting down to dinner and moments later they were running for their lives. phoenix fire is trying to figure out what happened here. >> reporter: this happened at this apartment complex right here behind me late last night. like you said, the family was sitting down to have dinner and that's when they heard a loud pop. then they noticed their balcony

children out and they were able to make it out but the dad had some cuts on his hands because he was trying to put out that fire himself. this was a really dangerous situation because that fire started on the first floor. >> the fire started on the first floor. this could have easily gotten to the second or third floor within a matter of minutes. fire crews did a great job getting this thing controll to save about 90% of the family's belongings. now they have to figure out how the fire started. right now a phoenix boy is in critical condition after a jeep collided with a school bus. the woman driving the jeep died. we still don't know what caused the crash. we forgot.

police they were supposed to be baby-sitting their nephew while the baby's mom was at work but they forgot him inside a car for more than four hours, temperatures reaching up to 105 degrees there. anyone could be a hero. in tempe, a busboy stepped in to stop a brutal robbery and beating. se victim, her face beaten beyond recognition. she had just walked out of a restaurant near elliott and priest when a guy asked to use her cell phone, then grabbed her purse and started punching her. then the busboy jumped in to help. >> ran out and just sprung into action. everything was laying out, the tray and cups that he'd thrown at the guy. >> the attacker ran away. not much of a detailed description on him. if you know anything about

is teaming up with innocence organizations around the country for wrongful conviction day. communities and colleges will be informed of the consequences of wrongful conviction with an event that includes speakers. many will address mistaken identity and flawed forensics, today at the fayette center for law and society at 4:30 p.m. hurricane matthew passing over haiti at this moment, sustained winds of 145 miles an hour. this category 4 storm could be catastrophic. the u.s. national hurricane center says matthews is expected to make landfall again in cuba. quickly i wanted to end on

of haiti as they are starting to see a tremendous amount of flooding. >> that's going to be one of the hardest hit areas. we'll continue to keep you posted. and the east coast will be tracking this system over the next few days. back here at home, before you head out, know that temperatures this morning are running cooler than they were yesterday. so a big difference by about 5 to 10 degrees across the valley. we're down to 61 at harbor, 50s across much of the valley, mesa one of the coolest spots. down to 57 in glendale and goodyear, and tempe is now down to 59 degrees. cool with clear skies as you head outside. and this morning's temperatures are cool but nice enough to get outdoors. if you're going to be outside, our air quality should be doing

health today in you're outdoors. and we're going from the 60s this morning to the 70s after about 9:00, and hold onto the 70s till about lunchtime. then we're in the 80s through the afternoon and early evening. today's high, a repeat of yesterday, 86 degrees for the high, which means it's another day of below average high temperatures. 30-year average is 93, and we're well below that today. i have the 90s back in the we'll talk about that plus whether we're going to see any rain chances over the next few days. and i want to remind you it is halloween at disneyland and we are giving away two family four- packs of tickets each day. you have two chances to win every day by watching for the weather word of the day. watch from 6:00 to 7:00 for

right now. these are live pictures from the rollover crash, very bad with a lot of damage here. we don't have a lot of details but we know there are some restrictions there. take a look at the map. this is 51st avenue. southbound lanes are closed at orangewood, right in between northern and glendale. so your smart route, 43rd avenue, 59th avenue, getting you around that. quiet with delays on the 10 in the west valley. in the east valley, we'll have a look at the desert drive times on i-10 as well. can your student loans really just go away? it depends. the only place you can go to have your debt forgiven. >> and six minutes. that's all it took for a gang

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learning new details about how kim escaped. e online says she wasn't alone with the apartment, that a friend was also there staying downstairs. when she heard the noise, she locked herself in a bathroom and called kim's sister and her body guard. once the men left, kim ran downstairs with duct tape on her legs, told her friend to jump off the balcony to get free. the six minutes. thieves also got away on bikes with more than $10 million in jewels. . major league baseball playoffs begin tonight. i've got the tell you, it's sad looking at the diamondbacks logo. maricopa county is trying to sell off chase field to a private investor group. the county is having the stadium appraised and the group

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application is approved. go to abc15.com for links and all the ways to protect your money. i'm joe ducey. if you have a problem, let me know. a new resort could bring new business to the valley. today is the grand opening to the embassy suites resort and conference center. they will have a ribbon cutting ceremony with and greet with art thomas and the event is invite only. this morning the governor is heading to the great white north looking to drum up business for the state, leading a delegation of government and business leaders. they will spend four days in montreal, who contributes more than $9 million a year to our economy. tucson international

international flights to mexico starting this morning. all flights cost no more than $200 round trip. if you plan to head to starbucks today, your barista could have a little more pep in their step because pay raises 5% to 15% new now in effect there. employees average $9.35 an hour with shift supervisors making moreha in july starbucks raise ready the price of some of its drinks up to 30 cents per beverage. you may opt for a warm drink this morning as you're heading out, temperatures cooler with dry conditions. satellite and radar is all clear in the valley and really all clear across the state. it's those clear skies and that cool air that settled in yesterday that's allowing our temperatures to get chilly in

phoenix down to 61 degrees but we have a lot of 50s across the valley this morning. winds are light out of the east at 6 miles an hour and we have clear skies. we're going to stay dry through the day today. your drive into work in the low 60s, again could include a warm drink as spots are in the 50s this morning. we'll gradually warm today and despite the cooler start, we are in for another gorgeous fall day. by the lunch break, temperatures in by the time you're driving home, mid-80s across the valley. below average highs today, and we have storm systems tracking well to our north. they are close enough to where we're going to continue to feel the drier air across our state and that cooler air over the next few days. that means below average highs tonight. as you look at futurecast, the dry weather is sticking around through the next few days. i think the valley forecast

the week. by the weekend, we bring back rain chances through the high country. we have a disturbance moving through on saturday and i'll keep you posted on that over the next few days. meantime, temperatures in the 80s today, upper 80s for wednesday and thursday, and 90s return heading into friday with low 90s by the weekend. that's right around average for this time of year. the winds have been an issue for the last few days. more coming up in a few minutes. drivers on i-17, traveling southbound here seeing brake lights starting about northern or so. by the time you hit camelback, you have a little bit of a break there. 19th avenue just past the durango curve picks up again. i-10 in the east valley still looking good. i-10 westbound starting at 202

yet. a shot there is showing things are picking up, so things could slow down in the next few minutes. we'll look at the i-10 drive in the west valley, next. . she's no stranger to being number one. i would say she's no stranger to rhythmic movement. that's gold medal gymnast lori hernandez and her partner val. >> the 16-yearld of the leader board after earning the season's first perfect score. she is a huge michael jackson fan and admits she dressed as him twice for halloween. >> not everybody nailed it last night. babyface only earned an 18. >> dancing with the stars airs tonight at 8:00 here on abc 15. still ahead this morning, a town turning a heartbreaking tragedy into a remarkable

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family, friends and first responders are all dressing up like superheros in his memory. >> you hate these kind of causes can bring us together but the fact that we can come together as a community to support one another is just huge. >> donations will be donated to the shooting victims and their families. if you ever wanted to operate a fire truck and save lives, now is your chance. the phoenix fire department is recruitment begins today, with the written exam november 16th. for more information head to phoenix.gov. winds today will be lighter in the valley today. i have your full forecast coming up. >> and we'll point out the hot spots of your morning drive. >> one of those will be the rollover crash,51st avenue and

northern. it's breaking news right now and we have traffic restrictions involved. dangerous overnight rescue as three people decide in the middle of the night, seemed to be a great time for a hike. what rescuers discovered about them when they arrived. and a-dot is switching things up on the 51. the new plan they are putting in place to make traffic run more smoothly. and we have a look drive times coming up in a few minutes. as we take a live look outside, right now 61 degrees. that's right, folks, some of us even having to put on the heat this morning. we are tracking your most accurate forecast in just a few minutes. stay with us.

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katie, what's the situation? >> reporter: right now the southbound lanes are closed. we have switched sides this morning and you can see the two cars involved in this crash early this morning. we know two people were rushed to a nearby hospital. the driver of the car on the right-hand side was actually rushed to the hospital with a broken leg. take a look at this video from the other side of the scene. you can see the blue jeep cherokee flipped over on side. this driver had to be extricated. i talked with police and they tell me both drivers are expected to survive but police will be out here investigating for at least another 30 minutes. again, the southbound lanes are blocked right now. >> this is going to be 51st avenue and orangewood. right between northern and glendale, you can't use the southbound lanes. your smart route this morning,