>> 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

the 10 in the west valley in a few minutes. it's an important day today for the toughest sheriff in america. he is facing challenges both at the polls and in the courtroom. a hearing is happening this morning and some are saying the timing is really interesting. >> reporter: that's right, because tomorrow early voting begins and arpaio is reelection. a federal judge recently told arpaio to stop pulling over latinos but he didn't listen and he admits now that he violated the court orders but says it was not intentional. the decision lies with the same judge who handled the sb 1070

and we'll keep you updated on what happens. breaking overnight, a driver in mesa had his high beams on. police get suspicious and that led to a pursuit, after which two people bailed out and ran into a buddy's home near broadway. police tried to pull the driver over, driving around with the brights on. he decided to take off and officers backed off because h high speed. a helicopter followed him, led officers right to him. one of them needed medical attention. we don't know why. meanwhile, a bad crash in phoenix. a driver slammed head-on into a palm tree at 40th street and mcdowell. no word on the driver's condition. 40th street has since reopened. this morning we are waiting to learn the name of a man shot

ran over a dps trooper. we are told troopers shot and killed him because he was a clear threat. a memorial is growing this morning for three young men killed in a street racing crash. this morning the victim's family is sharing a warning for every parent in the valley. >> memorial here with all the candles. this is where one of the cars hit this tree and ignited on impact. you can see how charred it is. two of those young men were not wearing seat belts. >> he's not known to wear seat belts. there's been a couple times where we warned him about the standoff that happens out here. i wish he was a little more careful. >> reporter: police say the two cars were going extremely fast

on separate sides of 7th avenue. one young man got his mustang as a graduation gift, but the damage was so bad, police had to use vin numbers to figure out what type of car they were actually dealing with. it's not clear how fast the young men were going. an arrest made in a home break-in in phoenix where a family's dog was killed. police they say he admitted to the burglary there, as well as using a stolen credit card. but he claims his friend bobby was with him, and that bobby is the one who shot the dog. he also claims bobby's sister lives in the home they burglarized. there are some reports that more trump tapes could be released, and the nominee is

release the footage and he is in florida today attending a rally in the state. clinton is also in florida today, campaigning with al gore. this comes as wikileaks released more e-mails, the second hack in four days. one e-mail claims a clinton aide referred to chelsea clinton as a spoiled brat. clinton warns the have been altered or edited. allegiant airlines facing more problems. flight attendants rejected the airline's latest contract offer and now are threatening to strike. we don't have any plans as of yet for a pending strike. the group wants a pay raise, better benefits and more sick time. the supreme court will start hearing arguments in the patent dispute between samsung

apple for copying the iphone's distinct look? they paid $548 million last december but will argue it shouldn't have to pay the entire payout. more bad news for samsung, stocks falling overnight after the major alert for customers. customers are being asked to power down and turn off the galaxy note 7 smartphones. this comes a day after company halted production of the glitchy devices. gma has more on this starting at 7:00. more arrests made in the controversial south dakota pipeline case. 26 people were arrested yesterday and they were all charged with criminal protesting. the pipeline would carry crude oil across south dakota and

several native american tribes say this would ruin sacred land. this is cell phone video after someone smashed through a wall in kansas city. police say the driver of an old chevy made it halfway into the store, causing thousands in damage. nobody was hurt and the driver was arrested. i-10 at 67th avenue, we had a stall there that just cleared but we still have delays there. we'll take a look at drive times. >> and hurricane matthew making an impact on the valley here. it's a devastating storm but could it be bringing more business to arizona this season? >> and it is a nice 70 degrees this morning but if you're heading out soon, we'll break

t i learned as a police officer and a businessman you should never abuse people's trust. unfortunately, today too many politicians either serve their party or themselves, and arizona families suffer. $28,000 of taxpayer money at a five-star resort and was questioned by the fbi for using public money to promote himself. o'halleran: i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this message,

. take a look at the roads. we have a new crash on the 17.

dunlap. that crash was blocking the left lane but they are doing that traffic break, clearing the crash off. so that's good news, but you'll still have extra slowing on i- 17 southbound there. take a look at the 10, 25 minutes desert drive time. this will slow you down from the 101 to the 17. it really doesn't start to slow down till you're closer to 75th avenue or so. we'll head to the north part the valley next. you'll enjoy clear skies and comfortable temperatures this morning. look at this time lapse, nothing but quiet conditions here overnight. clear skies allowing those temperatures to get down in the 60s and 70s this morning. it will feel great if you have plans for a bike ride or a hike this morning, or maybe heading out for a run. keep in mind we'll warm back into the 90s but not till this afternoon. 80s begin by 10:00 this

the 70s, we're going from 70 now to 78 by 9:00. so clear skies then the 80s move in, and we're back in the 90s after lunch. 90 by noon and the high today 95 degrees, winds out of the west southwest this afternoon 5 to 10 miles an hour. highs will be a few degrees above that average of 91. again, another warm afternoon. but we have some changes in the forest we'll talk about the morning temperatures, coming up in a few minutes. their goal, to make you feel comfortable going to the polls. how the state is taking action for your to get ballot questions answered. and breaking overnight, suspicious activity being reported coming out of north carolina. why do you care? it ?

od meal is about more than just how it tastes. it's about how it makes you feel. ? 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, students and parents testified about it, and a judge ordered it to stop. live and function as a normal human being. i'll end with that, thank you so much.

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good morning, everybody. quarter after 6:00 as you wake up this morning. early voting is going to begin soon and megan thompson is live >> reporter: it can be so confusing with signs and commercials bombarding us every day. right behind these doors at the mesa public library, there will be a town hall tonight. the goal, to make you feel more comfortable when voting and more confident. they have also invited known supporters and opposers for the

their thoughts an answer some questions. this may be crucial as a voter. proposition 205 is the decision to legalize recreational marijuana. you have to vote yes or no on that. plus, prop 206 is asking you to up the minimum wage over the next few years. those issues can raise a lot of questions. the meeting tonight, it will be the last one in the phoenix area. they have been having them across the state and will the last one here before election day. if you want to come out, please do so. we have all the information at abc15.com. we have a warning if you're heading south of the valley to go hiking. two popular trails are closed because of an increase in bear activity. no one has been hurt but officials say the trails won't reopen until the bears are caught. this morning we are

bear attack in california. >> we are hearing from the man attacked by not one but two bears. . came across a bear. he started backing up but didn't realize he was going toward another bear. that knocked him to the ground and he is going to recover. officials are hunting those bears now. an oregon surfer is recovering after being attacked by a shark. he was pulled from the water yesterday afternoon and air lifted to the hospital in serious condition. signs are posted along the

>> those shark attacks, rare and scary. breaking overnight, intelligence agencies in the u.s. and south korea revealing new images from north korea pointed to a possible rocket launch in the coming weeks, maybe even around the united states presidential election. the new images apparently show crates on the launch pad near vehicles in the fueling area. the spot where previous rockets were tested is taking place. the u.s. and south korea are now stepping up military drills. north korea typically doesn't care about that at all. new information after an amber alert in florida. the missing 4-year-old girl was found safe 800 miles from home and will be reunited with her family later today. authorities say she was kidnapped by a family friend and taken to memphis.

caught on surveillance video. that suspect is in custody right now. while you were sleeping, the chicago teachers union reached a tentative contract agreement minutes before the deadline, preventing the second major strike for chicago teachers since 2012. temperatures this morning, you'll notice a little bit of a difference when you step outside. we are running a few degrees cooler than this time yesterday. we are talking about 3 to 6 degrees cooler in phoenix deer valley, and many of us are waking up to temperatures in the 60s. it's great if you plan to get outdoors early this morning. it's 64 in mesa and chandler, mid-60s in deer valley. today a nice day but it will be another warm one. so right now, sitting at 70 in phoenix. we'll stay in the 70s through about the 8:00 hour, even 9:00.

80s and we're back in the 90s by lunchtime. today's high 95 degrees, putting us about 4 degrees above average for this time of year. warmest point of day will be around 3:00 to 4:00. after sunset the temperatures start to cool and we're back down to 84 by 9:00. clear skies for the valley, light winds 5 to 10 miles an hour by this afternoon. across northern arizona, we'll feel some stronger breezes gu as a disturbance clips by the northern half of the state. we won't see any rain from it. as clouds clear, nothing but sunshine today. tomorrow another sunny day and the forecast looks to stay dry through the end of the week, even into the weekend for the valley and the high country. so we have sunny skies on tap through the end of the week with highs in the 90s. those morning temperatures will get cooler over the next few

air quality next. we have a new crash here on loop 303 southbound at grand avenue. traffic is light here, not really blocking anything. i think you'll be good there, not too much slowing. no slowing on the 101 either. this is eastbound from the 17 to the 51. really the bulk of the delays will be on the 10 out in the west valley. you'll also see a little bit on the 17. we showed you this crash that's now completely on the hand side there. i-17 southbound at dunlap, expect a little traffic jam between thunderbird and dunlap this morning. we'll have a closer look at the i-10 drive next. still ahead, an airline emergency. somebody gets extremely sick 30,000 feet in the air. what happened overnight on the flight from phoenix. this masked man caught on camera causing chaos for a store clerk.

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it is believed the thieves dropped it during their getaway. police are now analyzing it for fingerprints. no arrests have been made. a growing trend in new jersey is getting attention as towns show support for bullies by painting blue linens on the streets. this in response to protests over police use of force. >> they run really great programs for the kids during the summer t. police academy, junior police academy, i've always efforts. >> so far a handful of those thin blue lines have been painted and more could soon follow. police say they appreciate the public show of support. arkansas is dealing with 427 suspected cases of the mumps, many in children. at least 30 schools have reported at least one case to the health department and they are now requiring every student have the mmr vaccine or they

a lot of researchers are shocked to learn major health organizations are getting funding from soda companies. coca-cola and pepsi sponsored at least 96 health groups in the past four years. some worry it could have skewed measures aimed at cutting sugar consumption. would you let someone tattoo you without knowing what it was? >> if you temporary maybe. but people lined up in london for the opportunity to allow a famous artist to give them a mystery tattoo. participants had to stick their arms through a wall and live with whatever they got. all 18 people were happy with their new ink. >> reporter: we are live in

were killed in a fiery crash. this morning we are hearing from their families. >> and we'll map out the hot spots for the morning drive. >> and wikileaks has done another document dump, involving leaders here in arizona. >> and nice clear skies over the valley right now but you could notice the so, can i see you again...

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started, heading into work today we have temperatures in the 60s and 70s. but we'll be warming into the 90s by lunchtime with a high of 95. your drive home in the low 90s, a sunny and warm day. we'll talk about air quality changes we'll see, coming up in a few minutes. delays this morning on the roads are exactly where you would expect, i-10 in the west valley. we have a crash i-17 southbound at dunl it's off to the side but you're slow back to about thunderbird or so. definitely a little bit of a traffic jam there. we'll look at the east valley commute and slowing on the 10 coming up in a few minutes. early voting begins tomorrow. sheriff joe arpaio's attention today will turn from the campaign to the courthouse. a key hearing this morning, and katie connor is live in front of federal court, where the

center. >> reporter: that's right. the big question this morning, will sheriff arpaio be criminally charged. arpaio admits he violated court orders but said it was not intentional. the judge didn't buy it that judge recommended criminal charges, taking us to today. back out here live, we'll be inside the courtroom for the hearing. if convicted, he could face jail time. breaking overnight, a flight from phoenix makes an emergency landing. this is a look at the flight path leaving phoenix, heading to boston, then turning to get to denver immediately.

on board had a medical emergency. we are not sure what that was. the passenger was taken off the plane safely. back at home, a man is recovering after being hit by a car at 19th avenue and dunlap. he was in a wheelchair when he was hit. it's unsure if he was in the crosswalk. the driver stayed on the scene and officers say impairment doesn't appear to be a factor. mesa pd is looking for this guy. see this? he's dressed like the dark knight. he's got the mask and gloves. investigators tell us he tried to rob an ampm near country club and university but only got away with snacks because the clerk was so rattled she couldn't get the register open. he's got a tattoo on his left arm. if you recognize that, contact police. street racing is blamed for a violent crash that left no survivors. three young lives taken, and

learn from this deadly mistake. justin, families have been showing up there? >> reporter: yes, they have been. you talk about a violent crash and really this tree shows how violent this crash was. a ford mustang just wrapped around this tree, igniting on impact. you can see this growing memorial here. families are really left to come to terms with all this as three young men lost their lives. two of t wearing their seat belts because they were ejected. the damage to those vehicles were so extensive that police had to use vin numbers to identify what kind of car it actually was. family members had tried to talk to their loved ones about wearing seat belts. >> to always wear your seat belts. and they say it's the law. wear it for safety.

going to cut you off or something. but that's what the seat belts were meant for. >> reporter: this morning we are finding out one of the cars was given that that young man as a graduation present. we are waiting to hear from police how fast the young men were going. i will continue to be known as the maverick. >> john mccain is still running for president. i'm running to senator. >> senator john mccain and representative ann kirkpatrick squaring off in person with their only debate last night. she wants to fix the affordable care act and he says scrap it. >> do you trust donald trump's finger on the nuclear arsenal, yes or no? >> 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

>> okay. you want to continue to support someone who's continuously lied to the american people. . >> mccain also called for new drone technology at the border and more manpower. kirkpatrick says border control is key and will benefit the country. this is new happening right now. wikileaks did a document dump, releasing more mails. they followed through on that. within the past hour or so, the third batch of documents tied to hillary clinton's campaign chairman john podesta. this is one we just found, from ann kirkpatrick or her staff. it's sent to him saying, i'm sorry for the news for repeating myself. andy just accepted a massive personal check from one of the

be used to smear my record across arizona. it goes onto ask for his support. from 2014, i want to point this out. that's when she was running against tobin for district 1. something else noteworthy, i don't know if this was a blanket e-mail that went out to everybody on her e-mail chain. that's something we are working to authenticate. this morning we are hoping to learn more about what happened after an 8-year-old is found safe. her mom's boyfriend was supposed to be watching her and police spent two days searching for her before she was found swimming at a friend's house. no charges yet. a 9-year-old girl from mesa also safe.

anywhere else, the 9-year-old jade coyle reported missing sunday night. she was considered an endangered runaway but she walked home in the morning. she had a change of clothes and a phone with her. we'll keep you posted on these two cases. frustration is growing right now involving haiti. crews are still going through the debris, the island now dealing with this dage seeing a surge in cholera cases. it's estimated 1.4 million people are in need of some type of assistance. when you look at that and think about humanity, your heartbreaks. >> we were talking about how haiti got hit so much harder than the dominican republic. they are still waiting for relief supplies to arrive in

working hard to get food, medicine, fresh water. $121million in aid has been approved for haiti. the problem is many roads have been destroyed and it's nearly impossible to get to the far reaches of the island. a new report says hurricane matthew actually hurt tourism in florida and the south, and a lot of people vacationing there are looking for visit. arizona is among the zika-free destinations and there is a boos of out of state visitors coming our way. a state of emergency remains in effect across the carolinas. thousands are still out of their homes and water in many areas is still rising. in north carolina, a lot of people are worried the water

this week. neighborhoods there could still see more water. people there say this is taking an emotional toll on them. dozens of roads and highways are also still closed. . great to see the views from the high country with the leaves changing. not really here yet. >> i know. the mornings are nice but the afternoons are warm, typical for october. that's what we'll see again today. we have mostly clear skies across as you get ready to step outside, plenty of sunshine here as we look live to the camelback mountains. we have 60s across the valley when you step outside. today will be another warm one, back in the 90s by the lunch hour with a high today of 95. that's about 4 degrees above average for this time of year. something else that's changing,

it's getting a little worse and we'll see higher concentrations of ozone, dust and smoke in the air. that's due to all the sunshine and how stagnant our air mass is without the strong wind to clear out the pollutants. so you may notice a haze across the valley, maybe that brown haze as you're driving into work. we'll need rainfall to clear that out. your weather word of the day is magic. of course because it's disney. now let's talk about disturbances moving through, coming up in just a few minutes. drivers in chandler, this morning you'll have to hit the brakes on i-10 westbound near the 202. delays are extending at this point. we were seeing this about 15 minutes ago but now they're

elliott. this is a look from the big map, what you can expect here. also loop 101 northbound near guadeloupe, some delays. still 30 minutes for eastbound drivers from 75th avenue to the mini stack. it's slow and go most of that way. once you hit the tunnel or past the tunnel, it eases up. north valley drivers, eastbound near 17 slowing down. we'll have a closer look at drive times next.

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. it's time for early voters to start deciding which controversial propositions will make the cut this election season. megan thompson is trying to make it easier for you, live in mesa. >> reporter: i'm sure many of you that has everything listed out. it can be confusing. the secretary of state's office is hosting a town hall here tonight at the mesa public library at country club and main. they are inviting groups from both sides of the aisle to pitch you why you should vote their way. they believe event like this for education make people feel more comfortable about their

they hope many will take advantage of this because it is free and open to anyone. we have the information on the screen right now. there are two events today and this one is at 5:30 p.m. if you're in the phoenix area, this one in mesa will be the last one in the area, so take advantage of it. we have information on all the locations at abc15.com. back to you. news, a live look at los angeles. this fire is burning, 25,000 people there without power. it looks like a structure fire. this is an old exxon refinery here. that flare-up, sometimes they set off the flare to alleviate

shaking a coke bottle. you have to alleviate the pressure or something devastating can happen. that looks like that's what happened there. police say someone smashed the window of four cars then stole enough inside, all around this time yesterday morning. it was pretty early, prime time for hikers on the trail. police are reminding you to take any valuables with you or hide them. don't leave them in plain sight. it valley's most picturesque spots but it can be an eyesore, tempe constantly dealing with homeless camps. the city spends thousands to clean it up but the city council plans to discuss different options to clean up those camps on thursday. health headlines this morning, some people like to burn off anger with a good

a new study shows intense exercise when you're stressed can triple your risk of having a heart attack within an hour. that's highest between 6:00 p.m. and midnight. children who lose a parent to death or a breakup may be more than twice as likely to smoke, 36% more likely to start drinking by the age of 11 than kids who home. saks fifth avenue is opening thursday morning at 10:00 a.m. to offer luxury brands. they have similar locations in phoenix and glendale. let's peer behind the curtain a little bit. handshakes and fist bumps are a way of life here.

of chemistry will lead to a championship. >> we are being serious. a professor of psychology at uc berkeley studies teams around the nba and found the teams that have more physical contact win more games. the stats don't lie. the suns are coming off a terrible season of course, winning just 23 games. we have to try everything we can. >> there's a lot of superstition in sports, too. i >> whatever it takes. they've been doing yoga as a team, too. looking forward to the season. let's talk about the forecast right now, 6:49 and nothing but clear skies across the valley. we have dry conditions on the desert doppler, still watching a few sprinkles across northern arizona. that's the only spot we are seeing activity across the state. a disturbance moving across northern arizona today but the

today and here in the valley we won't even notice it. we have clear skies through the evening. tomorrow all clear and dry as another disturbance moves through. again, we won't really feel it, at times just some passing high clouds. otherwise dry conditions really through the end of the week and into the weekend. if you want to make early plans for the weekend, we'll have dry weather but temperatures will stay on the warm side. it will be breezy northern arizona with gusts up to 30 miles an hour today. plan on light winds in the valley and highs in the mid- 90s. we'll talk about the cooler temperatures coming up in the full forecast. let's take a look at the north valley. we are up to about 60 minutes here eastbound on the 101 from about the 17 to the 51. by the time you hit 7th avenue,

i-10 in the west valley, and i- 17 southbound really slowing. doesn't get better there till about 16th street. quick look at loop 202, getting heavier with minor delays westbound coming off the 101. we have an abc 15 update right now about the construction happening near bell road and grand avenue. during the next week, crews will be adding a concrete bridge on the west side prepping bell road for paving. you'll soon see new sidewalks and lighting there, too. the new overpass and interchange are on schedule to

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we are live outside federal court where sheriff joe arpaio will be front and center this morning. this stems from a civil judge to stop pulling over latinos but he didn't listen and now he's in big trouble. today prosecutors will discuss potential criminal charges. stay with us for updates. and just in, the death toll from hurricane matthew is up. the governor of north carolina moments ago said three more people have died. one person had a tree fall on their car. and new reports that state

this morning during a confrontation in the high waters. we are waiting on details right now. back home, firefighters rushed to the scene of a house fire along the i-10 and baseline. the home was abandoned but it was near neighbors homes so firefighters were quick to successfully keep the flames from spreading. more trouble after we learned the chief deputy of the pima county sheriff's department resigned indicted. the fbi investigation about money taken from criminal busts continues. stafford unified school district will be closed for two weeks after this. they were hit hard by severe storms and flooding over the weekend. some buildings in the school district were damaged. some students in glendale know how it feels to be away from their schools. challenger and landmark schools will reopen next monday. they have been closed for weeks

problems due to cracks and other issues at those buildings. preparing to fast and pray, tonight is the beginning of yom kippur, the most holy of the jewish holidays. fasting starts at sundown and lasts all day tomorrow. we mentioned the wikileaks document dump moments ago. now there are e-mails from john mccain also involved in that. 'l digital team is putting that all on abc15.com right now. . we have some warm afternoons on tap. today 95 degrees and sunny skies, breezes in the high country. we have 90s through the week and into the weekend. but morning temperatures are getting cooler. by friday and saturday, we are talking morning lows in the low to mid-60s. make those early morning

from the 101 to the 17 on the 10 this morning. i-17 around the durango curve, slowdowns start at camelback. >> and check out our mobile app as we are constantly updating your information, as well as abc15.com. >> we're back in 25 minutes

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. ate found it, students and parents testified about it, and a judge ordered it to stop. the cornering, the sheeting, i didn't know how to live and function as a normal human being. i'll end with that, thank you so much.

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com. cancer treatment centers of america. good morning, america. speaker paul ryan vows he'll no longer defend donald trump in the wake of that leaked tape. the new polls also spelling trouble for the nominee as he warns the campaign could get even uglier. >> if they want to release more tapes saying inappropriate things, we'll continue to talk about bill and hillary clinton doing inappropriate things. >> and overnight, hillary clinton holding her biggest rally yet as wikileaks dumps what they claim are 2,000 more private e-mails from the clinton campaign. what they say about chelsea clinton. water rising in north carolina after hurricane matthew. dams breaking. swallowing towns. thousands of people rescued. thousands more still stranded. roads completely underwater. >> we have not hit the most serious point of this flood in north carolina. >> as a new storm brews in the