just within the past couple of hours, fox 10 has obtained surveillance video following a deadly robbery that happened at a 7-11 store where a store clerk was shot and killed. and tonight the victim's family is pleading with the public for help in catching the killer. and there is now an $11,000 reward for tips that will lead to an arrest. fox 10's nicole garcia joins us live now with the latest. nicole, what have you learned? >> john, the family making a very emotional plea tod. even after the robber got the cash, why he didn't just leave the 7-11. in the end, 36-year-old man was gunned down and now his family is begging the public for tips. >> this is surveillance video from the 7-11 on 16th street and southern in south phoenix. the gunman demanded money from the two clerks who handed over all of the cash in the register. then he ordered the two employees to a back room.

36-year-old man got into a struggle with the man for the gun. he was shot and killed. >> went to work every day for 12 hours from 2:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. five, six days a week. he showed nothing but kindness. love and respect towards everyone. all of the customer. >> the victim was known as sunny and his family is asking why did he have to die? >> he gave t whatever he want. his hand is up there in the air. and why his brother got shot. >> the gunman chased after the second clerk who tried to get away eventually the killer runs away even with this surveillance video, it's hard to make out hot gunman is. his face covered with a bandanna and sunglasses. a hoody over his head. but you can clearly see he has a large gun. police describe it as a machine gun similar to the tech 9

community on 16th street and southern neighborhood, please come out, somebody must know what happened that night. >> sunny emigrated to the united states from india several years ago but his wife joined him here only four months ago never imagine she would become a widow so soon. >> so, so sad. everybody come with a dream. have a better life. happiness for children, all of those things and after four months she lost >> now the 7-11 corporation made a big donation to the reward which is now at $11,000. they are hoping the money will make somebody talk. anybody with information is asked to call silent witness. reporting live, i'm nicole garcia, "fox 10 news." thank you, nicole. a basha's distribution center is evacuated after an ammonia leak there. this happened overnight, 56th street and chandler boulevard.

scene to clean the place out and get it to safe levels. it's not clear what caused that leak. >> some of the nearly 200 homes acquired by adot to make way for the loop 202 south mountain freeway being put to good use before being torn down. adot allowing first responders to use the vacant home for training. danielle miller has the story. >> some of the nearly 200 homes purchased by adot to make way for the south mountain freeway serving a final purpose being torn down. >> we are able to get into and create real life scenarios for the firefighters. >> crews with the rural metro fire department practiced what's known as may day scenario. >> we are able to simulate and black out the masks of the firefighters and simulate a smoky condition. having them working through something they are not familiar with in these structures and then drop a chain link section on top of them while they are crawling around and then it's simulate like a partial roof collapse or something like that.

learned how to cut through roofs to provide ventilation during a fire. >> and that's something they can do in training. when they get to the real application with the tile roofs and stuff like that it changes things. they are in gear on a tile roof that can be slippery. so actually getting into it and learning how you have to take these tiles down and how you to walk and cut. they will take what they learned and then told and apply it. >> shawn gilliland with rural metro is hoping to keep the partnership says training in homes like these is invaluable for the department and the community. >> you can do a lot of theory on if like a roof collapses on you do this and that until you feel something on your back and all of a sudden things are changing and you can't see and taken away that perception, it's really different. >> danielle miller, "fox 10 news." hillary clinton now on the campaign trail in michigan talking about economic policy. mrs. clinton says she plans to

to improve schools and water systems as well as invest in clean energy. >> i believe every american willing to work hard should be able to find a job that provides dignity, pride and decent pay that can support a family. so starting on day one we will work with both parties to pass the biggest investment in new good paying jobs since world war shape in michigan which is about a battle ground state. recent polls show she has a double-digit lead over donald trump there. and speaking of donald trump, he took part in an event earlier today in orlando, florida. he addressed several hundred evangelical christians and many pastors and spouses and he said there is not a lot of time to drum up support for his candidacy as the election is just around the corner.

that's a long time. now all of a sudden we are down to 90 days. so i think it's so, so important. >> tomorrow donald trump has two rallies scheduled in another battle ground state, pennsylvania. >> one other political note tonight, now that his presidential campaign is over, looks like bernie sanders will take it easy. sanders has bought a four bedroom, three bath home in vermont. in an lake champlain. beautiful. the cost of the home just under $600,000. >> very busy day for fire crews in upstate new york after piles of tires erupt into flames. look at that thick black smoke. what a sight and not good for the air quality either. the fire burning in the town of loxport. that's just outside of buffalo. people living nearby had to evacuate due to the smoke. crews got the flames contained

fortunately, we are happy to tell you nobody was hurt. they are calling it the great train robbery in india. the thieves, they cut out a hole in the metal roof of one of the carriages here and they stole about $750,000. crews were taking that money to india's federal reserve bank. armed police were in the next carriage over. but they didn't know what was going on. they never heard anything. didn't hear the crooks at work. >> all new virtual reality not just fun and games for some young hospital patients who are trying out vr goggles, virtual reality goggles as a way to ease stress and reduce pain while undergoing hospital procedures. >> the issue is you don't fully hijack the brain and i use that term specifically because when you go into virtual reality, seeing truly is believing. >> it's really interesting. to see the results of a study on

having treatments. only on "fox 10 news" tonight at 9:00. that will help them getting an iv or something like that and not thinking about the needle. >> they put you in a different place. it's fantastic. >> the deer population is apparently out of control in one part of the country. how some scientists want to solve the problem. >> plus a 100-year-old woman, evicted from her long time home. why she ended up kicked out after living there for fascinating show. the series that will give a rare look at the life of how ehefner.

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you know how expensive or heard how expense of real estate is in san francisco. you grew up there and you know how expensive it is. >> didn't used to be like that. >> it's out of control. a 100-year-old woman is really a victim of that. she has been ordered to leave a home that she has lived in for the past few decades. >> iris canada lived in the apartment in this building for

husband lived with her. and now she is just trying to stay there. really in peace. >> a judge granted an order today to have the 100-year-old woman removed from the unit. >> the past two months my client who the owners are doing everything in their power to try to avoid iris canada from being evicted from the house where she lives. >> an attorney represents the owners who bought the six unit building back in 2002 t renovated five units and sold them as tenants in common property. canada was not evicted but give an life estate. that means she owned the unit paying $700 a month until her death. after that, the property would go back to owens. >> the only thing we are asking in consideration is that she sign the condo conversion paper work. >> in doing that she would give away her right of first refusal. >> the 100-year-old woman's attorney says her family was interested in helping her buy the unit.

along as is. and to that extent and that family has lived on the block since i think around near the end of world war ii. >> he says that canada broke the life estate agreement by moving out of the unit four years ago to live with her niece and leaving the unit a mess. regardless of the mess, she may have left, people are not happy about the eviction. >> for me it's always unjust to evict a 100-year-old. that's like evicting your grandmother. >> never looks good when you are kicking out out on to the street. canada's attorney says that she will most likely live with family members from here on out. the owens attorney believes that canada's family members tried to take advantage of their grandmother. scientists have come up with a new way to try to help control the deer population in the northeast. some people might not like it. >> yeah, i

permits. they want to introduce more cougars into states like new york and new jersey them will naturally take care this scientists say 220 pound predators -- >> not the human cougars? >> well. >> already plenty of them. >> check any bar in manhattan cuand you good. they think this is the natural solution. cougars could help with the deer population it could lead to some attacks on humans and pets and livestock. i wouldn't be comfortable with that having around in the phoenix mountain preserve when you are out hiking. >> that would -- that could be dicey. >> it has been a part of disney for decades now but the main street electrical parade will soon make its last stop. >> plus the songs that had made it on to president obama's summer play list. we will share them with you. and we are a little over 24 hours away from kickoff of the cardinal's pre-season game against the raiders. why head coach bruce arians

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it will make its last run in october. the parade will then be shipped west for a limited run at disneyland in california where it ran from 1972 to 1996. they are flipping it coast-to-coast. >> right. that's a great show. tonight in the business watch, you might remember that last month southwest airlines canceled 2,000 flights because of a computer outage and now we are learning how much that will cost the airline. an estimated $54 million. southwest blamed a router failure for the out to several days of delays. >> macy's plan to close 100 stores next year. that's 15% of its locations. macy's has not said which locations they will shut down. the retail giant has undergone a significant transformation as they try to battle changing shopping patterns due to on-line competition. to wall street finally where stocks rose to record heights today. dow jones climbed 117 points.

and that's tonight's fox business watch. sometimes you can define the summer you having by the music you are listening to and president obama is in the middle of his annual family vacation on martha's vineyard today. he released his summer play list and you can imagine it's eclectic. ?[ music ]? some the songs making the president's play list include good vibrations by the beach boys. the classic soul hit rock steady by aretha franklin. you got the look by prince. and the show tune standard my

miles davis. other artists on the president's play list include billy holiday, janet jackson and tower of power. >> good choice. tower of power. very good choice. president got some good taste in music. all over the place. when the cardinals open pre-season play tomorrow night against the raiders, head coach bruce arians plan, take the night off. not from head coaching but from calling plays on offensive board he will turn the reins over to this guy, harold goodwin. goodwin will call plays in three of the four pre-season games with arians taking back the duty in the all important pre-season game against the houston texans. arians advice to goodwin, take more shots. as for b.a., he will still have plenty to do tomorrow night. >> deciding if we will go forward on fourth or go for two.

i'm not talking to him. i'm not -- i'm letting him call it. >> chew more people out? >> they wish i was more involved in that part of it. they get 25 seconds and then choose somebody else to go back to 25 seconds. to new york we check in on the d-backs going for the sweep against the new york mets. no they call this kid thor. why not? 6'6", blondie. it's going t corner. that's going to score socrates burrito to make it 2-0 d-backs and this was all d-backs in the early start. you would think it would be a disadvantage but they brought out the big sticks. chris owings with the base loaded. off the wall and that's another triple. born scores. goldschmidt scores and lamb scores and the d-backs in a route going to -- rout going to win this one 9-0. from the nba quick note,

cavs three years big number, $100 million. wow. i guess it's good to be the king. more cardinals coming up at 6:00. what carson palmer has to say about pre-season game number one. we will see you in about 30 minutes. all right, good stuff. the new season television series about the life and times of hugh

green day is getting green day getting ready to release their 12th studio album. it's called revolution radio. it will be out october 7th. ?[ music ]? he passed away more than 18 years ago but frank sinatra's legacy continues to live on. the climbed to number one on billboard jazz album chart. the set includes 100 of sinatra's greatest hits. ?[ music ]? and the -- amazon putting together a new series on the life and times of hugh hefner. should be an eye-fall. >> i don't know if you could fit it in. >> it will be 13 episodes. they will try to cram it all in

it will draw on 17,000 hours of archival footage and hefner's collection of more than 2600 scrapbooks. >> he has an interesting scrapbook. a lot of critics thought that a ghost butters remake was a terrible idea and the public agrees. the film is expected to lose about $50 million. the movie is only made a little over $100 million in the.s coming up tonight on "fox 10 news" at 6:00, federal and local investigators search a field today for a missing boy from buckeye. steve krafft is on location with the latest tonight. plus, what some of you are saying tonight on social media about recreational marijuana heading to the arizona ballot in november. the news continues in two

scenario we are looking at right now is a recovery operation and that's why they are out there. >> the search for a young buckeye boy missing for several weeks leads investigators to a field. steve krafft live with the latest. >> a man involved in a shooting during a drug deal and police chase that led officers to lock down a terminal at sky harbor airport. he learns his punishment today. >> it's time regulate this. take it off the streets. >> recreational marijuana makes it on the november ballot in november. are you for it or against it. what some of you are saying tonight on social media. >> plus a new round of heavy rain leads to more flooding in the east valley. dave munsey with a look ahead at the weekend forecast. first tonight at 6:00, it has been nearly a month since

vanished from his home in buckeye and today federal and local investigators search a field looking for jesse wilson. steve krafft has been on the scene all day as detectives try to find the boy. s in they searched a field here in buckeye that they searched before but still no sign of missing jesse wilson. the fbi was here, the maricopa county sheriff's office was here, buckeye police were here, jesse wilson. he has been missing for a month. no volunteers searching today. this is strictly law enforcement professionals and they are not treating it as a potential rescue but as a body recovery. >> the scenario we are looking at right now is a recovery operation and that's why they are out there and that's why we don't have the community assisting us today. realistic part of this it's been a long time and as a law enforcement organization, we