corrupt. he says the charges against him are rubbish and that he will be exonerated. of course there's also the court of public opinion here. voters have to decide whether they can reelect a lawman who's officially accused of a federal crime. there was talk in court about how long charges would be. and whether or not he deserves a jury trial. whether or not the charges against enough. arpio can still run for his seventh term with these criminal charges but the charges won't go away if he loses the election next month. >> over 50 years in law enforcement. he's been a dedicated public service. i'm not here with any kind of a political agenda. i'm representing him and the voters will do whra?fr they want. >> he did all these things while he was in office and he

there's no way he is not going to face the charges to contempt just because he wasn't reelected. >> reporter: these charges that are forthcoming against arpio epitomizing the strength of our judicial system. >> thanks so much melissa. donald trump declaring himself unshackled making stops in texas and florida. >> it's all while clinton campaigns in florida hoping to gain more supporters this that state. al gore clinton today. gore recalled voters of the problems seen. many excited to see the presidential nominee but protesters did show up. many of them holding signs. trump then heads to panama city for a rally tonight. it's been a busy week for trump. a debate, rally now a brand new

taking her quote lack of stamina. >> now she wants to be president, president obama doesn't have the fortitude, strength or stamina to lead. >> it's not just clinton he's also. today he tweeted about mccain calling him foul mouth. saying he asked for support during dropped him. the senator renounced his support for trump after the release of the tape in which trump made vulgar remarks about sexually assaulting women. this election cycle is dominated by debates about trump and clinton.. happening tonight a town hall to help keep you informed on

the -- state elections. there will be groups from both sides of the aisle, it begins in 30 minutes. turns out michael hoff called our newsroom about a recent custody battle and was on a police watch list. mary ellen resendez joins us live from where the happened. and you spoke to the man before he was killed. >> reporter: michael hoff seemed to have an agenda. before he led police, he was handing out fliers to police and government agencies. >> this is unbelievable what is happening to me. unfreaking believable. the security guard came down said i'm going to speak to a

go on tuesday. >> reporter: hoff showed all the places he plans to hit as he's passing o out this flier claim -- passing out this flier claiming that he was being framed. he also posted about several federal conspiracy theories. on the flier he says the fbi fabricated evidence in his child custody trial. hoff was shot and killed sunday morning by dps officers after allegedly trying to run officer who was putting out spike strips. he then slammed into several patrol cars. dps says officers fired after they thought they saw a gun. he says hoff was armed. >> i noted that he had a firearm on him. biggest concern was just why is

he's clearly not mentally there. at least not enough to make sound decisions. >> reporter: now coming up at 6:00, michael hoff was actually wanted by the fbi. we'll have the bulletin they put out warning police about him including dps. live in phoenix, mary ellen resendez. we have more coming to the newsroom. police are making an arrest in that deadly witnesses say he took off and was able to give police a detailed description of his get away car. and they finally caught up with him they say in santan valley. what a story dozens of kids are going to be telling at the dinner table tonight. two buses full of students involved in a crash. this is about two hours ago near43rd avenue and union hills. dear valley district saying a

then the bus got rear ended by another bus. incredibly none of the children were hurt here. but they did have to be put on another bus to get them home safely. how could an adult in charge of kids not know where one of them is for nearly two days. new at 5:00, we're asking questions after the entire force is looking for the child. you talked mother, what did you have to say. >> reporter: now, he thought when he got home from work saturday night he thought she was out playing with friends like she does. he didn't see her when he went to sleep. woke up, still didn't see her. went to work, returned and he did not contact police until

are upset about that. >> yeah, because she's a little girl and she was missing. >> and it's your job to make sure she wasn't missing. >> yes. >> do you feel bad about that. >> i do, absolutely. >> reporter: meantime phoenix police maricopa police department were searching for a day until she was found safely swimming with a friend. why that man says he waited so long to gi p it is the end of the road for the samsung galaxy note seven. new developments coming up. the phones will no longer be sold. will no longer be exchanged if you still have one, the fear that it will explode is so great that samsung is now sending out fireproof boxes. the kit has a detailed list of instructions. it has gloves, you can also

but a hot one at least by october's standards. we hit 97 degrees today at sky harbor. 95 in goodyear and glendale. the sun is going to set then we're going to see that drop off into the 80s. 7:00p.m. takes us to 89 degrees. mid-80s at 8:00, low80s at 9:00. we will cool down into the how long is it going to stay that warm during the day. we'll take a look coming up. the wait just got longer to

y24wwy y5yy i learned as a police officer and a businessman ople's trust. unfortunately, today too many politicians either serve their party or themselves, and arizona families suffer. the arizona republic called paul babeu a disgrace. babeu spent $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,

in mesa the wait just got longer for those hoping to apply for low income housing. that just got pushed back to early december. up to 10,000 people are expected to apply. the last time the wait list was open more than three years ago. so the city said they wanted to give more of a heads up and offer more time to accept applications. >> we know there's a lot of families that need our program we just want to make sure everybody has the same can get into our program. >> reporter: we put more information on how you can apply on abc15.com. busted with hundreds of videos of child porn while he was living with several children. police say 33-year-old ricardo santiago was caught with the videos in his apartment. he told police he used messaging apps to send the videos but there was no inappropriate behavior with any kid in the home. a pursuit lands two people

high beams on. mesa police tried to pull over that driver but the driver took off. the driver took off when officers tried to pull him over. eye in the sky kept up with the car. they are now facing traffic related charges. it was a nasty hit now he's recovering. a man on a wheelchair was hit while he was crossing in dunlap. the driver stayed on scene and impairment is not a factor. we're getting a lot of tips about phony looking missed delivery notes. we've got north carolina in a state of emergency still. look at these pictures coming in.

i'm just getting a tragic update on that crash that shut down part of chandler boulevard. the driver of that car a man in his 50s did not survive. police are telling us he slammed right into that wall. the brick wall of somebody's backyard. chandler boulevard is going to be closed throughout rush hour. it's closed between ninth street and marketplace. new at 5:00, many of you are asking are they legi t. >> we're talking about signs put on doors about missed deliveries. >> reporter: sorry we missed you, second even third attempt. these delivery slips are aim at getting your personal information. >> i don't know what it is.

so i would have called. >> reporter: the fine print in the back says it's a marketing ploy. >> we're trusting. it looks official. person is probably being very friendly on the phone. >> reporter: after some digging we found the company behind the slip is a business called new home with a chandler address. despite repeated calls we went to their office, employees there couldn't find anyone to talk to but off camera, a workers revealed details and the inner workers and what they do after you give them your personal info. that story ahead at 6:00. joe bartels, a be, c15 news. if you're planning to travel to flagstaff, don't

they're conducting a controlled burn. the navajo nation saying no to a grand canyon tram. many argue the project could create jobs along grand canyon national park's eastern edge. ash seen spewing from a volcano in mexico city. more eruptions like this one are possible. north carolina in a state of new jersey as those rivers rise to record levels. this is all of course from hurricane matthew. some of these rivers may not

in greenville alone, officials are warning that tar hill river will overwhelming every single home in that county. the storm's death toll just in this state is now up to 30. half of those are in north carolina. of course that is on top of the more than 500 feared dead in haiti. some new drone video coming in and it's giving you a bit more of a glimpse of the damage there. even with the storm gone. the danger is not over for survivors though. they now face going days without food. the emergency supplies there are so low and it is so hard to reach these remote communities, the u.n.'s world food program says by the end of the week they're going to have a better idea of how much food they need and for how long they need it. devastating. and it's often the water that comes after the hurricane that causes the most damage. >> there's a lot of talk on social media and articles

because it only talks about when. and it doesn't talk about what's going to happen after the hurricane comes through. take sometimes it's not the hurricane but the tropical storm that dumps so much rain. and clear skies around here. humidity pretty low for us. 15% pretty dry. temperatures in the mid-80s by 8:00 p.m. upper 70s by right now it's 90s across most of the valley. cape creek at 89 degrees. across the state 81 in sedona. 57 in flagstaff and 72 in show low. clear and quiet across the state but just to our north a disturbance passing by bringing rain showers, rain and even snow through parts of colorado at this hour. and as it passes through our north, it has kicked up some breezes across northern

now prescott and payson further north and out to the east including show low. getting those strong breezes running at 15 to 20 miles per hour at this hour. now as we look at gusts, they're everyone higher. right now 31-mile-per-hour gusts in show low. 26 in winslow. this is only the only change we're noticing from that disturbance passing to the north. we will see those winds kicking up tomorrow afternoon but it doesn't look as bad. here's futurecast tomorrow around 4:00 or 5:00 tomorrow lighter breezes for the higher terrain and winds are still generally less than 10 miles per hour for us here in the valley. here's what we're tracking going into tomorrow a few more clouds. we have a disturbance that's going to be coming in. here's futurecast, you see the lines bowing to the south. that's a little disturbance coming in and ahead of that a few high clouds across the area. temperatures will drop a few degrees tomorrow as a result of that too. then we'll keep that forecast mostly sunny and dry for the rest of the week. as the storm track stays to our north. here's tomorrow. 58degrees at 6:00 p.m.

we'll be in the 80s by 10:00 p.m. then hitting the lows in the 90s by the weekend. we'll drop from that 97 that we hit this afternoon here in phoenix. 92 in mesa for tomorrow. 93 in tempe and scottsdale. 89 in cape creek and carefree. lows all across the valleys in the 60s and tomorrow in glendale, good year and peoria. 94 will be your high which is ozone and dust in the mix. let's talk about those temperatures across the state. lows tonight in the upper 40s. 52 in sedona. no freezes on the map but we will get pretty cold in places like window rock, flagstaff and the grand canyon. 57 in flagstaff, 76 in payge. it's mid-90s across most of

you head to the south in casa grande and tucson. few high clouds passing through. sunny and dry through the weekend as we keep the 90s going. temperatures changing very little here over the next seven days but it will get slightly cooler into early next week. 99 by monday and tuesday which will bring us back to normal. we have a car on fire right now at the loop 202 and 101 and it looks like they got some the smoke down -- popping up again right there. we're going to keep tracking this one for you. but i want to let you know surface streets will help you around this especially rio salado. the new lawsuit over that deadly train crash in new jersey. what one victim says he lost that day. >> david muir with the stories coming up tonight. >> the fiery plane crash right

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sexual assault and rape. out-of-control corrections officers arrested. but not one served a day of time. sweetheart deals, because, with county attorney bill montgomery, some people are above the law,

a career prosecutor who believes in tough sentences for violent crime and equal justice under the law. vote for diego rodriguez. a county attorney for us all. > many shocked and upset tonight over a driver who plowed into a protest in reno. one person hospitalized three others facing injuries. the from testers walked up to the truck before that driver took off. he has not been arrested. protesters are calling this a hate crime. >> there's a new lawsuit in last month's hoboken train

one of the victims who lost part of his fingers is suing. his lawyers claimed he also suffered a broken bone and cuts to his face. the engineer was speeding just before that crash happened. it killed one woman and injured 100 others. our investigators look at a challenge to the whole process. >> he's done it before but did it happen in the ground in the valley this time? how tim life. >> reporter: shock, outrage and disbelief after a school assembly here at payson high school. warning girls not to excite men by dressing too provocatively. did this speaker go too far? find out why so many parents and students are offended. >> he told me it was all taken care of, it wasn't. joe doosey here. why some people may finally be getting their refunds. we're tracking that forecast looking pretty good

97. a little closer to the triple digits if you ask me today. there's the bus stop forecast for the kids. upper 80s to mid-90s tomorrow. a few clouds passing by tomorrow but no rain in sight. winds should stay light here in the valley and things should get a little breezy up in the higher terrain. we take a look at the forecast and for the weekend. >> you have to get up early if you want to enjoy those cooler temperatures. >> it's nice in the morning. >> very nice. >> world news >> we'll see you again coming up here at 6:00. 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,

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.

>> russia what they want you to know tonight, breaking news. donald trump declares he's no longer shackled, and unleashes on several big names. blasting republican leaders for turning their backs on him. and back together, al gore tonight at hillary clinton's side. also breaking, the deadly plane crash on main street in one american city. emergency crews rushing to the scene. the smartphones igniting, and tonight, samsung now says it will stop making that phone in question. that customers should stop using it. but how can americans be sure the person next to them on the plane and in that subway is listening? the suspect running into traffic on a busy interstate. the officer chasing him and tasering him. and the fbi on the case tonight. the chilling video discovered on youtube. the man, the girl who appears