girls were in a car just behind me here when the car ran out of gas. two of the four girls inside said, the gas station is just a few hundred feet away. they were trying to make it there, so two of them got out to push the car. unfortunately that's when another driver came behind them and slammed into them, pinning the two girls between those cars. another and from what we understand, they were in the red car and the other driver was in the white car. those girls are in surgery right now, in serious condition. police said it was a very difficult scene and it was hard to see those girls. it was very serious and we don't know what kind of recovery they are facing. the other driver is being

impairment, a male in his 30s. he was taken to the hospital himself in stable condition, so he's probably facing charges. again, he's in the hospital right now so we'll be getting more information and bring you updates as soon as we can. back to you. cactus has reopened. but this is a crash at i-10 eastbound at 7th avenue. smart buren. this is all the way at 83rd avenue. you can see it's basically standstill traffic there. surface streets will be your best bet for probably the next hour. let's talk about the most accurate forecast. we are off to a cooler start, down to 69 degrees under clear skies. so a bit of a cooler start but

that happens quicker, already in the 90s by early afternoon. today's high, 95. when we could tie the record temperatures, coming up next. sheriff joe arpaio could be facing six months jail after formally being charged with criminal contempt of court. that stems from the sheriff's decision to ignore a judge's order and still immigration patrols. his trial will start in december. the question now, will the sheriff be judged but a jury of his peers or will a judge decide? >> if he does have a right to a jury trial, they're going to make the decision does that make sense to proceed with that, and can they. again, you have the government who may have a voice, may have a say on whether it's a jury or bench trial.

commenting on which they would prefer. legal experts say this could take precedent because it could be one of the first times the feds have taken on the head of a law enforcement agency. a horse was shot and killed last friday and two others are still recovering. the shooter was with two other people when this happened. this will make your skin crawl, a disgusting case of child abuse involving a girl. this morning a big admission from dcs, the department created to protect our children. katie conner is live with more on this. >> reporter: turns out dcs had a long history with these parents. this mom was on lifetime probation for child abuse. the mug shots were just released, melissa and michael dugger, charged with abusing

one was their 9-year-old daughter, who was taken away at birth and given back at 2 years old. investigators say he was hit in her back with a tree branch wrapped in duct tape, causing fractures. she was also forced to eat from the trash. we'll dig through the report and coming up 596:30, we'll take a look at why the parents were allowed to keep their kids even though there were several reports of child abuse them. 6:04. to democracy 2016, money just pouring into the campaigns to influence your vote on prop 205. an analysis found at least $8.5 million was raised between both sides, with polls showing prop 205 might pass. the antipot campaign flooded the air waves with messages of the dangers of marijuana.

going to go, each individual voter deciding am i personally in favor of this, despite all the advertising, and do i think this is good for society. a crime alert in peoria. several signs were knocked down just hours after being put up. volunteers say they have a perimeter hoping to catch the thieves in the act. it is a dash to the finish line for donald trump and hillary clinton. with less than two weeks to election day, both candidates are campaigning hard. trump is still sending the message that he plans to repeal obamacare. >> the first thing a president does is take an oath to

the constitution. and i have serious doubts that donald trump knows what that means. >> candidates will be out visiting other critical swing states. parents at one scottsdale high school are fighting to overturn a ban to allow their kids to make the football playoffs. we have more outside notre dame prep this morning. >> reporter: those a meeting with school officials last night hoping to get answers. we were not allowed inside that meeting but it was very packed, in some places just standing room only. folks were talking about the recruiting and violations that got the school banned in the first place. school leadership met with the parents and some parents say

that meeting. we talked with one parent that wants the adults in charge held responsible, not the children. the school has until today to appeal the decision. one parent said there was no indication in the meeting if they will actually do that. new this morning, hundreds of new jobs coming due to an expansion the expansion was made possible thanks to a land purchase. samsung is bracing for possible bad news. the company will release its third quarter earnings tomorrow and it is not expected to be good after the massive recall involving the galaxy note 7 smartphone. sales are already down 30% and some economists think it is

several employees, about 8% of the work force as early as next week. we are talking about 300 workers possibly. this is because the stock price has fallen recently. now a consumer alert. this is really important for parents. check the car seats you have. fiddle diddal is recalling strap seats because parts of the metal clip can break off and kids can choke on them. so if you have these seats, stop using them immediately and contact the company for a repair kit.

boulevard around scottsdale road. there are issues with traffic lights there, shutting down a big stretch of the road. crews have been there for hours and we are told this may not be fixed until this afternoon. so westbound shay boulevard is closed right now from scottsdale road to 64th street. your smart route is taking cactus road this morning. this is a look at the overview, a lot of red on the 10. there's with backups all the way back to the 10. the weather will be nice as you're hitting the road. we're down in the 60s across the valley, even phoenix in the 60s. but mesa 66, and chandler down to 64 degrees, 69 in deer valley and phoenix sky harbor.

and 70s around for a few hours. then upper 80s by lunchtime and 90s throughout the afternoon. the high of 95 today puts us about 3 degrees above yesterday. mostly sunny skies, nice and dry. not quite to a record today but tomorrow we could tie it at least with a forecast high of 98 degrees. that would tie the record set back there is a chance we could top 98 degrees and flirt with those triple digits. the latest we have ever seen a 100-degree day in phoenix, october 23rd. if we hit the triple digits, that would be a record as well. we'll talk about whether there's any relief in sight, next. coming up, shocking security camera footage. the items one couple knew they

ever taken. in florida a tiger attacked a man. we'll explain this one coming up. and how lawmakers are taking action after thousands are asked to give back their military bonuses. >> and the construction at sky harbor won't be going away any time soon. the average age of a homeless person is 9 years old. my dream is to help kids living on the streets with education. charles what's up man? -whoa!

wait, is that a basketball player? yes! -wow! my heart's about to jump out my chest man. charles you ought to be proud man. i'm just extremely grateful they were here giving them some encouragement- that's something that these kids are going to remember for a lifetime. did you see his big old feet? look.

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around in between them. when i saw it, my jaw dropped. >> the burglar stole a child's cell phone and several items from the homeowner's car. the grandfather has installed new locks and more lights in hopes of keeping his place safe. new details about the manhunt happening in oklahoma. authorities say 38-year-old michael vance has a hit list with several people targeted. he's been on the run since sunday, accused of killing his aunt and uncle and opening fire on police officers with an ak- 47. he was last seen in western oklahoma but was shot and may be trying to get assistance to treat that wound. new overnight we learned president obama is putting pressure on the pentagon to review what went wrong with military bonuses. as we have reported, thousands of national guard soldiers have

they were given to enlist, all because of an error on the other end. the fallout continues after the wells fargo scandal. new this morning, we are learning half the bank's customers could leave in the wake of that controversy. a new study found 14% of existing customers are planning to close their accounts and another 30% are weighing their options. if this happens, the bank could lose more than $100 billion in a life in public service may not pay what you think. new data shows u.s. governors make anywhere from $70,000 to $200,000 a year. our governor is well behind the top two, making more than $187,000 a year. if you're heading to tucson, we have a warning if you text and drive. don't do it first of all.

are pushing for a tougher stand when it comes to using hand held devices while driving. they will be discussing the idea next month. tempe has a tough law as well, fines starting at $500. back at the live desk, a big scare at the state fair in florida. a tiger attacks his trainer during a demonstration in front witnesses say the 2-year-old tiger jumped onto her trainer biting and clawing her. the trainer was rushed to surgery and is expected to survive. that show has been canceled for the rest of the fair. google express delivery system is now available in 90% of the country. the tech giant just added 13 new states to the delivery list

av you still cannot purchase frozen or refrigerated items, though. a new feature is coming to facebook to help you manage grow money. mastercard wants to give access to bank accounts through facebook messenger. a virtual assistant can help you check your balance and your personal info will be stored with the digital wallet master pass. we have clear skies as you get this morning it's nice and cool under clear skies, 69 degrees. but today's warmup is happening a little quicker than the last few days. yesterday we hit 92, today's high 95 degrees. we are about 10 degrees above average for this time of year. we'll see another unseasonably warm day.

by friday more cloud cover, clouds moving in thursday into friday. friday the rain chances kick up for the high country. i think we'll see more clouds but i'll keep the forecast dry. that could change with sprinkles late in the day friday. for now that looks to remain dry with the moisture out to our west. plan of the next couple days. 95 today and 98 tomorrow. by the weekend temperatures will be trending down. as you're making those halloween plans, our high on monday will be 90. monday evening looking good for halloween, no sweaters needed.

regardless. by tuesday, highs drop out of the 90s finally. we'll talk about temperatures you'll feel as you step outside this morning, next. this is a look at the big map, showdown still on the 17 southbound around the durango curve and i-10 because of that crash. it will take you a half hour to get from 75th avenue to the mini stack. i'm hearing that crash cleared up. it will take a while backups. 202 202 and alma school, we'll keep a close eye on the east valley for you coming up. two girls were pinned between two cars. how it happened and how close they were to safety before it happened, coming up. coming up, the dangers

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okay. ? vo: 13 year-old sabrina told a school counselor she was raped by her uncle. her counselor called sheriff joe arpaio's office. but arpaio failed to protect her. for three more years, sabrina's uncle continued to rape her - and arpaio did nothing. rapes, assaults, even child molestation, remain uninvestigated, while arpaio focuses

ough, but doesn't keep us safe. . 6:24. one expectant mother in tampa has high levels of radioactivity in her water, enough to potentially threaten the health of her >> i'm scared for my unborn child that it's going to affect him or even being a newborn. >> officials don't know the source of the radioactivity right now and they are urging people to drink bottled water until they can find a solution. all new at 6:00, adele endorsed hillary clinton at her concert in miami last night.

happens in america affects her too. several school districts in at least seven states have canceled class on november 8th because many campuses double as polling locations. with this election, there's concern about protests and confrontations. these are the states on the screen. no word of arizona schools yet but we'll keep you posted if we learn of any. game one the indians big winners over the cubs in cleveland. roberto perez smashed two home runs leading his team to the 6- 0 victory, the first time since1990 a team has been shutout in game one. tonight's game has been moved

thousands of fans hope the cubs win. >> one guy might be the ultimate fan, calling this win in 1993. michael lee's yearbook from 23 years ago, a world series win for the cubs this year. he lived in chicago till he was 12 then moved to california but his love never faded. >> just came from like when i was a kid, i had a dream about it up on the red score board they have with harry karry blasting away. >> his classmate posted a video with that yearbook prediction. >> is that real? i have questions about that. more breaking news after several teens were injured in a bad crash. why they were outside the car when this happened. plus some road issues could

how to get around it, coming up. and children found living in horrible conditions here. coming up, how their parents dodged the system. and we'll have the full forecast coming up in a few

. at the live desk, four teenagers ran out of gas and two ended up with serious injuries after trying to push that stalled car.

>> reporter: two teens are in surgery right now. they ran out of gas and thought, we're so close. this is the gas station they were trying to get to, just a few hundred feet away. they decided to get out and push. slammed into the back of them, pinning two girls between the cars, ages 15 and 17. the other driver is being investigated for impairment as he recovers in the hospital as well. the roads are reopened but the investigation is just beginning for police right now. those two girls are in surgery. we'll are updates on air and online as soon as we can.

nice and cool right now. we'll warm to 89 by lunchtime and today's high 95 puts us several degrees above average. not quite the record but i'll show you the record heat next. a big story this morning, sheriff joe arpaio's defense attorneys are getting ready to ask for an extension. >> the judge in the case is moving forward with the contempt of court case sheriff. his attorneys say they need more time to prepare for a defense and they are hoping for an extension into next year. one thing for sure? >> from day one, the sheriff has made it clear that he's not going to plead guilty to something he didn't do. >> it's still not clear if it

these mailboxes pried open, broken into and vandalized at an apartment complex near 40th street and indian school in phoenix. we are still trying to get answers and we'll keep you posted about what we learn. the man who led police on this pursuit just got out prison this month. devon best is accused of stealing $20,000 in jewelry, clothes an electronics. we spoke with the detective who chased him down, andre molina. >> felt like i zoned out, just kept going. i like this job. that's why i did it. you know, you catch bad guys and put them in jail. >> and he says he'd dealt with

police say 20-year-old ronnie arrosco and 17-year-old manual sanchez were shot and killed. that led to a crash in phoenix near 53rd and roosevelt. if you have any information on this case, contact police right away. beaten and starved we are hearing now there were several cries for help in a horrible case of child abuse. >> reporter: dcs were contacted 8 times, up to just a few months ago. the children were taken away at one point. the director said abuse of any child is heartbreaking but a child nearly dying from chronic long-term abuse grieves the soul. we remember tragedies where

in the system. michael an melissa dugger had the children taken away from them but they were given back. earlier this month dcs found them living in deplorable conditions. one of the girls told police officers she was beaten with a tree stick wrapped in duct tape. in this facebook video, you can see their mom posting about parenting, going on a rant saying parents need to be tougher on children especially the children were removed from the home and the parents are behind bars facing 17 counts. an american theme park is taking action after a tragic accident in australia. two women and two men were killed on the river rapids ride in queensland and now busch gardens in tampa is closing a similar ride while they work to understand what went wrong.

rapids ride passed inspection last month. the park will reopen friday for a memorial service. parents in scottsdale want to get the notre dame prep academy back in football. they were banned after recruiting violations. there's a big deadline looming now. >> reporter: today is the day those school officials can we are outside the school's football field right now. you can see it's quiet and parents are hoping students will be able to take to that football field and practice for these playoffs. at this point they are not going to be able to play. last night there was a big meeting to talk about this. they were talking about those recruiting and practice violations that got the school banned in the first place. school leadership met with the parents and some parents say they really didn't get any

meeting. one guy said he wants the adults in charge to be held responsible, not the players. still no word if the school will appeal the decision. >> i'm hopeful that ndp and the diocese are going to do the right thing here. at the same time, that hasn't happened add of yet. >> reporter: we reached out to the school and head coach haven't heard back. again, that deadline is today. parents say they got no indication from that meeting on what the school is actually going to do. . 6:37. phoenix city council members are hosting a resource meeting tonight at 6:00 at sunny slope high school. it will allow those living and working in the area to address

a three will have week test burn will help determine ways to reduce the wildfire risk in fact state and create renewable power from forest by products. this is a first of its kind test and researchers hope to identify cost effective solutions and evaluate the impact on the system. google fiber was supposed to be coming to phoe the expansion here and to 8 other cities is put on hold. google's parent company is cutting costs after failing to meet financial goals. google fiber has launched in 8 city, providing internet connection up to 100 times faster than standard cable. thousands of new homes and hotels are in the works in flagstaff.

project involving relocating existing businesses. there's also a plan for the a 230-apartment complex. did you see the light in the sky last knight? we got a lot of calls. this video out of gilbert is unclear what it was. we know it was not from the air force base, noaa as well. so you tell us what you think was in the 6:39. back at the live desk, an epipen is about to have competition in the allergy drug market. a new company plans to reintroduce the epinephrine auto injector at a quote, very, very low cost. the product was recalled last year amid dosing concerns here. this comes as the creator for epipen upped its price more than 600%. outrage in the public led to

members of congresses getting involved. temperatures are cooler than yesterday. you can see the change from just 24 hours ago. gallondale morning and phoenix checking in in this 60s. we won't be there for long, warming back into the mid-70s by 9:00, then upper 80s by noon before the 90s set in through the afternoon. our high today, 95 degrees, warmer than yesterday. we'll talk about the record heat that's heading our way next. a lot going on in the traffic center right now.

10 eastbound as that crash at 7th avenue clears. and in scottsdale, part of shay boulevard is closed, westbound from scottsdale road to 64th street because traffic lights are out. this is new video. you can see that pole there. looks like somebody hit it, snapped it in half. what we're hearing from officials is that this could take several hours to fix, maybe not until this afternoon. coming up, we are hearing of a water main crash. we'll have the latest on that coming up in a few minutes. new construction plans taking place at sky harbor. >> and just in, a huge breakneck of 43 missing students in mexico that disappeared. you won't believe the charges this morning. he was supposed to be house sitting, but his joyride landed him in jail.

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m o'halleran -- a leader we can trust. . 6:45. new this morning, a breakneck of 43 missing students in mexico. a police chief is held on charges of their disappearance. the former chief was on the run and he's not provided the location police intercepted several bus loads of students more than two years ago an turned them over to the local drug cartel and were killed. the phoenix city council wants to expand parts of sky harbor. the south concourse at terminal 4 and the sky train could cost $915 million. the council says it would be

funding sources. how would you like one of these faces to greet you at sky harbor. the newest customer service agents at the san josi airport have huge touch screens, help you find a gate, a restaurant or just take a selfie. the gender gap is closing when it comes to drinking. a new study found women are now drinking nearly as much alco damage to their health. this is partly the result of successful marketing campaigns and creation of sweeter products aimed at young women and cuts in price. an 18-year-old who was house sitting for his neighbor now has a mug shot after stealing the neighbor's car and crashing it into his own house, which was next door. people in the neighborhood now rethinking who watches their

anyone watch your house. if it's a person of trust, you would think they would just do what they're supposed to be doing. >> the 18-year-old told police his friend stole the car and crashed it but the cuts on his face tell a different story. he's been charged. the suns are starting their regular season and there are new faces on the court and new offerings of ahi tuna, garlic bread mac and cheese dogs, maple bacon and cheese sandwiches on donuts. >> i think it's taking the old concessions were used to an trying to make it awesome. >> time for breakfast. tipoff at 7:00 p.m. against the sacramento kings and the first 15,000 fans get a

one tucson teen is using his feet to do something incredible. see this little guy? just thought of using my feet one day to solve this rubik's cube. and he can do it. he posted the video on youtube. it only took him 5:50 to solve it with his feet. his best time with his just 37 seconds. unbelievable. >> that's pretty impressive. i don't think i've ever finished one. let's talk about the most accurate forecast, waking up the a beautiful view across the valley with plenty of sun in the forecast. you'll notice high clouds drifting in across the skies through the day today but still plan on mostly sunny conditions. and we are going to be dealing

into the mid-90s by this afternoon. going from 69 now, spending a couple hours in the upper 60s before the warmup kicks in. mid-80s by 11:00 a.m., then the 90s setting in early today. today's high 95 degrees, 10 above the average for this time of year. again, not quite to records. the record is 98 degrees. by tomorrow we could be tying that record or could be in for a record-breaking day. today is warm and note the temperatures across the state with 90s off to our west, 80s in spots like sedona. for now no signs of rain as high pressure dominates. i'll show you the changes coming up for the weekend, in the seven-day forecast. we are getting word of a serious crash and mcdowell and 43rd avenue. our chopper is heading to the scene.

slowdowns on the 10 in the west valley and the 17 approaching the durango curve. also just in, a water main break near 19th avenue and mcdowell. we're told people will need to take thomas as your smart route. we are working to figure out when this will be fixed. remember we told you tempe is going green? we have a live look at a vacant lot at 7th street and mill. this is mobile patio. trash cans were repurposed into benches, plant holders and tables. also if you head over there, you get free breakfast. >> can't argue with free. and every wednesday it's we care wednesday at the state fair. bring in four cans of food and get a free admission between noon and 6:00. all the food is donated to st.

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. >> reporter: right now two teenagers are in surgery after being pinned between two cars near cactus west of the i-17. the girls' car ran out of gas

push the car to a nearby gas station. another car rear-ended them, pinning the two girls, who are now in surgery. that driver is being investigated for possible impairment. no word on the charges he may face. megan thompson, abc 15 news. we have new information about a child abuse case. right now michael and melissa dugger are behind bars, accused of torturing, starving and beating two of their children. dcs received 8 prior reports about the parents but the children were not taken away until this month. the parents are facing 17 counts. happening today, drivers will finally be able to use the broadway road extension going westbound. this is a mile stretch between 51st and 43rd avenue. the eastbound lanes are not done yet but when finished, they will have three lanes in each direction and bike lanes.

public meeting at 6:00 at the transportation station for information on the streetcar development. >> reporter: we are live in scottsdale, where the football team at notre dame prep is banned from the playoffs as school officials are accused of violating practice recruiting policies. parents met to talk about the violations and the ban. the school has until today to appeal that ban. no word yet if they are going to do that. . just into the live desk, donald trump's walk of fame star vandalized with a sledgehammer. it was awarded to him in 2007. good morning america is just minutes away.

obamacare announcement. with premiums set to skyrocket in 2017, donald trump is on the attack against the health care act. he and vice president joe biden squaring off, just ahead on gma. we are getting warmer the next couple days. today up to 95 degrees and tomorrow likely a record breaking day, just 2 degrees shy of the triple digits. degrees and the record is 98 as well, so we'll probably tie it at least. after that, we see temperatures drop. still above average through the weekend and on halloween up to 90 degrees before we see the highs come down into the upper 80s. we'll see more 80s next week. for now get ready for the heat. right now working to get more information on the serious crash near 43rd avenue and

we'll have updates throughout the morning. >> i think we have a shot of air 15 heading there now. stay with us. we'll have updates every 25 minutes throughout good morning america. >> we'll be back in 25 minutes with more local news and weather. >> thank you for connecting

good morning, america. fast freeze. a big chill moving into the northeast just days after 80-degree temperatures. plus, more snow on the way. half a foot now in the forecast. also this morning, the fight to the finish. donald trump taking aim at obamacare and vice president biden. >> biden wants to take me to the back of the barn, me. i'd love that. >> as trump's famous surrogate newt gingrich takes on the media and megyn kelly. >> he's not a sexual predator. >> that's your opinion. i'm not taking a statement. or a position on it. >> you are fascinated with sex. >> what she then says to him. >> excuse me, mr. speaker. >> while hillary clinton lines up another big endorsement and looks to dance her way to