. we begin with breaking news tonight at 6:00 a woman and two children have been rushed to the hospital after being hit by a car. this is a live look of the scene near 35th avenue and dunlap. the police tell us they range from eight months to 15 years old. they're condition. the driver did remain at the scene and the investigation is ongoing. a gas leak has shut down an intersection and forced evacuation of some businesses in the area. phoenix fire crews are working with southwest gas to get control of the leak no injuries have been reported. a man has been found crushed underneath his car in chandler. officers are on the scene now

boulevard. the bliss believe the 55-year- old was doing mechanical work when it fell on him. sadly we're told the man did not survive. and the police just arrested the man responsible for a deadly stabbing last night. the officers spotted the 38- year-old near 12th avenue and hatcher. they say he matches the description of the suspect accused of killing a 36-year- old man. coho is now face second-degree murder charge. the controversial new dolphin park opens, and the folks behind the aquarium say dolphins thrive in captivity but the protest ors say this is -- protesters say this is cruel. >> we show you the polarizing viewpoint. >> dolphins deserve freedom just like we do. >> i think there are a few people who are misinformed. >> show your love for dolphins by not supporting the capture.

veterinary care and the positive training. >> we're out here protesting deposit fin air's opening in scottsdale, arizona. >> it is important for us to be heard. it is important for us to send a message to the children and the companies that are consistently using animals as entertainment. >> they should not be forced into a life of servitude any more than people should. >> we want to inspire people to protect our planet animals are ambassadors for their species and the ocean habitat. >> i think it is disgusting that this company has got anne way with bringing this to arizona when the people have signed a petition of almost 200,000 signatures saying we don't want this. >> are you enjoying your freedom? >> i'm hoping that people will become aware. >> don't buy a ticket. that's right, because your dollars are your vote. >> people are starting to

capture and use for profit. >> the water dolphins are constantly on the move. >> the lesson that we have learned are enabling us to take better care of our coastal area and the hope is that future generations will do a better job than we humans have done so far in protecting our natural resources and the planet. temperatures starting to cool down a little bit for us here in the valley. 91 is the current temperature. our high today wa 91 in bullhead city and 64 in show low. the winds coming out of the southwest. it is bringing gusty conditions from lake havasu up through flagstaff. on top of the sustained winds you have wind gusts at 15 to 20 miles per hour. a slight calming as we head into the evening. we are staying noise and dry. we're not going to see a lot of activity coming our way, but

through the pacific northwest. i'll tell you what they're going to bring to our area coming up. >> thank you. tonight the police are trying to find out if alcohol contributed to a deadly crash on the border between phoenix and glendale. fourteens were rushed to the hospital last night after their car and this truck collided near 59th avenue and camelback. the two people in the front of the car, a 17-year-old girl and a 16-year-old boy died at the hospital. the third teen is still recovering at the hospital with serious injuries. our camera was police took the 27-year-old truck driver, put him in handcuffs. we're still working to find out if that person will be charged or if anyone has been officially arrested here. right now the police need your help to put this guy behind bars. he is accused of holding up not one, but two circle ks here in the valley. we show you how you can help catch this crook. this is the video police want you to see. they hope you recognize the man

he is toting a black pack back while robbing a circle k in phoenix. the clerk enh.h. crook entered the -- crook entered the store and robbed a circle k clerk at gun point telling the employees to stash the register cash in his backpack and then he took off. a week later the police say the same man robbed a circle k near broadway, which is not too far away from that first circle k. the man is described as old, 5'1", 180 pounds with black hair, brown eyes and a goatee. but it may be his tattoos that really help identify him. >> fortunately for us we have some good descriptions, so we know that someone's name is tattooed on the left side of his neck and on his right arm near the bicep there is a big tattoo. [ just because he robbed the two stores doesn't mean he got away with much money. they do tell us you could walk

in. if you know who this man is, call violent witness at 480- witness. cbs 5 news. investigators think this guy may have information on a credit card theft. back in august, a man broke into a home and stole several credit cards a short time later this person was seen using those cards at a wal-mart and toys 'r us in avondale. the police say they just want to talk to him. coming rt how doctors are using it to treat certain health conditions. >> if you saw the video, it scared the heck out of her. coming up next, an explosion caught on camera. what this woman was trying to vacuum out of her car before the flames ignited. but first a serial killer tied to seven murders in phoenix is still out there. there is a $75,000 reward in this case. you'll find a direct link to

closed captioning is brought to you by express flooring. tonight at 6:00, virtual reality could help win the battle against ptsd a valley behavioral health university and tech company have teamed up

treat mental illness. the doctors believe the patients with anxiety, depression and ptsd could all benefit from virtual reality because it helps bring calm into their lives. >> they can have a known voice in the background as a voice over, but then we also have music. we have serene visual effect like a garden effect and birds flying and water rippling and fish in the water and things like th americans will experience ptsd at some point in their lives jo and we're dive ing into flu season and that means annual check-ups are enough. >> several got their health screenings for free. we show you where. >> reporter: blood pressure checks, glucose screenings, vision checks and flu shots. valley family got them all at today's wal-mart wellsness day where 4,000 stores participating all over the country, this is the biggest

nation offering free screenings and discounselled vaccinations. >> there is a need for them. we have a good turn out. we held one last year. we did 150 vision screenings in less than two hours. >> reporter: in the west valley, there was a community health fair. free services like mammogram referrals andy and dental screenings were offered to the community to help promote a healthy, active lifestyle. >> it is providing all of this information so a community can be economically empowerment means many things, health care, education, not just a paycheck, right? >> reporter: but what is a little work without any play? >> the families got to kick back in massage chairs while waiting to hear if they had won a bicycle raffle or other prizes. still to come, hurricane matthew might be gone, but not the mess it left behind. how much water one town is dealing with, next.

are dry, but this next week, clear skies expected. we'll with at 84 by 8:00 and 80

now toa surely leave you shaking your head asking why and it all starts with surveillance video after woman vac youing her car in a car wash. >> he is trying to suck up spilled gas lean. we show you what happened next. >> what are you thinking? >> i think even a child would know not to do that. >> reporter: so you need to vacuum your car, well, be sure there is no gasoline spilled

vacuum up gasoline. >> reporter: or this will happen. >> wow that is not good. >> reporter: it gives you an idea what folks at shuttle car wash think about it. >> oh, geese, louise, you're kidding me. >> that is not my wife, by the way. >> reporter: and she is someone's daughter, mother or friend and she could have been badly hurt or hurt someone else. >> it was a heck of an explosion. it just burnt everything up. >> reporter: the owner caught it all on surveillance cameras. >> if you saw the de scared the heck out of her. >> reporter: and on that note billy says the woman drove out of here. her 75-cents, never getting her car clean with this vacuum, instead destroying it. >> and then she just stands there and watches it. >> reporter: everyone here left to wonder how this ignorance could have sparked tragedy. >> thank god nobody was standing over there, do you know what i mean? >> what could have happened? i don't even want to think about it.

kingpin el whicho could be in a u.s. courtroom as early as next year. a security commissioner revealed that joaquin guzman is expected to be extradited to america in january and february. he was wanted in california and texas for drug trafficking and murder. >> a disappointing ruling for a family of those killed in sandy hook a connecticut judge has dismissed a lawsuit that families of the shooting victims filed against a gun manufacturer. the judge says it is the law to sue a gun maker if their weapon is used in a crime. adam lanza killed over 20 at the school and the families say they plan to appeal. >> the people don't know how difficult a situation they're about to enter when the water clears. not only is the atlantic coast dealing with flooding, but tonight officials confirm two more deaths after hurricane matthew.

floodwaters in north carolina. the state's death toll has now increased to 26, and the nation's death toll is now 43. hurricane matthew passed through last week and dumped more than a foot of rain in eastern north carolina. right now some wild weather is taking over parts of the u.s. on the left, heavy rain caused all of that flooding in portland last night. on the right, washington state. residents say they have never seen waves this big before. it is a after pacific typhoon. today's high tide in washington could easily turn damaging. and we're going to have more rain as they have another system that is going to be moving through. i wanted to start with our local weather and what we have been seeing. very dry conditions for us. 94 was the high. 89 is our seasonal average for this time of year. nowhere near the record today of 103 set back in 1991.

shows you just how dry the entire state is right now with a little bit of cloud cover that is out there for us. but otherwise we are not going to see much even though we're continuing to see the systems pounding the pacific northwest. we have rain now stretching from unin canada in vancouver all the way down -- up in canada in vancouver all the way down. this is one system. the second system is going to be impacting them in the overnight hours and all day on moving in and we'll see more of the moisture pushing from san francisco down into fresno, california and then some light showers expected tomorrow for the los angeles area as, again, if you're in phoenix, flagstaff, tucson, we are staying dry. the future cast as we head into tomorrow afternoon shows you a few high clouds that will be over the high country as we head into the afternoon. phoenix and tucson stay nice and clear and that's what we continue to see.

temperatures slightly cooling down heading into the start of the week. fair skies, nice and cool and an overnight low in the valley of 68 degrees. we will see 41 for flagstaff. 48 for show low and 69 for bull head city. the temperatures heading into tomorrow. we'll see 93 for us in the valley. we'll have winds out of the east. 66 in flagstaff. 75 for you in prescott. take a look at the n- 90s expected on monday and tuesday. a slight warm-up as we head into the midpart of the week. we are going the see our overnight temperature sitting in the mid to the upper 60s all week long. tonight the puck drops in glendale. they open their season facing off against the flyers while carson palmer and the cardinals get ready for a monday night showdown against the jets and at colorado, who was the

the coyotes captain entering his 21st season with the arizona coyotes a player so dedicateto his team and his community, a lot of optimism surrounding donne and the coyotes because they're stocked with offensive talent. opening at home against the flyers. and the first true look of the team for the season. and the coyotes are trying to end a four-year and counting playoff drought. the game is just underway. highlights and reactions tonight at 9:00.

of the national attention. monday night football, oh, yeah. how sweet it is. the arizona cardinals suiting up in the northwest taking on the new york jets for the first time in glendale. good news for arizona. carson palmer has recovered from a concussion suffered against the rams. he is locked and loaded against the jets' pass defense ranked 30th overall. it could be a big night for the big red passing attack as palmer and the cardinals try to get back to .500. >> at the end of the day, you your guys ready to play and we have to get our guys ready to my and the best team wins. it is on monday night. they're reeling for a win. we know they're coming in here expecting to win and we're going to get their best shot. >> every week is different. obviously everything tastes better when you win, but it is over as soon as you come back to work. >> over at the cardinals' complex, nfl analyst john gruden shaking out his future gruden grinders. suiting up in a clinic and

coach. three area schools walked away with a cash donation. gruden giving back to the game. >> these coaches don't get paid anything. and the budgets are getting smaller. in a lot of places kids have to pay to play high school football that is ridiculous. and it costs money to play obviously for travel and equipment and insurance, so we want to help people play the game. we want to encourage kids to play. >> a great message. the days of colorado being the do over. the coach has them in a three- way tie for the pac-12 south. the sun devils with the co-lead and banged up at the quarterback position manny wilkins gives them a boost. midway through the first. the devils' offense, and caps off a nice drive. 7-7. colorado counters with a field goal. asu's next possession, they run

demario rich arounds picking his way and down the sidelines. it is a 37-yard pick-up and it sets autopsy field goal. but colorado quarterback reads the defense and gets in for six. asu has to do a wetter job of containment. they are trailing now in the second quarter. down in tucson, a tough afternoon for the wildcats against u. doctor s. -- usc. and on of a five-play 38-yard drive. tied at 7-7. the trojans really starting to come on under the quarterback. out of the pocket and hooks up with burnett. 11-yards score. 14-7 unc. the trojans open. and smith, a big-time play maker. 46-yard touchdown. five touchdowns, crushing them 48-14.

josh donaldson, a professional hitter, and he scores darwin barney tied at 1-1. and a homer in the game, check him out. and he comes through again. a base knock, and it scores raja davis. it gives the indians the lead and then the indians' bullpen flat out nasty. cleveland, oh, he is the king! the indians with a 22-0 series lead and i think everyone would love to see the indians and the cubs and thadr series match-up. the two, small market teams. of course, the cubs trying to break the curse. 1908 since the last time they won the world series and right now the cubs are beating up on the dodgers in game one of the nlcs. >> i think that indians' series is over. they've got it. they've got it. >> you have to win

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