engine failure. >> and could tea compete with the jolt you get from coffee? 12news at 10:00 starts now. breaking news, one person has died after a car hit a bicycle at 43rd avenue at bethany home. it is not expected to reopen for several hours. the crash is under investigation. after more than a year in the making, today, a park dedi kayla mueller opened to the public in her hometown of prescott. the playground was to honor the life and legacy of mueller, an american aide worker captured in syria in august of 2013 and later killed by isis at the young age of 26. hundreds of people gathered at pioneer park in prescott for the dedication. senator john mccain was one of

attended the ceremony along with her parents. >> for me, it is like closing a really big book you just read. now i can sit back, enjoy it. watch the kids. >> we call people heros too lightly in our culture. not many have the generosity, the selflessness, the humility to deserve the distinction. >> and the playground was specifically designed completely wheelchair accessible. $240,000 was raised to build the playground. it is a site for the legacy of helping people to live on. a man detained by police went into medical distress in the back of the cop car and died at the hospital.

back in may. he fought with firefighters and police officers who responded to his pleas for help when he complained of chest pains. this is the first to look at footage of officers of the phoenix police department performing cpr on a man they arrested back in may. despite their effort stein died. evidence includes a medical examiner's report regarding the officer's encounter with a strong shirtless man. the morning of may 31, investigators say stein asked someone to call 911 because of his chest pains. according to incident report, a responding firefighter says he was in a case of extreme paranoia and pacing erratically. as soon as police arrived, he

violent. one man witnessing the whole thing from his car saying stein fought back hard as if he had superstrength. another witness saying he saw police hold stein down to the ground for less than a minute before they turned him over and started performing cpr. okay, well, what is clear here is no weapons were drawn, witnesses said there was no use of excessive force and the officers' efforts to take the man down were the cause of the debt is not known at this call, but it is a possible heart attack. nico santos, 12news. a hiker was rescued off piestewa peak. she was halfway up the trail when she became too tired to continue. an arizona man in custody

child porn. 48-year-old bryan foley of pima county was booked for sexual exploitation of a minor. and there is a new recall for more than 15,000 whirlpool microwaves. the internal arcing can ignite a plastic component posing a fire risk. five incidents have been reported including one home fire and two fires involving surrounding cabinets. for a co whirlpool website. in the race for the white house, donald trump, mike pence, and tim kaine are campaigning in battleground states. hillary clinton took the day off to meet with the fbi. chris pilone reports. >> reporter: 72 days until the election and the candidates are hitting battleground states hard. republican donald trump joined

this state in november. and we are going to win the white house for the american people. >> reporter: she want to see both candidates tone down their rhetoric and wants more specifics from trump on immigration. >> on day one, i'm going to begin swiftly removing criminal illegal immigrants from this country. >> reporter: he promises to clarify his plans in a week or so. trump kept up his attack the state department. her e-mail server and her involvement with the charity husband bill clinton started. >> the clintons have had their time on the stage. but now, it is time to close that chapter in the history book. >> reporter: no campaign appearances for hillary clinton saturday. instead, she went to the fbi office for her first national security briefing as a candidate.

month. tim kaine played attack dog in florida slamming his statements about the allies abroad. >> there is a sharp distinction between hillary clinton who understands the values of alliance and donald trump who seems to think building walls and tearing up alliances is a path of strength. >> reporter: trump sent mike pence to virginia. tim kaine's backyard. clinton holds a double digit lead there. chris pilone, nbc news. and 12news is gearing up for next week's arizona primary. we will results from the moment the poll closes until the last race is called. cameron cox is in houston with the cardinals as they get ready for the all important third preseason game. it will be especially important for one young safety who is hoping to make an impact this season. >> reporter: the counterdown is on. t minus 162 days until super bowl 51 right here at houston, texas. the cardinals have land and boy, do they hope to make this

cardinals and texans tomorrow afternoon. expect the starters to play at least half a football, that could change. one playerly keep my eye on is rookie safety marquee christian. he is tonight's saturday night conversation. there is nothing like the first time. for rookie marquee christian, his first nfl game he ever attended was one he was in. >> there were a lot of emotions. think about all it took to get here. it was everything i dreamed it would be. it is just fun. >> reporter: he is a fifth round pick from d2 midwestern. >> i feel like i have something to prove to keep up with these guys. >> reporter: sometimes, they can't keep up with him. >> i try to do everything 100%. playing on fire. you know. wherefore i need to be. >> reporter: at other times he is too fast. >> he's a hitter.

little better. >> reporter: typical for any rookie, but in this secondary, no mistakes slides. >> tell him how you dropped the interception. what happened? >> i got so happy. i will go to the house. you know. >> think about the future before it happens baby. >> i never had a job before. this will be my first job. i'm so blessed. i'm having so much fun coming out here putting on the helmet and playing football. this is a dream >> not bad for your first job. christian is from the area 25 miles north from here. in houston with the cardinals, cameron cox, 12news. thanks for that cam. it's the time of the year where we all study players we have never heard of who are teams we don't care about. it is fantasy football season. most of you will be drafting this week. so don't take tony romo, this

he will be out six to eight weeks. what do you do in the meantime? take a late round sleeper pick. the fourth round pickup draft forced into a starting role. he has been tearing up the rams and the seahawks. it's the preseason. he may be the new man under center in dallas. >> all right, thanks. well, a nurse jumping into action to save a student at a tucson school. and the local tea shop that is hoping starbucks a run for their money. >> and, you just might want to take the sea outside. we are talking nice temperatures around the state. 54 in flagstaff. right now. just how long will these temperatures last and when will the rain return to the forecast? all the details coming up. >> tomorrow on 12news at 10:00, a captain leading a double life fighting crime and coaching kids on the football field.

here. >> why his career and coaching go hand in hand. that is tomorrow.

>> with all the controversy surrounding the life save epipen price hike, we are learning more about how important the medicine is. a school nurse save add student's life with an epipen. >> when he came in, he was feeling his funny. >> reporter: emil had a mishap. seven bites of thai food was all it took. >> it progressed. he started having more symptoms in his throat. and kind of in his chest. so, we decided to go ahead and administer the epipen. >> reporter: school nurse monica ibara says this is the first time this year she has had to use an epipen.

she is. emilio reyes is deathly allergic to peanuts. >> i department have my epipen at the time. >> reporter: with symptoms that could have turned fatal, who wouldn't be. >> what did you start to feel? >> like, my throat closing, my cheeks getting puffy. my lip getting bigger. >> reporter: emilio's mother calling nurse ibara by a new name. >> did he save her life? >> yeah, nurse monica is my hero. >> reporter: a seven-year-old in florida is making plea to the ceo of the epipen company hoping she will see a new perspective after raising the price of the medicine by 400%. >> my brother has very bad allergies. please bring it down. there is no way i can stop this. but you can. you're the president. you have kids, you're a mom. don't you realize that they have allergies?

thoughtful plea. well, passengers aboard a southwest flight had scary moments flying from new orleans to orlando last night. the airline say it is plane's engine failed around midnight. oxygen masks dropped from the ceiling for the 99 passenger abdomen and five crew members on board. one passenger describes what she experienced. and, the pilot did have to make an emergency landing hurt. a young businesswoman opens up a brick and mortar shop in scottsdale serving up tea with the same adrenaline rush coffee has. didi was there. >> reporter: this is a new place. tons of people coming in and out all morning. welcome to teaspressa opening up in old town scottsdale.

this is the beginning. >> reporter: good year resident allison devaughn is the definition of girl boss. she started out pedaling around tea carts. now, she is serving up a unique blend. >> i have a patent pending on the machine making tea like espresso. >> reporter: gourmet tea shots. you need a jolt in the morning? try so good. >> the way that it comes out, the consistency is a lot thicker. it is more enhanced version of traditional tea. so it is just like pumped up. >> reporter: same amount of caffeine as coffee coupled with the antioxidants and health benefits of tea. customers flooding the store to try the new drink. >> i don't even know how to describe it. this is just the beginning. and it has been so quick, too.

didi gatton, 12news. >> so, you are not a coffee drinker right? >> no. >> would you do the tea? >> i have. i got rid of all my diet coke. 140 days now. nothing but tea. >> no diet coke? >> well, i had the shakes for a couple of weeks there. but hey, you know who else was having the shakes? a lot of tornadoes. check out this wild weather video. tornadoes captured on video ripping through ohio. one tore a 21 tornadoes touched down around ohio and indiana. the strongest tornado occurred in woodburn, indiana. winds 160 miles an hour. it was 500 yards wide and stayed on the ground more than five-and-a-half miles. the good news is no fatalities were reported. only a few injuries coming out of that big tornado outbreak. but, i want to show you the tornado count so far this year. here's the average number of tornadoes that we should see. and then, you can see right

904 tornadoes. so over 200 tornadoes below average for this time of the year which is very good news. we are now out of the peak of tornado season. but here in the valley, we dealing with monsoon. 2.17 inches out of phoenix sky harbor. 1.96. so we are just under a quarter inch above average and we still have about a month to do here in the season. so we could still see about another inch of rain so far. so, certainly, some good news dealing with, the cooler temperatures. it was 111 on august 16. nothing but a downward trend sense. look at the temperature for today. 97 degrees out there. it actually felt kind of nice if you stepped outside. the other thing? the dew points, they are dropping down as well. we are takeing the storm chances out of the forecast. because we have a lot of dry air working in. for tomorrow morning we could see some locations down into the mid 70s for low

we will warm it up to 100 degrees by the afternoon hours. that is below average for this time of the year. here is what is happening. there is that low pressure center that brought a lot of rain to the high country early this morning. some locations saw two to three inches of rain. unfortunately, it is pushing all the monsoon moisture right into new mexico. that is why here, we have a slight chance of thunderstorms tomorrow. a one in the valley. a six in the white mountains. and a two in southeast arizona. and here is how the pattern is going to shape the east coast. there's the low pressure center that is quickly moving out of here. here is high pressure that will shut down the monsoon pattern for the next couple of days and the temperatures right at about the average this time of year. seven day forecast, temperature around the 103-104-degree mark. guys, we bring that tomorrow chance back into the forecast, thursday, friday, and saturday. >> thanks matt. it is kind of sad 103 is cooling off.

>> it is. this time next week, we will in in the fourth quarter of two big football game ins the valley. asu and u of a kicking off their seasons a week from tonight. one week from tonight, arizona and arizona state kick off their seasons less than 30 miles apart. yeah. the wildcats facing byu at university of phoenix stadium and the sun devils playing host to nau at the new sun stadium. now, arizona's first game poses a tougher test on paper. but not asu is overlooking the lumber jacks. >> we don't look over anybody. >> we are treating them like it is a pack 12 game. >> we feel that confident in our team. >> reporter: we are months away from the cup. but the wildcats and the sun devils will be neighbors next saturday as they kick off their seasons. i'm giving tonight's 12 sports

tore valor christian on the ground. a 2-0 start over two out of state power houses next friday. the saber cats will turn their attention in state as they host catalina foothills at the same time have so many guy that's are good and they get recruited so highly. this might be their best team ever. that's the truth. >> that's pretty good. >> they just keep coming. >> every team. thanks. still ahead on 12news at 10:00, the new movies and shows netflix is adding next month and our shot of the day. >> donald trump and hillary clinton are both in damage control month. trump trying to soften his stances on immigration and race relations in general.

position to a point where nobody is going to be happy? and hillary clinton, can she get out from under the clinton foundation story and can she do it without having to shutter the clinton foundation? we will look at stories and more on this sunday's meet the press. we upped the ante at culver's to create the new crispy southwest chicken sandwich. all-natural, whole white meat chicken breast. topped with spicy pepper jack cheese and jalape?o ranch. on a lightly buttered, toasted ciabatta roll. the perfect cheese for pepper jack is going to be creamy and mild, and it's really going to tone down the spiciness of the peppers. you're going to taste the cheese first, and then you're going to get just a little bit of warmth from the peppers. it's really good. a bold new flavor and only here for a limited time. mmmhmm.

>> welcome back everyone. august is almost over meaning netflix will be adding new content next week. here are some of the tv shows an movies to look out. the jaws series one through three. new seasons of the sitcom daddy. walking dead season six. zootopia, saving private ryan and foot loose. here is tonight's shot of the day. aly raisman throwing the first pitch at fenway park. before she would do that, she had to hand over all her gold medals to david ortiz to concentrate on her pitch. she had pretty good form, but nothing like her vault and floor routine. >> she should have done like a

>> she did. >> i think so. >> wait, i didn't see that. >> monique, here you go. i have to give you these before we leave. there you go. these are my gold medals. >> and matt told me something i didn't know that everyone at home will be like how did you not know that? gold medals are not real gold. >> no, they are just plated. they have to test the outside is really gold because it is soft. >> is it chocolate inside? >> that is what these ones are. [ laughter ] >> i think the usa needed to up their game. >> it is a lot of money. >> it's worth it. >> tax money. [ laughter ] >> thank your few join -- thank you for joining us everyone.

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?? [ cheers and applause ] >> welcome back to the election center. i'm jake tapper. and on cnn, i pass for a bona fide hunk. [ laughter ] it's been a crazy week in politics, so as tonight's election results continue to roll in, let's take a look back

governor chris christie and dominated super tuesday. here's what he had to say at his celebratory press conference. [ laughter ] >> what a great, great night. i really am running the best campaign, aren't i? the media's saying they haven't seen anything like this, not since germany in the 1930s. . racists, ugly racists, people who didn't even kny racist, people whose eyes are like this. and this guy loves me, don't you? wait. what's that? get him out. as i was saying, everyone loves me. i even got this fat piece of crap behind me now. isn't that right, chris? >> yes, sir. thank you, sir. please, sir, may i have another?