aggravated assault and murder. if charges are brought to him as an adult, he be moved to jail. their grandfather came by today. >> this is when you have vital part of your being ripped away from you. this is a horrible time they don't wish >> reporter: the family set up a go fund me account to help with burial expenses. to find out more go to fox10phoenix.com. new at 5:00, phoenix fire crews called out to a mountain rescue at piestewa peak. we're told a family of five from out of town were hiking when the

issue. they had been on the trail since 10:30 this morning. they became lost and ran low on water. they were able to help them down the mountain safely. court documents aa girl's mother saw christopher santo holding his cell the changing room door. a man who assaulted a outside of mcdowell and he assaulted a witness trying to intervene. the woman called police but when police got there, he went inside the home and started assaulting his mother.

knife to his mother and a sergeant wounded the suspect. he was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. the u. of a. announcing that zack camilla died in his sleep last night. he was entering his fifth season as an arizona wild cat. andrew hasbun talked to his former coach. we joins us live chandler. this so sudden and so sad. >> reporter: he was a three-year starter here and he stayed in contact with the 22-year-old after he headed down to tucson to attend university of arizona. >> it was de stating for -- devastating for me. i called the dad and spoke with

it has been a whirlwind today. our prayers are with the family but it is a tough day for us. >> reporter: according to u. of a. football, he was last seen sunday night and appears to be fine. he was entering his fifth season and going to start at center. his coach at chandler high school says that is what the 22-year-old had been worng towards. a team captain his senior year and all-state lineman. his former coach has nothing but praise for him. >> i've seen a lot of our play gores and be successful. it is one of our dreams to start at u. of a. he spenlts four years trying to work his way up to the starting position. i know this was a huge goal for

understand the whole process. >> reporter: the pima county medical examiner is set to examine the 22-year-old's body tomorrow morning and hopefully can determine cause of death tomorrow. fire crews called to a business near broadway road and hardy drive for a fire. hazm a precaution. no one, thankfully, was injured. all eyes on tropical storm xavier headed for baja peninsula. that area is still reeling from a storm that left 40 people dead. >> it is bringing gusty winds and rain with it. it could have an affect on our weather starting tomorrow night. >> we've already hat -- had a

could start falling again. reporter: you know when that rain and moisture comes from the south, it has easy access to the state of arizona. you can see it gathering down here being pushed up by xavier and this is tropical storm xavier. 65 miles an hour winds but that is not important when we put the movement on xavier, it goes all over the place. here is one that takes it up just south of arizona. what it is looking at. what is important is the moisture being pushed up here and you can see it in here as that moisture comes up and as xavier gets closer, xavier will get more moisture. this is going to be a flash-flood watch. you can see it is a large area of the state. it starts tomorrow afternoon and

we're going to put the futurecast into much for you, not right now but in a few moments, we'll see what is happening with the moisture with that. we'll be right back with that. happening right now, an owl has taken up residency in a large, empty warehouse. you see the guy behind me there. the owl has been there for days. construction crews have been in the building working when they >> reporter: it is not something you hear very often but we have an owl that has been hanging out inside an empty warehouse for the past five days or so. we're going to show you him but he is kind of hard to find. you can see his little head peeking out behind the pipe. >> we got to look and that is like an owl. we were worried but it disappeared. >> reporter: construction crews noticed the owl last week. they thought it left but today

>> there are bugs but it is hot, there is no water. we need to get it out. reporter: liberty wildlife assessed the situation and told the crews all they can do the let it be. >> we want the owl to survive and it can't live long in here. reporter: construction crews were told to leave the doors open overnight and hopefully, the owl will let itself out safely. >> if the owl soon, liberty wildlife will set up live bait trap to encourage the owl to get out. still ahead, planes and passengers grounded. delays across the globe as delta flights start returning to the sky. employees at another airline send a message to management they have been without a contract long enough. we're going to temp your taste buds with new food options

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a big headache for delta this is a big headache for delta passengers today. hundreds of flights were canceled and more were delayed. officials say a power outage at the atlanta facility is to blame. travelers were stuck at airports for hours. >> i've been here for four hours and i should be at my

e-mail, twitter and that did not happen. >> delta is giving waivers to passengers whose flights were canceled or significantly delayed. they are allowing passengers to request full refunds or change flights over the next four days without penalty. southwest employees came out to picket at their largest hub city, including here in phoenix at sky harbor. they want a new contract they say employee moral is starting to suffer. ty brennan has the story. >> reporter: here at sky harbor airport this morning, dozens of employees, including flight attendants, baggage handlers came out spreading the message why they need a new contract. >> what do we want? >> contract. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> we're showing our management team that we're frustrated with the direction of our company.

flight attendant for 22 years. he says over those years, he has seen changes that him and other employees are not happy about. c.e.o. gary kelly has put shareholders ahead of employees during a time of record profits. >> there is a message here and he need to know there is not the same level that there used to be. >> reporter: this is to put pressure on the airline to get a new contract, something that it comes on the massive computer meltdown in july that left thousands of travelers stranded for days. >> what happened last week with the technological meltdown is a perfect example. when thing goes wrong, it is not good for our customers. this demonstration, just a

>> reporter: this does not affect any of the flights out of sky harbor. southwest saying "their actions are part of the playbook and the name calling and finger pointing, while predictable, is not how we doing things at southwest airlines." >> reporter: you've heard about xavier and the moisture being sent north from the south and storms on the way.

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right now, the fire about 5% contained. it has burned 4,500 acres. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> reporter: hi, everybody. it is 108 degrees. we've had the winds kicking up today. you can see a little bit of dust, a little bit of haze in the background. 111 in glendale. 108 right now in the east valley. you can see here, we have the futurecast ready to go. let's put that guy into motion to see where we're going with it. we get into wednesday afternoon here. excuse me, early wednesday and you can see that moisture coming in. that is coming in from the south from xavier and there are other

take a look at payson and south of us here. once again, we get a good shot at the valley here. this is one for late wednesday and we get into thursday. we still have moisture around, however, the flash-flood watch will be over by wednesday evening. here are the current winds. we have a few of them blowing pretty good. yuma, 21 miles an hour. bullhead city, 24 miles an hour. when we add the gusts to it, an hour. 5 in globe. 21 at gila bend. those winds are blowing pretty good out there. 110 degrees is where we go today. we had 108 at buckeye. 107 at deer valley. in chandler, 108 degrees. 91 degrees in prescott. 81 in flagstaff.

112 degrees at gila bend. it was hot across the desert. 105, would be your normal high and low. record high at 116. record low at 67. forecasting for tomorrow, 99 degrees. we have a few triple digits in there as well. upper 90's throughout the valley. you have to remember a little moisture finding its way in. we will be increasing the clouds through the 75 at flagstaff. 102 at gila bend. looking across the country, this has been the area with three and four inches of rain down through florida as they have a lot of moisture down there over the last day or two. there has been flooding down there as well. 82 degrees overnight. 99 degrees for tomorrow. as you can see here, reaction to that moisture takes us down to 90 on wednesday.

triple digits by friday. watch your kids around water. nasa capturing a little rainstorm on the surface of the sun. this is a solar flare causing material to cascade down. >> probably not as refreshing as a rainstorm. >> this is like hot magma. this is known as it is gas with negative and positively charged particles causing it to rain. it can also mess up your cellphone. a treat for people in southwest china. a rare double rainbow appearing. the first arc appearing after a drizzle and spectators were in

appeared 10 minutes later. you see it there? double rainbow is considered a good fortune in eastern cultures. we've had a couple after monsoon storms. >> they are cool. i go driving to the pot of gold. never quite found it. still ahead, talk about competiton in the workplace. one valley business encouraging employees to play games on the job. most send their kids off to kindergarten. the cardinals warming up for the new season getting ready but the concession stands will have a new look, too. we'll tell you what you can eat

football practice is football practice is under way and so is planning of the new menu for football fans at the university of phoenix stadium. >> when the cardinals kick it off, fans can tempt their taste buds with new items on the menu. did you sample or just look at it? >> reporter: i did not get to sample any of it. this is probably going to make you hungry. there are quite a few new items. for cardinals' fans attending games this season, the excitement won't just be on the field, there's is a slew of new

stands. >> we try to go with things that people will look forward to eating. >> reporter: the new items at the wings of honor stand are poultry based. things like fried chicken and waffles, chicken tacos, turkey dogs and a smoked duringky -- turkey leg. >> six big pieces of fried chicken with a pound fries comes in a souvenir box. >> reporter: they will stick with tried and true options they hope will be a touchdown with the bird gang. >> when people come to the stadium, they have a great time watching the cardinals and having new options when they go to the concession stands. >> reporter: yeah, they have something for everyone out there. when you go to the game, you don't calories at all. i wouldn't recommend getting

one. do it if you want to. >> you're not my doctor, marc. i don't have to will -- listen to that, do i? back to school for a lot of students in the valley today. today was the first day of school at washington elementary school district. the district with the most elementary schools. parents at abraham lincoln traditional school saw kids enter the first day of school. some parents were not ready to let go. >> it is emotional. it goes too fast. >> that first day of kindergarten is hard for parents. >> yeah, it is tough. you are starting to cut the apron string a little bit. >> first day of high school, junior high, all of those firsts are tough.

starting classes than their parents were. it is a girl. the zoo welcoming giraffe. standing more than 5 feet tall already. >> she is cute. >> she is already walking. >> that has to be a painful delivery you with the long limbs. poor mom. >> the new calf took her first steps within the first half hour. she does not have a it would be a dream come true for many people. where workers can play video games in the always. another new national poll is out. a franchise that made billions of dollars. where harry potter, the new exhibit will be open. tonight on fox 10 at 9:00, catch a two-hour "so you think you can dance." each dancer has another chance

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put your finger to good use. person to person transfers on the firstbank mobile app. police are asking the public's phoenix police are asking the public's help in finding the man who shot and killed a store clerk during an armed robbery. it happened at the 16th street and southern. surveillance photos just released in the case. >> reporter: this is a senseless murder. police say the armed robber already had the cash from the register but for some reason that wasn't enough. in the end, shots were fired and a clerk was killed. the hard part is going to be identifying the gunman. as you can see, he covered himself up pretty well. >> that is so sad.

>> reporter: people who work in the area heartbroken over the tragedy at this popular convenient store. two overnight clerks held up at gunpoint, only one survived. >> the guys that work at night are nice and friendly. >> reporter: the robbery and murder was caught on surveillance video. police have released a few photos but the gunman did a good job of covering himself up. he ordered the clerks to give him all of the money in the ch instead of taking off with the cash, the gunman ordered the two clerks to go into the back room and it was there that shots were fired. one clerk was killed and the other clerk ran off. the gunman gave chase but eventually ran off. >> fifty-cents worth for a fountain drink and they are short and they cover for them.