a pair of shootings rocking the valley communities. two men shot while riding in their car. one man shot inside his own home. in both cases the shooters are on the loose. we begin with breaking news. the fbi telling congress it is in emails that may contain classified information have emerged in july the fbi said its investigation into clinton was finished. this it raises the possibility of reopening the criminal investigation against clinton. all of this happening 11 days before the election. >> in a letter sent to congress james comey says new emails have come to light prompting investigators to take another look. it is unclear from companies

received them. for the past couple of weeks wikileaks has been dumping emails from clinton. we do not know if this is connected. donald trump, a live look right now in new hampshire. he did not waste any time getting into the news at the fbi reopening the investigation into clinton's emails. something he was hammering on the summer. >> this was a grave miscarriage of justice that the understood. and it is everybody's hope that it is about to be corrected. >> donald trump speaking live in new hampshire. he is going to name -- to maine and iowa today. quite a lot of travel ahead for donald trump. arizona now ground zero

good morning. let's get into it. on dan spindle. >> i'm allison rodriguez. donald trump will be in town tomorrow. hillary clinton announcing she will follow suit with a valley visit of her own next week. after visits by her daughter chelsea, michelle obama and bernie sanders clinton will be in town next wednesday for a rally. details of exactly when and where quentin will appear is still being hashed out. when we know we will let you know as well. as for donald trump, he will be in phoenix tomorrow rally our state into his corner. katie conner has more on the republican nominee's visit right here to the valley. >> reporter: donald trump is taking no chances. saturdays you will be at the phoenix convention center hoping to sway voters and get arizona's 11 electoral votes this will be trump's seventh visit and maybe his most important as he works to keep arizona from this column. you can buy tickets online, first come first serve. the doors open at 12:30.

downtown phoenix with abc 15 news. trump's running mate safe and sound after a scary scene last night. his plane skidded off the runway causing a big scary scene at laguardia airport. pens saying the whole thing only a few seconds long but he still felt the plane fishtail before coming to a rough stop. >> for a few seconds you could feel some bouncing off mud splattered on the windows we figured we were off the runway. they got everybody was fine. >> 47 other people were on board when this happened. thankfully none of them hurt you saw a lot of the concrete and the runway completely in rubble. let's go to the democratic side. clinton getting ready to start a rally in cedar rapids iowa. after she finishes their she will head to des moines for another early voting rally. no word on if she is going to address this new fbi probe into

pretty toasty out there. >> the record-breaking heat wave continues this morning the temperature only dropping to 76 . as long as that temperature is the lowest temperature we see before midnight tonight that will go down as the warmest low we have ever seen on this date. topping that previous low of 70 degrees. it was a very warm morning. this is the latest we have seen a low temperature at or above 75 degrees in the year. already breaking records after breaking a record yesterday when we hit 100 degrees we did hit 100 yesterday. this morning a little warmer. it was harder to cool down overnight. we had a blanket of clouds over the valley. that kept temperatures milder. the temperatures are still warming up. rather, warming up

up the clouds are sticking around. i will show you how close to record we get this afternoon in a few minutes. local breaking news. we are tracking a double shooting in guadalupe. just after 8:30 am air 15 flew over the scene. this is a fire station there. investigators telling us the men were shot in that white truck. the truck rolled into the fire station and were taken to the hospital. we do not know of the men. in chandler the hunt is on for three suspects after a man a shot in a neighborhood near alma school and pecos road. he is expected to make it. police searching the three men who took off in a 2016 nissan maxima. police say they will be out for hours at the scene. call chandler police if you have any information. staying in chandler, looking for the suspects at this time. right now the searches on

in a deadly rack. grand avenue is back open. a motorcycle spun out and stopped under the real does rear axle of a semi-. he did not survive police believe he may have been driving -- driving too fast and try to change lanes. all we know about the big rig is it had a red trailer. leslie merritt jr. is a free man after being arrested again. this video showing the one time freeway shooting suspect walking out of jail. restraining order. authorities arrested him on wednesday night near 67th avenue. in bethany home after a woman reported him. merit spent more than half a year behind bars after the freeway shootings. he was a suspect in that. he told us he never wanted to go back. >> i worry about it every day. i don't want to have to put my kids back through the stress. i don't want to deal with the stress. it's like mental torture sitting in a box everyday.

but can be refiled. merit is suing the state for millions of dollars saying he was wrongfully accused. it's the official goodbye to the phoenix police chief joseph yahner. 's retirement reception is taking place at 1:30. following the reception the new chief will be sworn in at 3:00 this is all happening at the phoenix convention center. protesters say they will carry caskets to yonder's retirement party. members of a group called people for united justice say they will bring 17 caskets. killed by police under yonder swatch. they also claim hispanics make up a disproportionate number of those shot by police. a crime alert. do you recognize these men? get a good look at them. chandler police are looking for them right now. they are accused of breaking into nine cars and stealing credit cards, money, clothing, electronics and even a gun. please call silent witness at

we have -- 480 witness. credit card scammers are popping up all over the state. this year the department patrick -- apartment of agriculture has found -- has found 78 in arizona. 30 in the last six weeks. this is a complete list of where all of those skimmers were found. find it@abc15.com. new developments into a deadly plane crash with a valley connection. what the pilot reported minutes before the crash. sophisticated happening right here. what we are learning about the 18-year-old suspect. do you think hillary clinton is going to be charged in this new email investigation? that is our poll of the day. checkout abc 15.com and click

new information on a deadly plane crash in colorado with ties to our state.

revealed the pilot was dealing with powerful wind and loss control before crashing. you can hear the passengers screaming awful. the air traffic controllers were warning the pilot to abort. that flight killed one person. three others were hurt. a big win for supporters of the south mountain freeway project. the work on the loop 202 extension around south mountain will move forward. a federal judge has decided to deny a construction saying opponents won't likely win an appeal. the first phase of the 22 mile- long road started last month and the major part will begin next year. the new freeway should be completed by the end of 20 -- 2019. dylan works after a high school coach at notre dame prep was fired. the team is banned from the playoffs over recruiting violations. members will take up the peel this afternoon -- an appeal

teenager in the slammer. what we find out about her impromptu photo shoot. 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.

with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone.

deputies are asking you to keep your eyes out for dismissing mesa man.'s name is oliver burn. his wife tells us she last saw him leaving their home for a

that was last evening near record in university in mesa. he does not have any known mental issues, but he is in remission for brain cancer. please contact mcso if you see him. an organization wants to know exactly how the state of arizona carries out executions and they are taking the fight to court. today attorneys for the group and the state will meet before a judge. the state is arguing there is transparency but the media should not know everything. this whole fight starting after joseph woods execution. that lasted two hours before he died. looking at news from across the nation. a confrontation at a denver are goes south. six people in the hospital. police saying someone in a car chased a group of people in an suv. during the chase shots were fired and the person in the suv was hit. the driver of the suv sped up and ran a red light, hitting

person in the other car had to go to the hospital. the car that was chasing the suv got away. this texas teen out on bond. the 19-year-old is accused of slamming into the back of a police car. she was trying to take a topless selfie. she confessed to the officer what was happening. the cop found a bottle of wine in the car. the texas a&m failed three field sobriety tests. more jobs, more money. that's what the raiders stadi could bring to las vegas labor leaders in city officials announcing their plans to fill 75% of job openings with locals. they will focus specifically on hiring minorities, ex- offenders, members of the lgbt community and does with disabilities. a bit more drugs. the coast guard is displaying 39,000 pounds of cocaine in san diego. the street value is estimated at 5.6 in san diego. the street value is estimated at $5.6 billion. it's part of a year-long

people have been busted. more arrests coming. i was outside early this morning and i didn't need a sweater or anything. is it really the end of october? >> we only cooled to 76 this morning. that's okay if you're in the middle of summer. this is the latest we have ever seen a low temperature that warm in the year. 76 for potentially a new record for the warmest low temperature unless we drop below that before midnight, which i don't think we will, it looks like another record going down during this october heatwave. the clouds are to blame for the warmer temperatures pick the blanket of clouds always traps in the warmth. warmer temperatures. the blanket of clouds always traps in the warmth. it was a bit of a struggle with

that's what's holding air temperatures down today. in comparison to 24 hours ago we are running about 7 degrees cooler in most of the valley cities. goodyear even about 8 degrees cooler than where we were yesterday. it is feeling warm out there with mid-80s across much of the valley. upper 80s at mesa gateway phoenix. officially checking in at 86 degrees. it is still going to be a warm day. we're not talking triple digit heat today. in part because of the holding temperatures down a bit. well above average. from 86 now to 91 at 2:00. up to 94 at 4:00. that will be the high for today. that is 10 degrees above the average for this time of year. we will still be in the 90s by 6:00. if you have happy hour planned it will still be warm. by 6:00 we will start dropping

record. we will have to watch that temperature closely. forecast is 94. the record is 97. we will, close enough to it and keep a very close eye on it this afternoon. i don't. >> we will break it here. the clouds are moving in and they have been moving in since yesterday. as we pull and moisture across the state ahead of a storm system a few spotty light showers developing in northwest arizona as expected. even sprinkles in that area. we won't see much of the valley. this storm system is inching closer to our state. we don't get enough moisture for any widespread rain chances. as we go into this afternoon watch for a few spotty showers up north even into tonight. for the valley aside from a stray sprinkle under some of the thickest clouds i'm not expecting rain chances above 10%. you won't really see them in the forecast. i expect most of us are going to stay dry for today. up north the slight chance, by

going into tonight. over the weekend a 10% chance in the forecast up north. the valley drive through the weekend. a mix of clouds and sun through the weekend. you'll notice the forecast is dry through the next seven days for the phoenix area. holding onto a 20% chance for the high country wednesday another disturbance moves in and bums chances up again. even though we won't see any good rain chances in the valley we will see temperatures trending down. especially heading into halloween and next week. forecast for you in a few minutes. the tips you need to know before walking around your neighborhood this halloween. a satanic

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32 safety alerts ahead of halloween. be on the lookout for rattlesnakes, especially since we are seeing warmer temperatures we're letting you know right now they are getting a lot of calls. beware around the pumpkins and decorations. do a double take if you have any decorations. this is a map of all of the registered sex offenders in th this is interactive so you can click around my neighborhood and know what your family is walking into on halloween night. halloween is coming up. i'm going to be out for a little bit to help my wife take the kids all around the neighborhoods. stay safe. dr. scott is here with us and brought a special guest. >> my daughter chloe is here with us. >> looking great. do you like frozen?

we want to ask you to sing the whole entire thing for us right now. tell us something we can remember as parents when we head out the door. >> increase the visibility of your kids. low -- glow sticks are great. anything you can do to make your kids stand out. anything you can do so cars can see you. >> do that again. let's see the lights. perfect. i didn't even notice the glow sticks because it hits in with the costume. it doesn't have to were in the mojo of your costume. >> exactly. there are different colors. >> what else to stay safe? >> realize there are still cars driving. parents have to realize the kids will be running around and are excited. you have to look out for ca. also, remind the kids that even though it's a neighborhood and we see these people a lot they are still strangers. make sure an adult is going to

>> i know you worked in law enforcement in the past. when you consider you always tell kids don't talk to strangers and halloween is just the opposite. let strangers. it's the most confusing thing. >> everything we grew up with, check the candy to make sure it hasn't been tampered with. one of the biggest things is making the kids aren't zigzagging on the street. just try to keep end of the street, across the street and come back the other way. >> is there is safe age kids should be going by themselves or should parents always be there keeping an eye? >> it's a mental age. i have a 12 and 14-year-old so we have to look at it to see if the kids are mature enough to make decisions. if we let them go off we have to have an honest conversation and let them know what is a

people think nobody knows who i am, i have a mask and they think bozo cops can't tell if bozo broke something, but we actually can. remind them not to damage property or go through lines or things like that. >> that's important for the older trick-or-treaters. chloe, are you excited about trick-or-treating? >> yes. >> she's ready to go. she's done and ready for monday night. thank you so much. still to come, the billionaire businesswoman claimed donald trump crossed the line by talking about her body. authorities saying a man

we have an update to that breaking news we brought you at the top of the newscast. paul ryan now calling for all of hillary clinton is classified briefings to be suspended. this while the fbi reopens thr private email server. ryan releasing this statement reading in part, yet again hillary clinton has nobody but herself to blame. she was entrusted with some of our nation's most important secrets and she betrayed that trust by carelessly mishandling highly classified information. this from the speaker of the house moments ago. three police saying this teenager right here was supposed to be taking this was close to taking down the entire 911 system in the valley.

cyber attack. it all started online on twitter. >> reporter: phone calls to the 911 dispatch center to be expected. hundreds letting the system all at once? >> it was like constant. just having the ringing. >> reporter: michelle bush on phone duty tuesday night when they were overflowing with calls from a prank. >> this is a big stress. somebody could be dying or needing an >> reporter: the sheriff's office says there center, peoria enterprise road targeted by 18-year-old kumar decide. gateway community college a student created a link inviting twitter followers to click on it. >> to put above into their phone and actually caused their phone to automatically dispatch 911 call. when they were -- when they wanted to hang up they could not hang up. >> reporter: once the calls came flooding in cyber detectives used gps coordinates

leading them to his apartment. >> they took him into custody while he was at a class. >> reporter: mcso says at first he tried to claim he was getting paid by apple to pinpoint flaws in the software. he also told them hackers would recognize his skill and he thought it would be funny. nobody is laughing. >> ncso is saying it wasn't just here in arizona. that link also caused disruptions in texas and california. a valley man accused in a ro telling words. >> stupid mistake. >> police say he got into it with another driver near seventh avenue and mcdowell. when the other guy showed a gun crawford shot at his car twice. one bullet hit inches away from an 18-month-old baby in the backseat. >> i apologize. i truly am sorry. i just want to move past it.

having lunch nearby saw the shooting and took crawford in the custody. donald trump taking no chances in arizona. he is making a campaign stop in phoenix tomorrow. the doors to the convention center will open at 12:30. trump's speech set to begin at 3:30. this will be his seventh rally in the state. the fifth so far this year. the republican nominee continues to close the gap on at the beginning of this week a post-poll had clinton with a 12 point lead. look at -- numbers now. down to just four points. 89% of those pulled city do expect clinton to win. in the final days before the election trump is trying to appeal to minority voters. a recent speech might have struck the wrong note. >> i'm going to work on our ghettos, take a look at what is going on where you have pockets

so many things, so many problems, so many horrible, horrible problems. >> donald trump trying to make a point. he continues to talk about vote rigging but is focusing on the economy as well. another woman accusing donald trump of inappropriate behavior. shark tank star barbara corcoran claims trump made remarks about her breasts. she didn't provide any further details about the encounter. no donald trump. hillary clinton hasn't even one yet and there are reports that she is already choosing her secretary of state . campaign insiders tell us the former secretary of state once joe biden for the job if he will accept. with just 11 days from the election our state has a unique concern. double voting. especially since we have so many snowbirds here. don't worry. arizona uses a database to detect cases of double voting. the program has 30

which then produces a list of possible duplicate voters. a practice that sounds illegal but it is a. it's called vote swapping where participants use smart phones to trade both with voters in other states. >> it's a one-on-one transaction involving just two people with each other. that in and of itself is an expression of speech, not an illegal act. :the idea is that people in swing states will vote for a major party candidate in return for people in other states voting for third-party candidates. experts say as long as money is an exchange -- exchanged is considered an exercise of free speech. we're getting a live look in tallahassee lorna. this is the vice presidential nominee, tim kaine, to his right gabby gifford from our state is there campaigning for hillary clinton

well. let's listen in. >> i was introduced at an event recently and so many said there's only 29 people in the history of the united states who have been a mayor, a governor and the center does and a senator and tim kaine is one of them. i thought it can't be true. there are so many senators and governors so i went back to the senate historian and i said can you run this through and see if it's true? came back and said it is true. i said how can this be true? >> we wondered if he might mention what has been happening today with revelations that the fbi is looking again at the emails from hillary clinton. he's telling an antidote on stage. gabby gifford is up there as well. fighting over bright lights. the showdown between city officials and one florida family. is heating up all because of this, i'm not going to lie, pretty awesome christmas just -- display.

are not going to find a cure in cranberries. we will explain. paddle run for the hills after this crashing colorado. a semi truck they are carrying a load of towels rolling over. many roaming in the tall grass

we have never heard from he jeanette finicum speaking out. >> months after her husband, lavoy finicum, and arizona ranger was killed in a standoff at a wildlife refuge in oregon. jeanette says her family was elated when they learned a jury handed down a not guilty verdict for the seven others who were involved in this 41 day armed occupation. jeanette said the decision is justice for her late husband. >> we as a people need to start standing for what is

and not to be intimidated or bullied by the authorities in righteous causes. >> throughout the trial the defense said the group never illegally conspired to keep federal workers from doing their jobs. it's called the genesis 2 church of health and healing. overseeing the u.s. by man who says he' proclaiming that what is in this class is a miracle cure for the most serious of diseases. to find out what is in the miracle cure we ordered a shipment. $150 for these small bottles. we took them to our respected testing laboratory. nothing miraculous about it. essentially, a kind of chlorine. >> mms is an industrial chemical. and industrial bleach. >> reporter: look what happened when we poured some of

jeans. the denim turned white through both pant legs. even at the prescribed dose experts say it's still a danger for everyone. >> the fact that anyone would suggest that you should give this to somebody is ridiculous. this is scary, dangerous stuff. >> reporter: to the outrage of medical professionals the church using slick online videos is aggressively pushing the miracle cure. shipping millions of bottles to people all over the world. including people suffering from >> i think that kind of advice is terrifying. >> reporter: and to the parents of autistic children. >> you're doing at the expense of these defensive -- defenseless children. how can you not call that evil? spin when the time came to ask the archbishop about his preachings and promises of a cure >> we are a church. >> reporter: it quickly turned ugly. >> are you harming people with this? >> no.

>> you're an actor. you are a piece of [ bleep ]. >> make sure to watch that explosive investigative report tonight on 2020 right here on abc 15 at 9:00. stay and get caught up with today's news and weather on abc 15 news at 10:00. a lot of people will be watching that one. a lot of people probably want to go to this. the spirit lives on for one florida family after they won a la save their extravagant holiday display. >> we want you to look at this. it is filled with more than 200,000 lights, ornaments and decorations. the city of plantation sued mark and kathy hiett claiming their display was a public nuisance. the judge disagreed. >> he vindicated our family. he vindicated our ability to bring the christmas spirit to many of the residents here in south florida. >> the lawsuit cost the city

thousands of dollars. mark hiett saying that is unacceptable. he is considering a run for public office. do you know how to check out a company before you do business with them? joe lets you know where to look and what to do with the information that you find. a record breaking heat wave. there is relief coming soon.

request an early ballot. the secretary of state's office says 35% of voters have already return valid for 39% of those were from registered republicans. 36% from democrats. 25% from independence. no surprise as republicans do outnumber democrats and independents in arizona. some republican strategists say the gop is underperforming in early balloting for typically republican turnout ranges between 41% and 44%. according to arizona high ground steady at 32%, prompting republican strategists to admit that the democratic get out to vote efforts are working. the secretary of state reports early voting returns showing 53% of ballots cast are from female voters. what does the election me to housing markets? they say when you experience fear and uncertainty it makes you more cautious about making big financial decisions and

fewer people buying. they say nationally the real estate market is proven to be very healthy. it's the level of inventory that most has an impact on housing. this is a sad step. for the third year the number of kids in foster care is up. more than 427,000 children are in the system. a major factor is worsening substance abuse by parents. the state with the largest increase include hours, arizona , florida indiana, ge minnesota. the final day of trading for the week. the dow at 18,167. negative territory by a few points. president obama issuing to issuing new rules meant to help students get their federal loans erased in cases where there has been fraud and misconduct by their schools. many cases brought up after corinthian colleges closed last year.

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american and southwest airlines both announcing fares are going up five dollars each way. this is an attempt to reserve a price slump. fares have been falling since the airlines offered seats at a rate that have outgrown travel demands. an old wives tale about. cranberries do not prevent or cure utis. cranberry capsules did not have fewer episodes of uti in those taking a placebo. utis most common infection in nursing homes. johnson & johnson losing its battle over baby powder. a jury ruling in favor of a california woman who claimed the talcum powder caused her ovarian cancer in 2012. the lawsuit also accused the company of ", negligent conduct in its marketing. two similar lawsuits earlier

million. november is just a few days away. it has been so warm. record-breaking warm. >> we're not meaning to glare at you here. >> i understand. it is what it is. here we are in late october and we are talking record-breaking temperatures. yesterday you felt it. we hit 100 degrees for the high temperature. the old record of the day was 90 degrees. latest triple digits ever recorded in phoenix. and those october 23, yesterday, shadowing that record. we are also in our second longest stretch of highs greater than 90 degrees. we are running at 23 days of 90+ degree temperatures in october. the record stands at 25. today looking at day 24. tomorrow possibly 25. we will

down because of those high temperatures. this morning we potentially set a record. the low only dropping to 76 degrees. if we don't drop low that before midnight, which i don't think we will, that will go down as a new record for a warm low temperature. that is the latest we have ever seen that temperature not fall below 75 this late in the year. record-breaking and the heat is sticking around for severa more days. the clouds are also sticking around going through today. they will be moving in and keeping temperatures warm overnight. that plus the fact that we hit 100 yesterday the clouds are sticking around. not much rain in the phoenix area. at most maybe a sprinkle under some thick clouds to the east. i do think we will stay dry up to the northwest a slight chance of showers going into this afternoon and the

approaching from the west. the valley won't see enough moisture for any good rain chances today. over the weekend also staying dry across the phoenix area. some passing clouds but don't plan on any rain chances for the phoenix area through sunday. temperatures will gradually trended down over the next few days. we will get a series of storm systems by next week. that will drop our temperatures even further. they will keep the rain chances in place for the high country ov the forecast for today is 86 now. warming to 88 at lunchtime. today 94 as the hybrid no triple digits. it doesn't look like we will break a record. the record stands at 97. still warm. the most accurate forecast for other valley cities, low to mid- 90s across the valley. clouds sticking around through tonight.

flagstaff a high of 67 today. the lowest fall in the 40s and 50s up north. 60s and 70s in central arizona. much of the valley starting out saturday in the upper 60s to low 70s. a bit cooler than what we felt this morning. we will keep some of those clouds around. today's highs 94. tomorrow trending down. by sunday we're talking low 90s. it won't be until next week, halloween, that we start to see high temperatures dropping for to upper 80s through next week. morning temperatures also getting cooler, into the 60s. keep in mind the 80s put us above average for this time of year. we will catch a break from the 90s next week. starting next week you have a chance to win $50 in free coffee as we team up with dust brothers -- dutch brothers. watch for the weather word of

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i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this messsage. paul babeu oversaw a place of horrors as headmaster of a school for at-risk youth. students were denied basic human rights and were subject to sexual abuse.

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. do you think hillary clinton will be charged because of this new email investigation by the f ei? 72% believe that she will. 28% said no. we want to recap our top stories. mcso investigating a shooting that sent two men to the hospital. only know is these men were driving when they were shot. their car rolling into a fire station. we will have updates later on. in chandler three men on

was shot in his home. he was shot a number of times. the suspects are still on the run. all of this happening in a neighborhood near alma school and pecos road. the suspects got away in a silver vehicle. an iowa hillary clinton is speaking right now. no word on if she will address the probe into her emails that is being reopened by the fbi. let's listen in quickly. >> reminding myself. people say how did you keep your composure? well, i practice that i had my team and the young man playing trump for me just insult me up and down. it was exhausting. i spent hours being insulted by my team and my friends. and, boy, did it prepare me to stand there with the insult or known as donald trump. >> she's playing to the crowd there.

investigating her emails. >> she's going to be here in the valley, finally, after several trips made hereby donald trump. it is the last weekend for the fair. it opens up in a couple of minutes and closes at 10:00 tonight. tomorrow it opens at 10 am. and sunday also. it does close at 9:00 on sunday. you still have some time to head out there. >> it has been a hot your for the fair. >> back in the mid-90s as we look at the seven-day forecast. it should stable of the record which is 97 degrees. we will watch the temperature closely pickup in the valley stays dry with rain chance up to the north. low 90s through the weekend and the 80s back by next week.

? >> announcer: today we're making meal magic and throwing an instant bewitching bash! clinton's stirring up a bowl of goodness with the hilarious colin hanks. carla's making a decadent sweet treat with the cupcake queen herself, candace nelson. and michael's teaming up with daphne to make perfe bites. the halloween fun starts right now on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] ? >> good afternoon and welcome to "the chew!" there are only three more days until halloween people! [ cheers and applause ] and if you're in a panic about throwing a party, don't be scurred. all hour long we're showing you