a family celebrating graduation now planning a funeral. was the victim forewarned? >> and the elections can be really overwhelming. here in mesa, one group wants to help you stay informed during this election, coming up. >> welcome aboard this tuesday morning. when is the last time you drove to work with the windows down? >> it's been a while. >> but today temperatures are cooler than they were yesterday. check we are down in the low 70s right now. temperatures will drop a little bit further as we go through the morning. keep in mind phoenix is in the low 70s but we have 60s across much of the valley. our high today 95. more on the forecast coming up in a few minutes. right now very light traffic, much different than what we had yesterday morning at this time. you're all green on the freeways including i-17, just

101 to the i-10 stack. no crashes or issues. we had a crash at dobson and u.s. 60 but that's all clear. we'll head to the north part of the valley during the next traffic check. voting begins tomorrow and the race for sheriff is heating up. >> this morning sheriff arpaio facing >> reporter: at 10:00 a.m. here at the federal courthouse, the big question everyone wants to know, will arpaio be criminally charged? this is all for the racial profiling case that dates back years and has cost taxpayers $48 million. he was found guilty of deliberately disobeying court orders, in this case continuing

arpaio admitted to continuing to do that but says it wasn't intentional. if convicted in a federal court, he could face fines and also jail time. back live, we'll be inside the courtroom and keep you updated on what happens. breaking early this morning, maybe you heard the sirens and commotion in mesa. we are on the scene of this, a driver with hi high beams on that it ended in a neighborhood and two people took off running from a car and into a home near broadway and warren. police tried to pull the driver over but he took off. officers decided to back off after he started running red lights at high speed, but a helicopter took over and led the officers rite to them. one suspect needed medical

a driver slammed into a palm tree at 40th street south of mcdowell overnight. no word on the driver's condition. 40th street has reopened. i know he's not known to wear seat belts. there's been a couple times we warned hip of stuff out here. >> now ryan johnson is mourning the loss of his best friend. two teens and a 22-year-old are dead after a fiery crash central avenue and butler. one teen actually got that car as a gift. >> reporter: they did, got that mustang as a graduation gift. i want to show you this, a growing memorial here along central. all the candles here, this is where that mustang hit this tree and ignited on impact. you can see how charred it is here. this morning the families are really just trying to come to

phoenix police say the three were street racing down central and lost control. two were ejected, one had to be cut out of his car. the families are just left shattered. >> he was my sister's first and only son. we're just taking it one step at a time and praying. >> reporter: continues to grow, much larger than it was last night when we were out here. neighbors this morning were asking how fast the young men were going. at this point that's not been determined. we are still waiting to learn the identity of a man accused of attacking state troopers. this is breaking news you saw about 24 hours ago. dps says the man nearly ran

patrol cars. he was shot and killed when the troopers felt threatened. he's accused of breaking into a home and killing a family's dog. he claims his buddy bobby was with him and police say he admitted to the burglary and it may have been an inside job, saying bobby's sister lives at the home and he was the one who ki no word on bobby this morning. late last night we learned the chief deputy was indicted after an information involving rico money. today the applications for section 8 housing will be accepted online starting at 10:00 to thursday night.

income. this is the first time the list has been open since may of 2013 and we have all you need to apply at abc15.com. . beautiful day to hit the hiking trails, but we have a safety alert you need to hear. >> and don't scream for ice cream because a popular brand is in trouble again. >> and things looking good on the 101. we'll take a closer look at the desert drive times. >> off to a

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still have over an hour before the sun comes up. if you're heading out for a hike, there's a warning that someone is targeting vehicles, smashing windows and taking what's inside.

were targeted, smashing and grabbing, so lock those vehicles. and crews are cleaning up after tempe officials say homeless camps keep popping up and leaving all sorts of trash behind here. the city is spending thousands of clean it up. they will be discussing what to do at thursday's city council meeting. the sun is up at 6:30, so you may have to wait a while to get the once that sun is up, we'll see mostly clear skies. we are in the 60s to low 70s across the valley, glendale at 66 degrees. nice to step out this morning. it will be a nice morning but keep in mind we are in for another warm day, temperatures getting back above average. phoenix goes from 72 now to 74 by 8:00, 83 by 10:00 a.m.

90 degrees. that's close to the average high for this time of year. but we'll keep warming above that. today's high, up to 95 degrees. we'll hit that around 3:00 to 4:00. that will be the warmest point in the day. we are tracking a disturbance moving across the state. i'll show you where i'm seeing the sprinkles and where we're seeing changes, coming up in a few minutes. taking a look at the roads including the north valley. just 6 minutes here from 75th avenue to the 17. the 17 still looking really good as well. a look at the east valley, a smooth drive on i-10 at loop 202. it is picking up slightly. i'll break down the rest of the east valley drive in a few minutes. time now 5:10. shots fired on a los angeles freeway leaves one person dead.

before that put so many drivers at risk. >> presidential candidates stealing all the headlines. we are live in mesa with how the state is taking action to make sure you make an educated decision. >> there's an easy way to know if someone hacked into your facebook account. where to look and how to keep it from happening again. >> reporter: this morning the replacement galaxy note 7, the phone that allegedly di >> i saw a small burst, then it started to smoke, sizzle and burn. >> reporter: now the subject of a new government warning. regulators tell every galaxy note 7 owner, even those with the new replacement, to power down and stop using the phones immediately, after reports of at least five fires with the

>> a thousand what-ifs ran through my head, what if my son or daughter was playing with it, what if it was in my pocket? >> and we'll have more coming

. the election is dominating headlines but there are a lot of ballot propositions and other decisions that make a difference in your life. megan thompson is live in mesa with how you can get help in making those choices. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. it can be really overwhelming. i'm sure most of you at home have a big booklet to look

public library will be hosting a town hall aimed at clearing up the confusion and allowing you to ask some questions you may have. the office is inviting groups from both sides of the aisle to pitch why you should vote a certain way. they believe events like this make people more comfortable going to the polls or casting a ballot. the secretary of state says she hopes you'll take advantage of it because it's free and open the anyone. we have the information on the screen here. this is happening tonight at 5:30 at the mesa public library near country club and main. it could be a very good idea to take advantage of that tonight. this is the last one that's going to be happening in the phoenix area. we have more information at abc15.com. megan thompson, abc 15 news. back to the abc 15 live

getting underway in l.a. this happened on i-5 in irvine. authorities got a call about somebody running in the northbound lanes then switched to the southbound lanes when he was hit. officers say when they arrived to check on the man, he was on his feet and started fighting with the officers. california highway patrol then opened fire and killed that man. the shooting caused significant traffic backups there. across the nation, one man recovering after an encounter with two bears in california. he was hiking when a brown bear approached and he started walking backwards to escape. that is when the second bear that was behind him attacked. the bite marks on his neck, and surprisingly he was able to get away. there are more than 400 possible cases of mumps and the

reported at least one case from their school. any student without an mmr vaccine is required to stay home at least 26 days unless they get vaccinated. students in chicago are heading to class but they didn't know if teachers were going to show up. the chicago teachers union will not go on strike in the nation's third largest school district. a last minute agreement was met last night. it's been a rough go for california with the drough wildfires. this latest brush fire, it's growing in napa county. video shows people forced to evacuate because the small fire is threatening homes and wineries there. it's about 50 acres in size but it is burning right now and could change quickly. always important to watch the fires, be sure they don't

blue bell just can't catch a break here, now recalling all the ice cream products that contain cookie dough. it is available in 16 states and you may know somebody who enjoys it. the recall comes after an iowa- based company recalled cookie dough due to contamination. this is not connected to the recall we told you about yesterday involving those nestli ice cream cones. it may not feel like fall here yet but some spots are beautiful right now. >> we enjoy the picture from the folks in the high country when they send them to us, to get a taste of that fall. this one, i had to share it with you. kevin took this near sunrise. just picturesque and beautiful

change colors. certainly not feeling like fall back here in the valley, but again, we love to see those pictures an share them with everybody else. send them to share@abc15.com. we have very nice conditions this morning and this afternoon we're back above average again. starting with 72 degrees and mostly clear skies right now. we'll keep clear skies in the forecast throughout the afternoon with temperatures warming back to 90 degrees by lunchtime, and today's high 95. another warm day on tap, putting temperatures about 4 degrees above average for this time of year. we'll feel the mid-90s all across the valley today. we are tracking a disturbance moving across the state today but you won't notice it. we have a few sprinkles up north but the clouds will thin out throughout the day.

sprinkle this morning, it's a dry day as this disturbance clips northern arizona. the valley staying dry here and really over the next 72 hours as we look at the futurecast. we are tracking another disturbance that will move through tomorrow, but again, you're barely going to notice it. we'll see some passing high clouds at times over the next few days. we are dry through the end of the week into the weekend with temperatures staying above average over the we'll have a drop in the highs on thursday, still above average. mid-90s going into the weekend. the good news, we are dropping morning temperatures in the mid- to upper 60s each morning. we'll talk about the air quality changes next. still green on the valley freeways, no crashes to worry about right now.

had was dobson at u.s. 60, which is all clear. our freeways are nice and light, including the 202, 11 minutes desert drive time here westbound heading toward the mini stack. even those transition ramps are problem-free as well. our live driver is out and about this morning, i-10 traveling westbound right now. you can see light traffic here. i-10 eastbound near 83rd picking up. we'll take a closer look at that in just a few minutes. stay with us. >> reporter: live in phoenix, a growing memorial for three young men killed in a fiery crash. this morning we are hearing from family and their message about wearing seat belts.

. good morning. joe ducey here. has your facebook account been hacked? most of us know we have been breached when we see posts and messages that are not ours. but there's a system you can look and see where you have logged out. go to the where you've logged

settings. you should see home and work computers and familiar devices. >> if you see something in tennessee and you don't know anybody in tennessee, you'll know. every time facebook sees a new log-in from a new machine, they don't recognize it and they will send you a special code to your smartphone. once you have basically put that in, you can say from now on, don't ask me on this. >> reporter: and use different names and passwords for online accounts and change them frequently. thursday, october 20th, 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the tempe marketplace stage, join us then. preparing to fast and pray for atonement. tonight the beginning of yom

of the jewish year. this is video of men and women gathering at the western wall in jerusalem to fast and pray. flu season is officially here. over the next few months thousands of people will likely get it. there are ways to stop the spread. >> the most important thing people can do the minimize the impact of flu season is get vaccinated. >> doctors say the strain of flu is likely to change midway through the season and some strains are more severe than others. also remember to wash your hands and stay home if you're not feeling well. coming up, we'll talk about which pollutants are higher in the air quality, in just a few minutes. >> and the drive on i-10 at 83rd avenue slowing down. we'll break down the commute.

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. he takes a tough stance on illegal immigration but could that land sheriff arpaio behind bars? >> and hillary clinton and donald trump can't get along. in a new poll, they are both fighting over this one. >> reporter: like many others, i once voted for john mccain. >> now she says the senator has changed and he couldn't more. voters just hours away from filling out early ballots. it is 5:30 a.m. this tuesday. >> and we want you to get out the door on time. mallory, how are the roads? >> so far so good. starting to see a delay on the 10 back at 83rd avenue, steady stream of headlights coming in. we'll have a closer look here. you'll start to see the brake lights around 83rd avenue, a

51st. then it picks up between 43rd and 59th avenue. the rest of the valley, very quiet, including the 101 and 202. we'll look at i-17 next. welcome to october in phoenix, where you can drive to work with the windows down because it's nice and cool but this afternoon you'll need that ac. that's what's on tap for us today. we are in the 60s and 70s today, a little bit of a cooler morning mostly clear skies. we have 90s in the forecast this afternoon. we have the hour by hour breakdown, next. >> reporter: we are live outside federal court where sheriff joe arpaio will be in court today. we are waiting on the u.s. attorney's office to decide whether or not to criminally charge sheriff arpaio after he

deputies continued to pull over latinos. will his tough stance land him on the other side of the law? this hearing is set for 10:00 this morning. we'll keep you updated on what happens. and we'll have a lot of rallies outside the courtroom today starting at 10:30 a.m. there is one group called stop arpaio who believes he should no longer be sheriff. back to you guys. breaking overnight, a flight from phoenix making an emergency landing. this is a look at the path of this flight leaving phoenix. this jet blue flight 602, somebody on board had a medical

the plane and the plane continues onto boston. no update on their condition. back at home, a man is recovering after being hit by a car at 19th and dunlap. he was in a wheelchair when he was hit. the driver did stay on the scene. officers say impairment does not appear to be a factor at this point. mesa police need your help identifying this man. he's no joker. they are hunting the batman. they say this guy pm near country club and university, and then showed his gun to the clerk. she was so scared she couldn't open the register, so he grabbed some snacks and took off. the gloves couldn't cover that tattoo on his left arm there. if you have information on who he is, call mesa police. this morning two young

disappeared in phoenix. officers are talking with one 8- year-old's mom's boyfriend. officers say the boyfriend failed to report her missing until 48 hours later. then in mesa, a 9-year-old, police say she ran away from home. jade coyle walked home. we're told she had a change of clothes and a phone. a memorial is three young men were killed in a fiery crash. officers believe they were street racing. >> reporter: mixed in with this memorial, there are still a lot of car parts. you can see this growing memorial here. it just continues to grow from last night. and you can see the charred tree here. this is where one of the cars

on impact. some neighbors came out here, pulling the men away from that vehicle. this morning we are hearing from family and friends of the young men. two were ejected, not wearing seat belts. the damage to the vehicles were so bad that police had to use vin numbers to figure out what kind of car it was. family members say they tried to warn their loved one that not wearing his seat belt extremely dangerous. >> to always wear your seat belts. they say it's the law. wear it for safety. you never know when somebody is going to cut you off or something. that's what they're for. >> reporter: family members in tears as they looked at the spot where theiloved ones died. we are waiting to hear more

speed of the drivers as well. one valley father says he is doing the right thing but police say otherwise. brad porter jr. says his family has been homeless since 2014 and a friend gave him the idea to gamble his last few dollars in hopes of getting the family a room for the night. >> decisions, you know. >> reporter: when they went to check on the boy, their car was surrounded by rescue workers. officers say the two reeked of alcohol and found a container of marijuana. maybe you heard the sirens in the tempe area. this was the scene early this morning, firefighters rushing to the house fire near i-10 and baseline. we're told the home is

act fast. they were successful in keeping the flames from spreading. no one was injured. the stafford area still trying to dry out after a storm over the weekend slammed the area. the school districts there have been closed for two weeks after major flooding in several school buildings. see the water in the classrooms? we are hearing from the superintendent in stafford, who says meantime they will just try and >> just found out from our food service company that we'll offer breakfast, lunch, and hopefully dinner to students and families in the cafeteria just like the summer program, so that should be a huge problem. >> schools there plan to reopen on the 24th of this month. students in glendale will

they have been closed for a couple of weeks because of repair crews fixing cracks and structural problems with buildings. we have breaking news of a fire burning in germany. this is burning at a historic high-rise in germany. i just pulled up the video. i'm going to hit the play button here and we'll watch it together. look at the flames and the smoke there, downtown berlin. this is a spinning on the top. the concern, if the top of that roof collapses, that emblem is 33,000 pounds. we'll keep a close eye on this. time now 5:37. our temperatures are down to 72 in phoenix. it's a nice morning, mostly clear skies, maybe a few clouds still lingering as the sun comes up. but today we'll have abundant

warming back in the 90s by this afternoon. enjoy the cooler temperatures this morning. we're up to 83 by 10:00 a.m. and back in the 90s by lunchtime. sunny and dry conditions in the afternoon with a high of 95 today, putting us about 4 degrees above the average for this time of year. temperatures will drop back in the 80s but not till after sunset, which is just before 6:00 this evening. we're down to89 by 7:00 with clear skies in place. as we get the abundant sunshine and fairly light winds, the ozone concentrations and dust and smoke particles, those will be inching back up into the moderate range. you may notice that haze across the valley as we get that inversion layer with the pollutants being trapped near the surface. we'll notice that over the next few days but no major air quality alerts. we'll talk temperatures in a few minutes. the north valley commute

101 right now. even transitioning to the 51 or 17, you're good to go. i-17 around the durango curve, getting a little busy near the stack. east valley, picking up near greenville. we'll break down the east valley drive including u.s. 60 in just a a third grader unfairly targeted, but by who? how her mother is fighting back this morning. >> and the arguments over victory continue after a new poll is released involving the

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i will continue to be known as the maverick. >> john mccain is still running for president. i'm running to be arizona's senator. >> john mccain and ann kirkpatrick squaring off in person, sparring over the affordable care act. she says she wants to fix it, he says scrap it. he also called for drone technology at the border and more manpower. kirkpatrick says immigration reform is key and will benefit the economy. the most heated topic of night, the race for president. >> do you trust donald trump ice finger on the nuclear arsenal? >> isn't that kind of a nonsense question? i've said i don't support him. do you support hillary clinton's finger on the nuclear button? >> i do. >> you want to continue to support someone who's continuously lied to the

>> he said during the debate that he may be writing in lindsey graham for president. stay tuned. maybe he'll let us know if he goes forward with that. and hillary clinton and donald trump have a new poll out this morning. according to this poll, clinton was declared the winner of the most recent debate. gary johnson came in and he wasn't even in the debate. donald trump sent out this tweet: the next debate is

we'll have a little more on information just released by wikileaks. give us a minute and i'll get back to that. >> and we have a lot of ballot choices here. town halls will be held in payson this morning at 11:00, then at mesa public library at 5:30 p.m. major decisions also on the ballot in flagstaff, as they decide whether or not to fund mountain lion another decade, and if the city should sell bonds to build a new municipal court building. the five candidates running for corporation commission will try and woo voters tonight in phoenix. they are all vying for three open seats. the debate starts at 5:00 p.m. and it is not open to the

channel 8. more than 700,000 people right now without power in the southeast after hurricane matthew, and the death toll is up to 22. right now the big concern is the flooding you see there. president obama signed a disaster declaration for 10 counties in north carolina. >> in florida, a federal judge issued a one-day extension for voters there. more arguments on if that extension should be even longer. the state's governor urged 1.1 million people to evacuate before that storm. one mom says her daughter was bullied in the classroom and not by students. the third graders were told to

students distracting them from learning. one of the students picked was her daughter. >> to me it's bullying at its worst, not just the teacher passing it off but also teaching the kids to judge other kids. >> that's tough. the little girl was upset and administrators say they are adjusting class sizes. breaking news we just told you about involving clinton. wikileaks has just done another document dump. a new series of e-mails came in moments ago. these are from hillary clinton's campaign chairman. i'm trying to pull them up right now. there's about almost 2,000 -- actually, about 1200 new e- mails have been released. this happened just seconds ago. i told you i'd let you know. we are sifting through them and

find. will the glow of the neon lights be enough to lure the raiders away from the bay area? commissioners made their pitch to lawmakers in carson city. public funding for the stadium could house the raiders but opponents call it a million taxpayer move. the nfl commissioner is also against that idea. she is america's golden girl but a bit of a stumble last night. jana kramer opened up about an

past. she's live on good morning america talking about who got her through it. let's talk about the 60s we are waking up to in much of the valley. phoenix milder with 72 right now, but we are down to 64 in mesa now, upper 60s in scottsdale and goodyear. we are waking up to mostly clear skies on the desert doppler, quiet across the we have a few sprinkles well off to our north along the arizona border. that is really it here this morning. we'll be tracking a disturbance that moves across the northern pocket of our state today. it will bring breezes up north but don't expect any more rain. we'll clear the rain chances out as well. here in the valley, we don't even notice that. mostly clear skies through the

to moving across but still we are looking dry through the day tomorrow, even into thursday. so not going to see any rain chances looks like in the immediate future. up north, if you're driving in the high country, winds are stronger, gusting up to 30 miles an hour. here in phoenix they are out of the west southwest just 5 to 10 miles an hour. the high today up to 95 degrees, so another warm day on tap. temperatures stay in the 90s through the end of morning temperatures, we are dropping into the 60s as we head toward the end of the week. we'll talk about how cool it will feel once you step outside in just a few minutes. southbound side of i-17, we looked at that a few minutes ago. now on the northbound side near 7th avenue, we are a crash slowing that right lane down. stay to the left to get by. it's also slowing the onramp down. 19th avenue could be a good

and the southbound side of i-17 around indian school, slowing there. east valley still light as far as the freeways go. we'll have a closer look at the 10 in the west valley because we have delays there. a look at the desert drive times, next. disney is kind of on a roll venturing into a whole new world here. aladdin now getting a live action we don't have a release date yet. guy ritchie is being brought on as the director moving forward. interesting. and two disney stars are helping couples get married. disney is celebrating 25 years in the wedding business. right now two wedding gowns inspired by disney princesses

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no candy for creepy clowns in denver this year. >> it will be tough to word but we're definitely going to put something up. >> that mother of three is refusing to give treats to kids dressed in clown costume. at least one of her neighbors feels she may be going too far because his son plans to make

his own clown mask. the clown controversy continues. >> what about zombies? they're okay. >> what if it's not a scary clown? >> only happy clowns. well, we have warm days on tap. how cool it will feel with the bus stop forecast, next. >> and the crash i-17 at 7th avenue, that's clear but we still have delays on the 17. i'll map it out next. >> and sheriff arpaio heading back we'll have the latest information. >> is it possible there is more information on the way for donald trump? why friday's leaked tapes may not be the last one to rock the political world. >> and is there no allegiance for allegiant area? why flying out of mesa could get grounded. and we'll have a live look at

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>> and new fallout over leaked tapes of donald trump, and hillary clinton's e-mails now leaked. >> and flight attendants at a popular airline rejecting their latest contract. first, let's get ready with the bus stop forecast. temperatures are cooler, now down to 70 in phoenix and a lot of 60s in the valley. walk to the bus stop this morning. this afternoon we are in for another warm day. the hour by hour forecast and when we'll get into the 90s, next. no big problems on the freeway right now. we have delays on the 10 and the 17. this is northbound 17 at 7th avenue. looks like they just cleared this. you can see a little slowing there. southbound it is slow around