with the department. now it goes against department policy for any officer to try to turn any contact with the public into something personal. we do have that officer's name but we're not going to be releasing it right now until this investigation is over. we will keep you updated. back to you. to hurricane matthew now which is now blamed for at least two deaths in the u.s. right now. more than a million people are without power. curfews now in effect in some parts of florida. travel will continue to be a problem well weekend. dozens of flights have been cancelled since wednesday. the waves sweeping into this palm coast florida home uninvited. you hear the fire alarm blaring in the background. >> the roads aren't much better either. there's obstacles on the road all over. look at the wind. no one out and about and for good reason. there may be relief for some

joining us now in florida. >> reporter: hurricane matthew continuing to turn. it's now left the state of florida and has allowed people to get out and assess the damage left behind. here in daytona thankfully only cosmetic damage. no significant structural damage in this area. eyes are on jacksonville now to see what flooding could bring as well as the georgia an north carolina coast. the power is still out in some areas and it's left it eeriely dark. it's hard to see much of anything right here. hurricane matthew made its way into daytona beach. debris being blown in, coming on to the beach surge. nothing too significant. that's the good news here.

blessings because they knew if the eye wall had crossed on to land like it was predicted to do it could be much worse being subjected into well over 100- mile an hour winds. the concern now for the georgia- carolina coast. a lot of people still in harm's way from this storm. it's going to have several more days that it can cause problems before turning back out to sea. in daytona beach i'm walker, back to you. >> relief pouring in from all over the country especially from our state. the u.s. customs and border protection. they're based out of tucson. the team now on their way to help with recovery efforts. to the damage in haiti we've been seeing new images all day and it's heartbreaking. so many lives lost. and that death toll, only expected to get higher. it's already in the hundreds. today people going back to their homes, their land just to see what's left. >> we'll have much more on hurricane matthew throughout

valley because laura we're about to see some changes here. >> we do have some changes coming up. some rain chances on the increase but first just a gorgeous sunset. i'm going to step out so you can see this. looking out toward downtown phoenix we hit 97 today. yesterday 90 so it was a very warm afternoon. 7degrees warmer. still sitting in the mid-90s right now. 37degrees dewpoints. we're still pretty dry out there but the moisture trying to return right now. temperatures will be falling into the 80s as we 8:00 hour. because of the cloud cover out there tonight those overnight lows are going to stay pretty mild. 75degrees. morning rain chances they are going up and they linger throughout the afternoon. temperatures tomorrow everyone with -- even with the rain and clouds. about an isolated 10% chance as we get into 2:00. by 4:00 if you're getting out early tomorrow morning that's

scattered rain shower. coming up in a couple of minutes we'll find out how long these rain chances last. minutes away. to the political shock wave taking over social media tonight. i'm tracking the fall out. here from the live desk. donald trump caught when his mic was hot bragging about kissing and groping women. >> i moved on i couldn't get there and she was married. all of a sudden i see here she's now got her big phony [ bleep ]. she's changed her whole look. >> it was captured back in 2005 during a conversation with billy bush. he's the former access hollywood cohost. he has since apologized. he's deleted his social media account tonight. donald calling it locker room

anybody was offended. >> they're talking about she's also talking about the hacking scandal now that the u.s. has officially accused russia of the crime. clinton's camp wants donald trump to condemn russia. a deadly atv crash at a canal near lake pleasant. we're told the 63-year-old man didn't make it. he was with a friend who's now talking to detectives. maricopa county's sheriff arpio allowing information about thousands to be released. you won't see this version of a sheriff aripo ad.

two pieces of information that could harm him. >> reporter: in a campaign where accusations have gone back and forth, panzone calls this deliberate. >> i'm fairly confident that they were aware that it was my personal information being exposed. >> reporter: the ad shows documents and for at least a week it showed panzone's social security and birthday. we answer. now the ad blur the personal information. panzone says he's taking that serious. >> i had to purchase a life lock membership. i have to make sure that the social security that my number is has been released. it's not like, we made a

no you made a mess for me. >> i'm investigator joe doosey, if you have a problem, let me know. she had a bad feeling. tried to roll up her window but it was too late. a man came at her with a knife and tried to carjack her in downtown phoenix. this is the man police say is blind the -- behind the attack. they say he had a butcher knife. three witnesses for police. it's alarming because we had someone coming back from lunch and it looked like he may have been a little unstable. so we walked a different direction. antonio noriega is in custody on an immigration hold. a chandler firebug behind bars but the clean up could take months for some. joe bartel has the latest. >> reporter: burned cars, a

behind by arson. >> we could stop the neighborhood scrutiny watching everyone doing the tours around the neighborhood. >> reporter: keith vasquez says his backyard was badly burned. he had some nice trucks he was going to fix up but not anymore. the clean up not everyone close to done. but now everyone is breathing a sigh of relief since 31-year- old thomas leper jr. allegedly confessed. >> some ways you feel a little bad for them. but those are things you need to you can't damage other people's property. >> reporter: leper told police he was coming home from the store when he was overcome with an urge to start a fire. he allegedly piled leaves together along a wooden fence in an alley and used the lighter to set the fire back in august. he also confessed to setting a series of other blazes one including a house. >> the rest of the community is at risk.

everyone wondering if they're the ones. >> reporter: leper was arrested for setting fires when he was just 16 years old. also in tempe police tell us they're close to putting together a sketch of the man who robbed and beat up a woman outside a crackers cafe near elliot and priest. they have also been outlooking for surveillance video from near by businesses. two more arrests in our state tonight and this is the letter parents got after a school. pinol county sheriff's making the bust. police asking people not to interact with the posts. they don't even want those posts shared. there are hundreds of protesters outside the eloy detection center right now. abc15's tony walker is looking into their concerns. >> reporter: this protest is just on its way. you can see the long line of cars parked off the side of the

the area. we even met a group here in minneapolis. >> as much as immigration is important to us it's very different to see it in person. and to stand in front of a private prison which our own government is ensuring state and business. >> the prison houses illegal immigrant who is have broken the law. many of them have no access to medical care. others thrown into solitary confinement for just speaking out. the biggest concern is the number of deaths mostly suicide behind bars. i reached out to the department of home homeland security. any detainee that poses a threat is immediately placed under surveillance. i'll have the whole statement on abc15.com.

it's called living at home. until one valley family realized they're not alone. >> sparing lives in the most difficult of situations. the moves to hold police officers accountable for each other's actions. their vote could be

1/3 of people living in arizona are hispanic. and community groups are coming together to have heard. 2016 may be their year to tip the scales. melissa iglesias is showing us how they do it. >> reporter: just minutes ago we saw 25 volunteers leaving this office with stacks of these voter registration forms. they know every person they sign up tonight could be a deciding vote come december. and this is personal for them. when they hear the candidates, they know that these things

their families. >> so families don't have to be scared to be deported or separated and stuff like that. that's one of the major things that i'm doing this. >> earlier today we caught up with volunteers from mi famila vota, they were registering newly sworn in citizens. for years there's been questions about what's legal and what's not on backpage.com. 55-year-old carl ferrer is

trafficking. many of those young girls. >> think about that, your neighbor's girl ran away. she was kidnapped and being sold for sex. and now a man in texas is profiting from that. with hundreds of new recruits about to hit the streets of chicago, the police group wants to make sure that lives are being spared in the most difficult situations. that means the new policy that would require cops to use lethal force. and a buddy system check. if another officer sees a coworker acting out of line they want that officer to step in. this comes as feds investigate the department for the killing of laquan mcdonald. when you see our flags at half staff remember our bright firefighters and all they do. we have lost 67 men and women across the country this year that's what this honor is all

>> tonight we know just how bad a hit the kennedy space center took. most of the damage is to the roofs and windows. scattered debris and electricity disrupted. nasa took off leaving a crew of 116 in place. there were fears the storm would damage a weather satellite but it appears all the equipment is safe. how bad it'll be would you believe fema uses the waffle house index. that's the breakfast restaurants known for staying open no matter what. so when they do close, it's never good. >> the waffle house was open we knew it wasn't too bad. keep going. if it was opened with a limited

lot of power outages. >> that's right. the waffle house shut down 18 of their restaurants. we will be tracking matthew coming up in the next half hour. changes to the forecast that i'm tracking. rain chances headed back in. if you're heading back tonight, you see the clouds back to the west right now. not producing any rain had a gorgeous sunset out there. just a little bit of daylight left. temperatures in the 90s after topping out now the rain chances will be increasing slightly as we go into the overnight hours and overnight lows tonight. when we were in the 60s this morning. we'll be in the 70s valley wide. as we get into the 4:00 hour, we will be bumping that up as we get into the 8:00 hour. a 30% chance through 11:00. as this disturbance moves south across the state. bringing rain chances down slightly.

3:00, 4:00, then rain chances very cloudy. very isolated as we go into the evening. the rain chances again going through tomorrow morning. satellite radar composite begining to show a little bit of that shower activity down across fema county down southeast and southwest of tucson at this hour. that's it. that's what we're seeing those changes now. tucson in the 90s. phoenix in the 90s. 50 in flagstaff. with high clouds through tonight. -- through tonight. wind speeds are going to be picking up. we'll have gust -- we'll have gusts in the 20s. so we're tracking it right now. the futurecast does show best chances for rainfall to the southeast, east through the white mountains and across the

across the valley. tomorrow the fair kicked off today. nice weather out there tonight. might want to watch that forecast if you're trying to get out there tomorrow morning. the afternoon looking okay. breezes again near 20 miles per hour. and sunday will be a little warmer. then we see the 90s weekend long. 96 sunday. lows tonight in the 30s and 40s north. here's a look at highs tomorrow. winslow in the 90s. the family who lives here says they can't escape these type of messes. >> a prized horse in trouble. >> the immediate crisis has been averted. the cardinals have yet to lose three straight games under bruce arians and last night they catch us that way.

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and they get the win. >> i wouldn't say it was a big one i wouldn't say such thing but it was a big one for us. >> we still have a lot of work to do. and we know that. you know, we're focused. trying to get the 3-3. no cardinals football sunday but plenty of college football on saturday. big announcement after ncaa pulls seven championship games in protest of north carolina's so called bathroom bill. fans who bought tickets to that game will get first chance to

the driver of the car slammed clear into a bedroom in clear lake california. the homeowner says this is the second time the home was hit by a car. as for the driver, we're told he is okay. how do we the social media expert weighs in on that creepy clown phenomenon. >> and we have been talking a lot about donald trump tonight but trump is not the only one but trump is not the only one who has to defend himself sheriff paul babeu was headmaster

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in the dark more than a million people are without power in florida as the death toll from hurricane matthew now stands at four. we won't see the true

up there on the east coast. but tonight isabel rosales shows us the flooding in st. augustine florida. >> reporter: this is what st. agustine florida is looking like. the beach is in that direction. and in just a couple of hours this is how much water has taken on the downtown. the big concern for the people listened to the evacuation order is this wind. this intense wind that you can just feel pushing up against your back. take a look in that direction. and you can see exactly the power of this wind knocking down tree branches and just hitting these stores. owners have made some precautions around the area filling up sandbags but let me tell you it just doesn't seem to be doing the job.

as some owners tell me, they do expect for it to get inside and destroy their businesses. now we will continue to move forward here in the downtown area and give a closer look at the amount of damage occurring here. it's expected to get much worse. new tonight a scary discovery for a family after finding this man sleeping in their bed. >> why the family wants the >> joshua forestman does not live in this home, he's not everyone a neighbor. but the homeowner says she remembering him walking around the neighborhood. >> he just was walking around aimlessly. >> for some reason, he decided to make himself at home. >> amy says it wasn't until she walked in from doing yard work

>> i saw men's clothes on the ground. >> reporter: so she decided to go call her husband. >> i said i think there's something in our house. >> he's facing me asleep and i see this man in our bed. >> what's chilling the 2-year- old was asleep and the couple had taken showers in the master bath but forester mesa police were called out and it did take a few hours to get him out of the house. amy says she's not angry she just feels bad for the man. >> yes, scary because we have kid. -- we have kids. but at the same time you never know somebody's stories, and it could have been as simple as that. he just needed a place to sleep. a valley man has a long way to recovery. the family of patrick mergia

a friends tells us local businesses have turned over surveillance to deputies. a community banding together to rescue a horse that fell into a canal today. >> the video just breathtaking but the rescue itself is even more incredible. chris crow has the story. >> reporter: my neighbor says, linda, there's a horse in the canal. i said, what? >> reporter: for 2-1/2 hours linda federer could her 900 pounds arabian horse layed in a canal and unable to get out. >> i had never thought i would have to put a lock on this gate. >> he would hear us and he would get crazy, and he would try to get out but he was just

to lift out the horse. it wasn't long before he was back on his feet. >> it's god's blessing. thank you. that's what i told everybody. but that's the way this neighborhood is. >> the horse does not appear to have any broken bones and is going to be okay. clouds have been rolling in over the last several hours and just a little bit of daylight left but i wanted to show you as you look at that upper level moisture now beginning to move in. you see moisture but it's evaporating before it hits the ground. it's not producing any rain here at the service. dewpoint temperatures here at the service are in the 30s. so falling into some dry air right now. that will be changing as we go into the overnight hours. rain chances again not in our forecast until after the midnight hour. so we'll get into a little bit

real quick for you, temperatures still in the 90s out there. 70s on the way tonight. rain chances hour by hour coming up. powerful images coming in all day. help is on the way from arizona. red cross volunteers fill the truck with your donations and headed to florida this morning. their job, take food, cleaning supplies even stuffed animals into the affected areas. anne johnson says they end up providing so much more for these families. >> they'll be devastated, they won't know what to say. and that's when you give them a smile and say it's going to be okay. we're here to help. >> she kept them safe for weeks providing meals as people pick up the pieces. take plenty of water if you go hiking.

was in the mountains with his son. dad fell, he felt a little dizzy. but rescuers were able to walk him to safety. it's our favorite sites that are spreading messages like this like wildfire. >> kids are seeing these things, adults are seeing these things. they're seeing these creepy clown things and thinking, i'm going to try it in my neighborhood. that's the real hazard here. >> if you plan ongoing through this. think about what a postlike that will mean for others. the less it spreads the faster it'll go away. keep in mind it's not a laughing matter. paradise valley police telling us they're working with area police to make sure these go away. 33 states have been affected by the dramatic hoax. he's done it again. hear what donald trump was saying about women when he didn't know the mic was on.

his owner. but boy was one pet alert at the right time. >> ken in washington state being hailed a hero after alerting his owner about a break-in. striker is banned into some of the areas of his home so when he went into one of those areas, his owner knew that something was wrong. strider now getting a little tune up. that's right. it's the first night to have fun at the fair. you can see this guy. gus gu he started a social media frenzy last year after he went missing from the petting zoo at the arizona state fair. >> i just can't find him. no he was gone. but we were really amazed how everyone, how popular the whole deal got. it was because of that that he was able to be found. >> he is back now. and his keepers are hoping the fame just doesn't go to his

is wecan wednesday. bring three cans to donate. rain chances on the increase. we'll talk about it hour by hour. say it isn't so. more phones exploding. one woman says her phone almost burned down her bedroom. shocking voters. plus the decisions just made. >> from the big screen to chuck- e-cheese, grab your kids. who's got the friday freebie you don't want to miss.

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election and today the u.s. blaming russia. russia denying the claims. federal officials are investigating cyber attacks at the dnc and democratic congressional campaign committee. election systems in at least two states have been breeched. we'll have more on what's just been revealed about the clinton campaign in leaked e-mails just moments away. in democracy, is trying to give a good example and voted early. then his final fundraiser is set for sunday. as for the presidential candidates, hillary clinton is again using donald trump's words against him to say why he's unfit to lead our country. the big headline tonight, trump apologizing after being caught on video back in 2005 making lewd comments about women while his microphone was still on.

to beautiful. i just start kissing them like a magnet. when you're a star they let you do it. you can do anything. >> we apologize for that. that should have been bleeped out. trump calls his comments locker room banter. running mate tim kaine about the remarks. saying makes me sick to my stomach. even more reaction is pouring in now on trump's comments. paul ryan says he is sickened and is calling for trump to show respect for women. ryan saying he will not attend a gop event tomorrow with trump. and no woman should ever be victimized by this kind of

his comments and alone should suffer the consequences. and new hillary clinton e- mails released. the back and forth has some exchanging ideas about how they were quote working to crush the fall out. other exerts of clinton's paid speeches. you can watch it live beginning at 6:00 right here on news 15. eight of the 17 tracks in hoboken will be reopened. investigators say the train was going twice the speed limit of

crashed. because of this a new rule now requires the conductor to join the engineer whenever the train pulls into the station. investigators saying a plane wing was found in an indian ocean island and had a part identifier on it. the flight banished two years ago with 239 people on board. >> we have a new safety alert that affects every one of us on board. of the -- off the road. first it was a galaxy note seven. now you may have to be careful with your iphone.

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last year's team went through. more comradery, more positive reinforcement. we will go 30 high fives in this newscast. >> i was so afraid i was going to miss it. >> the knuckles though aren't in anymore. >> they're going old school, high fives. >> high fives are 70s. >> i dig it. i'm already feeling closer to you guys. we're getting some rain. >> but we're going to start out in the east coast today with the latest on hurricane matthew. you can see the eye just south of georgia. it's a category two storm. last check 109 gusting to132. as it movers closer to -- moves closer to south carolina. it's going to try to head back toward the bahamas and potentially by the middle of

to southern florida. so very interesting situation happening there. we'll still be tracking that. not only tonight, but as we head into next week as well. so a lot more on that but back here closer to home. those rain chances are going up. we have some clouds that have rolled in tonight. rain chances going up after midnight tonight. so if you have plans outdoors this evening, things looking very pleasant. we'll hit the 80s as we go into the 11:00 hour. we look at this hour by hour. clouds continuing to move a disturbance approaches arizona and begins to move through. futurecast picking up on some of those rain chances across the valley by 5:00. best chance of valley rain will be tomorrow. these will be moving to the north and across the high country as we get into the afternoon hour. may see a little bit of sunshine back into that south eastern portion of the state into pinol county. may mean we will see a few isolated thunderstorms. right around 10% but if we do see a few storms down there we

blowing dust in the pinol county area. so we'll be watching that. rain chances 30% through about 10:00 a.m. then 20% through about 2:00. very isolated chances tomorrow night. heavy rain, potentially will be something that we'll be watching out for. at least some pockets of it. over all look for light to moderate rain. a few of those thunderstorms found southeast could produce a little bit of dust. 95 in phoenix. 60s in flagstaff. 33 at the grand canyon. highs tomorrow back in upper 60s. north chance for showers and thunderstorms. quick look at the valley forecast. your east valley forecast lows tonight will be in the 70s. if you're going to the sun devils game, looking dry. your seven day forecast coming up. >> laura, thanks. here's a great way to remember a boxing legend. you can live in his house. muhammad ali spent most of his

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vanessa: anyway, that's probably more detail than you need. but the point is the teachers' union has bent over backwards vanessa: anyway, that's probably more detail than you need. but the who suffers? me. the students. the students -- aren't they supposed to be they're the reason i became a teacher. but, no, it's like everybody's forgotten about them. mm-hmm, mm-hmm. i hear that diaries are still a thing with your generation. do you want a pen? i think i fixed the barbecue grill. oh, dad, thank god! oh, mom needs to vent about her union strike-y thingy, but i have to stop listening. listen, listen. sit down. no, come -- sit, sit. i actually cannot listen to your mom vent. no, but you have to because you married her. i just walked into the kitchen.