happening now, new developments at the scene of a stabbing. the crime turning deadly and what police are saying now about the killer. plus, tried, convicted and waiting to be sentenced. the punishment a valley man could get for plotting to set off a bomb at the super bowl. and what's behind the newest delay at chase field? police are now a suspect in a deadly stabbing. that happened overnight near 63rd avenue and camelback. allison rodriguez has the latest. >> reporter: all this happened at the home behind me where you see the trailer. police say this happened about 3:30 a.m. two men who lived in the home got into a fight. at some point the suspect

sort and stabbed the 39-year- old victim. that guy was taken to the hospital and unfortunately he was pronounced dead. the 53-year-old suspect then took off on a bicycle. police say they have been called to the home before for domestic violence issues. police are also saying the two men had not gotten along in the past. >> sounds like this was an ongoing situation. unfortunately tonight it led to deadly results. >> reporter: multiple people live in that home and police continue they investigate why the two men started fighting in the first place. right now a teenager is being booked, accused of a shooting earlier this month in peoria. the 15-year-old faces armed robbery charges for the october 12th shooting during a drug deal. that victim is going to be okay. after a r.n. near 10th avenue and jefferson,

police are looking for an older white model car that drove away from the scene. the driver backed away then hit the victim as that man continued to follow the car. police are searching for a killer after a passenger and driver were found shot inside their cars near 32nd avenue and roosevelt. >> thought maybe it was backfire. but no. >> going crazy. we thought the car was actually on fire. it was just like really bad. >> the victims are both men and their names have not been released. police are asking for any tips to help with the case. a warning in the west valley right now. crews are working a brush fire near 171st avenue and chandler heights road. air 15 was over the scene last

an acre in size and no homes are being threatened at this time. firefighters say low winds are helping them work this fire right now. we had a chance of rain in the valley last night and some even got showers. we'd love to see you weather photos and videos as long as it's safe to take them. send they could now have more sunshine and clear skies because that's what we have as we look across the skies today. much less cloud cover in the valley compared to yesterday, and the desert doppler is in the clear. it is going to stay clear as we go through today. we'll stay dry and drier conditions move in. temperatures are gradually warming. we did drop to 69 this morning, now up to 85 degrees.

this afternoon. we're just going to make it to 91 today, and that is above average. but today is the coolest day of the next few. how warm temperatures will get, coming up in a few minutes in the seven-day forecast. prison for abdul kareem and defense attorneys want a shorter sentence. he was found guilty of plotting an attack at the super bowl in glendale. this marks the first case a suspect on trial in the u.s. has been convicted for his connection to isis. four people were killed

australian theme park went wrong. the thunder river ride malfunctioned, throwing some people and trapping overs underneath. horrified witnesses describing to us the chaos after the incident. >> we just heard that the guys in front of them flipped off. like they turned around and saw the whole thing flip over and heard everyone screaming. she came out crying and two people that work here away. >> investigators are trying to understand what caused that raft to flip on the conveyor belt. the park is now closed. in roanoke, virginia, two people are dead after a workplace shooting. the shooter took his own life and police are trying to figure out what the motive was. they believe the shooter was an exemployee of the company. three other people were injured. a bicyclist has life-

deputies didn't provide more details. arson investigators looking for the suspect accused of throwing a molotov cocktail through the window of the wolf skin tattoo parlor. this morning the owner message for the suspect. >> if they're trying to get one of the other artist, in reality it's affecting me and my kids and financially we are having to rebuild this out of pocket. >> in august her husband was shot and killed and police don't know if the cases are connected. the sale of chase field heading into extra innings.

pushed to january 16th of in these instructions year. the county is working to sell the stadium to a private investment group. coming up, can this video lead valley detectives to these gas thieves? and a veterans family furious this morning after their loved and the world series begins today. who do you have, chicago or

this morning the va is making sure a devastating mixup doesn't happen again.

sent to one mortuary and another man's remains were sent to his family for cremation. his body went unaccounted for for five days. >> like how does that happen? i understand they were short staffed. but this is not an old pair of boots. this is two human bodies they mixed up. this is my father. he wasn't garbage. >> the hospital is taking full responsibility for the mistake and will be reviewing the procedures to be sure somein like this doesn't happen again. certainly feel for that family. facebook is making a difference for car owners in colorado. the aurora police department is launching a page dedicated to stolen cars and they say they are getting good results. we are taking action to figure out what's going on with the traffic backups on the i-17 north of the valley.

pileup caused nearly 9 hours of delays. this happens pretty much any time there's a crash on the 17 and backups happen during holiday travel too. >> there's a wide range of options and starts around $125 million and goes >> the most obvious solution, adding lanes to the roadway. there are no concrete plans right now for this to happen. coming up, the candidates are crisscrossing the state. >> and just in, a prominent surrogate for donald trump heading to the valley this

it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying.

my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. . on thursday donald trump's son will be in the valley.

oldest son. and his rival hillary clinton getting star power with jay z, katy perry and j lo. no stops in the phoenix area yet but if we see anything, we'll let you know. candidates in the race for the presidency are busy in battleground states >> reporter: it's a mad dash to rally support in a state that's already voting. >> i'm so anxious to vote right now. i wish my vote counted for a million because he'd be a shoo- in at that point. >> it's a done deal. it's a wrap. >> i'm happy i'm here to contribute.

electoral votes go right through the i-4 corridor, all the way to tampa. in a state that's gone back and forth between parties, central florida is called the swing part of the swing state. >> the average margin of victory has been within 3 points. >> reporter: hillary clinton is up by a slim margin polls and had dozens of campaign offices compared to trump's one. >> i think it could hurt trump in florida. research has shown over and over again that a good ground game can really mobilize voters. >> reporter: and the enthusiasm for trump can be heard and honked. in tampa, thousands poured in here, excited for trump.

over to election day. >> reporter: and he has several events in the state today. clinton will be here two days. friday obama will make his second trip in a week for clinton. justin timberlake already hit the voting booth, flying from l.a. to memphis to participate in early voting there. trouble. in tennessee you can't take photos inside the voting booth. here you can take pictures of your ballot. a new safety barrier at the gorilla exhibit stands about 42 inches high in cincinnati. the zoo was forced to shoot and

slipped through the enclosure. five new editions in the west valley. check out these pictures from the wildlife worlds aquarium. three american lion cubs, a white tiger cub and jaguar cub all now on display in the baby animal nursery. they are still being bottle fed but will soon have meat introduced into their diet. >> they have that whole area where you can spy on the baby animals. your heart melts. and weather will be good for it in the morning but we have warm afternoons. right now temperatures are gradually warming. we are seeing a difference in the skies, mostly clear skies in comparison to yesterday. remember the clouds moving in around this time? not the case today. we have mostly sunny skies

temperatures are warming slowly, 85 degrees at phoenix sky harbor, low 80s in mesa, 82 in goodyear and glendale at 86 degrees. the desert doppler is all in the clear. we have been tracking a few showers up to our north this morning but off. going through the afternoon, most of us are drying out. just a slight chance we could see a shower or thunderstorm going into the afternoon. chances around 20% for that northern pocket, areas along i- 40. the rest of us looking to dry out and over the next few days, we're tracking high pressure, keeping storms away from our state. it also means warmer

way. plan on a few isolated showers up north. by this evening i think things are clearing up. here in the valley, mostly clear skies and dry through the afternoon. then tomorrow mostly sunny and dry, and thursday still looking dry before we see a little more cloud cover by the end of the week. with high pressure setting in, that means temperatures will get warmer. today we may get up to 91 degrees by mid- 3:00, 4:00, i expect we'll see the high temperature. still several degrees below the record high of 94. going into tomorrow, we're up to 94, nearly 10 degrees above average. that's still below the record of 98. by thursday that will be the warmest day of the week as our high warms to 97. the record on thursday is 98 degrees. we'll have to be on record watch because we could come

for now just a degree below that but worth watching. october is almost done and we are still dealing with near record temperatures. today another day in the 90s for many of us, although it will be the low 90s. upper 80s in scottsdale, fountain hills and chandler. across the state, highs into the mid- to and 60s and 70s across northern arizona. by tonight we'll have less cloud cover and lows in the 30s up north, 60s and 70s here in central arizona, much of the valley dropping into the 60s by tomorrow morning. coming up, we'll break down the hourly forecast, and rain chances returning to parts of the state by the end of the

minutes. a young boy beating the odds this morning, living to tell his story. and we have a furry friend in

. welcome back. we are outside here, a little warm but not too bad. we have howie, jack and lisa from the humane society. >> this is kiwi, an 8-year-old australian terrier.

he was an injured stray when he came in at the beginning of october. his new challenge will be a slow return to activity. >> he's champing at the bit. but you have to be sure you are you coupe recuperate. >> all dogs matter festival is a concert, a halloween bash. it's musicians raising money for the arizona humane society. we have six tribute bands from about noon to 3:00 with alice

and the stone temple pilots. there's a halloween costume contest. you can bring your dogs. >> when and where? >> west world, october 29th, this saturday 11:30 to 9:00. all dogs matter, you can find us online. adults are $19.95 at the kids are $10. >> thank you very much. thank you. we know you'll find a forever home soon. now back to the studio. we have all heard the warnings about checking your child's halloween candy. this year there's a new concern because of a hot button issue on the ballot.

phoenix police serving a search warrant near 17th avenue and roosevelt. two men barricaded themselves inside a nearby apartment complex. we have a crew on the scene waiting to talk to those officers and try to get more information. look for updates online, on our

newscast. we have a crime alert, an old crime making a comeback. gas thieves are leaving a trail of victims in mesa but also a trail of evidence. surveillance pictures we are just getting our hands on. >> reporter: as quickly as you can fill your gas tank, crooks can suck it right back out. police say this guy did it in the middle of the night at an apartment complex. pulls siphon, and pretends to check his own truck. 75 gallons of diesel drained from a truck driver. the owner of precision mms a fighting back after being hit more than once. >> we park our vans super close so it's hard to get in between the two vans. >> reporter: in a matter of minutes, a guy pulls up, carries over a container.

>> reporter: and fills up and leaves. >> the gas cap is off just on the ground or whatever. >> reporter: as a small business, every dollar counts. what really counts here are the kids in his after school program. if someone recognizes the thieves, it could put a lid on this crime. >> you can also buy a locking gas cap that could slow down the crooks. to flagstaff, hundreds of thousands of dollars stolen from northern arizona university. in a state report, a former employee edwin tally has been indicted for allegedly making up businesses to embezzle more than $350,000 over 15 years.

department at nau. a warning, some of these images are hard to look at. one of three wild horses was shot multiple times. animal advocacy groups are monitoring two otrs also shot. >> he should be put away for life because he's a serial murderer to animals. >> they believe it happened friday night around 6:00, the shooter possibly seen with two others. an investigation underway after a shooting at 36th and park. two officers were working a drug investigation when they spotted a man on a bike. they say he committed a traffic

pull him over but he wouldn't stop. officers say he pulled out a gun and shot at them. officers returned fire and one of those officers was grazed. the man is in critical condition this morning. they say he had cocaine on him. just two weeks from the presidential election and a generation fo clinton with a wide margin. a half million dollars donated to oppose prop 205. the campaign raised more than $4 million including $1 million

is raising almost $1 million a day. a terrifying ordeal for a 14-year-old san diego boy. he ends up in the hospital after a jolt of lightning sent him to the ground. >> reporter: he's but this 14-year-old is as tough as they come. dennis said it was the second lightning strike he saw as he left the field that he got him. >> through my head and to the scene. every muscle in my body was cramping up. >> reporter: he's 6 feet and 250 pounds, but he was powerless against that force of nature. >> somebody tackling you to the

it was the worst pain in my life. >> reporter: he remembers his teammates talking to him but he couldn't talk to them. >> smelling different types of smoke. i'm lucky actually because most people don't make it from lightning. i'm just lucky. >> glad he's okay. the day before his honeymoon, a man face with a shark and lives to tell the tale. he was surfing and the shark bit him on his leg and arm. he'll be okay and will have a second surgery tomorrow, and will go on his honeymoon when he feels better. new developments in a pair of high profile nurse.

ebola in 2014 accused the hospital of failing to adequately prepare her to treat the patient. the terms of the settlement are being kept it's a controversial topic including here in arizona and florida. should we legalize marijuana? some are warning voters about scare tactics, like the claim that halloween candy is being laced from pot.

baseless and ridiculous. in just hours, the cubs and indians will make world series appearances in decades. box seats at wrigley field are going for tens of thousands of dollars. standing room only seats are going for more than $2,000. . coming up, hear from a man whose car got towed in mesa. why the company refused to give

offered to pay them. and one florida man is following his dreams. who gave him the extra nudge to come forward. and a woman's thousand dollars bill for a dental cleaning? and that's just look - i supported joe arpaio for a lot of years... but lately, he spends so much time on tv or in court defending himself that he's not doing his job. he failed to serve warrants for violent crimes. he didn't even investigate when children were molested. and lawsuits against him have cost taxpayers over one hundred forty two million dollars. we need a new sheriff whose top priority is keeping our community safe. that's why this year,

i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. [ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone.

. according to a new poll, 76% of adults said great deal of respect for their local police. that's a 12% jump since last year and one point shy of the all-time high in 1967. this comes after two years of regular protests against police. a man in florida is finally living his dream, becoming a police officer at the age of 44. sean used to repair police

sitting on the sidelines. he knew there was more to what police did than what was on tv. his daughter just finished the academy. with a little encouragement, he's following in her footsteps. seems like everybody has a tow truck horror story. a guy traveling across three states stopped in to see friends in mesa, parking in complex and the car gets towed. he goes to pick it up, and he's told pay now or no car. then he got kicked out. >> i arranged to pay for it and i was told, you can't have your property. >> this could be against the law. in mesa it's illegal to keep the car and force you to pay on the spot. you have the right to ask for a

they were closed at the time. a consumer alert about sticker shock obamacare is giving customers. >> and temperatures warm into

big board right now, the dow down about 42 points. turns out a trip to the doctor may be taking a dramatic turn. the costs are skyrocketing for those plans in the health care exchange. the hike is really impacting those of you throughout the second lowest cost plan. in our state we are seeing some of the highest rate hikes with over 116% and you're also paying more for fewer insurers. shop around if you can to look for the best option. officials say many of those seeing increases may qualify for financial assistance. a judge approved the $15

volkswagen cheating scandal. in addition to buying the cars back, volkswagen could give owners financial settlements. . you could see changes to truck headlights. the grades were mostly poor and the honda ridgeline got the only high rating. all others caused excessive

. >> reporter: people like chris came here to get help. >> he was hit on the freeway. >> reporter: she's talking about her husband. >> the insurance company is telling us it's a total loss. >> reporter: but he got advice from the experts as we took let joe know on the road. >> i was concentrating on having two teeth done. >> reporter: but instead partial cleaning. >> $1,000 for cleaning half a side of my face is not common place. >> reporter: insurance experts an attorneys were here. she is stuck with two painful teeth, a big bill and a dentist who says. >> there's nothing i can do because i signed the agreement. but they're looking into it. >> our situation doesn't look

>> really appreciate this. this was marvelous to have this out here. >> reporter: thanks to all the experts who volunteered their time and all the consumers who came out. i'm investigator joe ducey. if you've got a problem, let me know. a new study showed several smaller head impacts could lead to brain changes. the research found brain changes after just one season of researchers will continue to follow the players to see if any long-term brain trauma develops. boys are four times more likely to have autism than girls but some girls have social skills that can masker their symptoms. researchers believe it could be different in boys and girls. while both can have the same genetic mutation, each gender

symptoms that can occur. across the world, banana farmers are dealing with a fungus contaminating their crops. it's harmless to us but it stops the plants from growing. researchers are looking for solution but the answer may be the burn the crops and start over. so we may not have bananas for a while. phoenix is ready to talk about the city today. today if you want to learn more about

training at mountain park health center gateway campus on van buren beginning at 6:00. so go check it out. and no rain on tap for that today. nothing but mostly clear skies, some clouds off in the distance. camelback mountain looking good here, temperatures in the mid- 80s in phoenix. those clouds off in the distance are to the north. this is sitting out voir dire. there's the i-17, some thicker clouds in the area. still a chance of showers across the higher terrain. we could get a stray shower or thunderstorm going through the afternoon up north. here in the valley, all dry.

in fact we'll keep the mostly clear skies in the forecast here in the phoenix area. up to our north, possible rainstorms and thunderstorm chances, about a 20% chance. tonight things clear out statewide. by tomorrow even more sunshine, and staying dry really through thursday for much of the state. by the end of the week, we get a boost in moisture. that will be in part what is currently hurricane seymour. it is well off in the pacific and won't impact land directly. we'll have some moisture mainly in southern california. we could get a chance of showers by friday and through the weekend. for now could see a few more clouds in the valley by friday but not really seeing rain chances. we'll keep you posted if that

today mostly sunny and continuing to warm. we're in the mid-80s right now. the 90s set in after 2:00 but we're only in the low 90s today with a high of 91 degrees. it could be day 21 of temperatures in the 90s, so we have had a stretch of these warm temperatures and it will continue today. temperatures then cool off under mostly clear skies by 6:00 this evening. 91 in phoenix today, pe in spots like lake havasu. tonight gets a little colder, dropping into the 30s. 70 for the low in phoenix but much of the valley will drop in the upper 60s by tomorrow morning. so a bit of a cooler start tomorrow, tempe dropping to 69 degrees. and mid- to upper 60s by

west valley. 91 today, by tomorrow a little warmer, then we are into record territory. thursday is the warmest day of the week, 97 degrees, just one shy of the record. after that, temperatures turn back to the low 90s as we approach the weekend.

i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this messsage. paul babeu oversaw a place of horrors

basic human rights and were subject to sexual abuse. arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. "the republic" says, "elect tom o'halleran. his words match his work." and "the daily star" said, "o'halleran puts the common good above party politics. tom o'halleran -- a leader we can trust. . now to the results of the poll of the day. we wanted to know who you think is going to win the world series. looks like 88% of you think chicago is going to win compared to 12% thinking the indians are going to win. we have a lot of fans for both teams here in the valley, so we

glendale police investigating a deadly stabbing this morning. they were call today a neighborhood near 63rd and camelback around 3:30 a.m. because of two men fighting. at some point a suspect pulled a weapon and stabbed a 39-year- old victim. the suspect got away on a bike. phoenix police looking for the driver who hit a man and left the scene. that man now died. this happened near 10th and witnesses even pounded on the suspect's car before that person drove away. the only description of the car is it is an older white vehicle. donald trump jr. is heading to the valley for a special fundraiser on thursday. tickets start at $250 and go up to $2,500. you'll also get a photo with your purchase. coming up on the now arizona, we are looking at a an increasing effort across the

we'll talk to a woman voting for the first time after serving 26 years behind bars. and disturbing new numbers about the wrong antibiotics being described. and why avocado prices are going up and what some restaurants are doing because of this. we have the low 90s this afternoon but even though that's above average, we get warmer on tap for the days. wednesday mid-90s, thursday looking to be the warmest day of the week with a high of 97. it is almost the end of october and here we are talking about near record warmth by thursday,

it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems.

i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. ? >> announcer: today, we're getting you ready for the big night with "chew"-approved halloween tips. the hilarious mary steenburgen is in the house. carla and clinton are transforming into ghost hosts. and it's the debut of our brand-new book. the halloween fun starts right now on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] ? >> hello. hello, and welcome to "the chew." thank you so much. we have got a lot to celebrate. we have a brand-new book out. plus, halloween is only six days away. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, cute. >> you're little spooky. >> a little spooky. we've got a show full of tricks