mesa is starting to get that stuff so that line is scottsdale down into mesa down into the queen creek area, in fact, with some of these storms starting to pick up a little bit of intensity as they start moving in. you can see there is a pretty good line of moisture behind all of this as well. there is queen creek in there. we'll keep an eye on it. we'll up. there are hurricanes and tropical depressions in the weather today. stick around. a deadly crash outside of a valley high school. >> a teenage girl taken to the hospital in critical condition after she was hit by a car outside of hayden high school and she did not survive. >> linda williams is live at the scene tonight. >> reporter: just 18 years old and take a look at the scene in

school. you can see why investigators from phoenix p.d. are still here. it is quite a scene. you are looking at the camry that is parked at 35th avenue and roosevelt. just north on 35th avenue, about 100 yards you see this black car that was the other car involved in the accident. now, we are being told that what happened is the two cars collided and the girl, the pedestrian was hit as a result of that maybe the cars went careening and hit her. we don't know if she was in the roadway, the sidewalk, or in the crosswalk. we're talking about 100 yards of debris. there are windshields, tail you lights that have popped out from the explosive nature of the collision of the two cars and right now phoenix police investigators are, maaing the

investigation to figure out what happened here. they want to warn everyone that 35th avenue between i-10 south to fillmore will remain closed as they investigate. in the meantime, this community is shaken up as you can imagine. >> i don't know what happened but maybe something died but it is scary and >> reporter: it is sad. we do not know the identity of the 18-year-old. you think when things like this happen that someone got the worst phone call of their lives today. we will continue to follow up on this. i'm linda williams, fox 10 news. happening now, a community coming together to support the family of a little girl who was struck by a phoenix police

3-year-old vanessa is still in a coma. people at pita jungle trying to help the family where her father works. reporter: this is the pita jungle location at 75th avenue and bell. they are calling tonight victory for vanessa and all of the employees will donate their tips. the restaurant is giving 15% of the proceeds back to the family. take a look at this video. a 3-year-old little girl, her name was vanessa and she was hit by a police car. she had just purchased an ice cream and ran across the street near 72nd avenue and camelback when she was going around the ice cream struck. she has been in the hospital in

tight-knit family and this is one way to help out. >> i worked here for two years and my entire time being here has been an awesome caring dad and you can see it through his actions. >> we thought this would be the most support we could do for them. we are a small little family so we want to help out where we can. >> reporter: again, all of the tips and 15% of the sales will this is pita jungle at 75th avenue and bell and they are open until 10:00 and they will be doing this until 10:00. reporting live in peoria, ty brennan, fox 10 news. you decide, the arizona supreme court says a minimum wage hike will be on the november ballot and you will be able to vote on it. it proposes raising the minimum wage to $12 by 2020 so it will happen over time.

association sued after the maricopa county judge dismissed their challenge because it was filed too late. the ruling means that voters will decide on that measure in november. speaking of voting, it is primary day in arizona and voters are heading to the polls to vote on several key senate races and city council races. so much going on today. polling places open until 7:00 tonight. voter turnout has been light today nothing like the included a higher than expected turnout because of the presidential primary. i hear it is quiet like no wait. >> reporter: no wait at all, kari. we're at a polling lace at seventh avenue and glendale. i was at the polling place at the presidential preference election.

building. today, they are walking up and casting their ballots. in this primary election, there are 724 polling places that amounts to one polling place for every precinct. no major problems to report. polling places opened 30 minutes late because polling employees were a small percentage of voters show up, most vote early and drop their ballots in the mail. hundreds of thousands of ballots, early ballots have been counted and they are sitting in cardboard boxes. many will be counted tonight. more than 400 early ballots have been turned in and that is according to the county

rush here. polls are open until 7:00 and they are well staffed and not expecting any significant lines. reporting live in phoenix. i'm andrew hasbun, fox 10 news. >> we know john mccain will face a tough challenge in november if he gets that far. he is facing a tough challenge from kelli ward. mccain was up early this morning casting his vote at mountain view christian church in ward casted her vote in lake havasu city. whoever wins today's primary will face ann kirkpatrick who has left her congressional seat. mccain seeking a sixth term in the u.s. senate. maricopa sheriff joe arpaio is facing his toughest re-election, perhaps of his career as he tries to make it a seventh term in always.

two other lesser known challengers. arpaio is dealing with a federal judge's recent order referring him for criminal contempt of court charges in a racial profiling case. if arpaio wince today, he will face democrat paul penzone who is unopposed tonight. stick with fox 10 we'll bring you the results as they come in tonight. we'll start off at 8:00. first results streaming live fox news now. you can find a link on fox10phoenix.com. we'll also have full election coverage tonight, full 90 minutes going into fox 10 news at 10:00 and online. a bizarre story in los angeles. a huge police scene at chris brown's mansion after a woman inside calls 911. >> the story is still unfolding at this hour with many twists

marc martinez joins us with more. >> reporter: talk about a dramatic day at chris brown's mansion today. police are still investigating and media in los angeles are reporting that a woman who lives there that brown threatened her with a gun and that is what got this started. fast forward and a swat team is sent out to the house as a precaution. police showed up and they were told they needed a search warrant to come one and a few hours later, half a dozen people were escorted out of the house and interviewed. "tmz" is reporting that they retrieved drugs and a gun out of the home after brown threw out a duffel bag from one of the windows. >> our homicide division is serving a search warrant at mr. brown's location, residence.

are his representatives on scene and they are having people come out of the residence. anybody that is an ok pant of the residence is coming out where we will conduct a protective sweep of the residence. >> reporter: brown is declaring his innocence. he made three videos online while this was going on outside. he is dismissing claims he barricaded inside the home. news helicopters saw him on the front porch talking to the officers. calls and e-mails seeking comments from brown's lawyers and representatives were not returned immediately. this is not brown's first run-in with police. he has been in trouble since 2009 on the assault on his then-girlfriend rihanna. he completed probation on that case last year. marc martinez, fox 10 news. >> a lot of comments about this

want to give you a few of them. a lot of questions surround, are they cutting him a break because he is a celebrity. i like how you online commentators are going to say leave him alone does anything. guys, we got comments comments m facebook, roll out. at best, it was probably someone in his entourage but chris will get the blame. i love how peopleef because he is famous. there is a reason why women don't report abuse and it is because of people like you, meaning chris brown. you can weigh in on this on facebook.com/fox10phoenix. >> i don't know if i want to weigh into that. >> it is kind of a mess, kari. still ahead at 5:00, a massive fire. look at the flames here. dense smoke as a house fire

>> reporter: two pythons and a boa found slithering through the streets of scottsdale in one month. we'll talk to the team who rescued them coming up. >> reporter: there is dust out there as you can see from the tower cam. we'll be back in a few minutes and take a look at what is going on out there. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com

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the last month and last night they picked up another one. this is a large one and it is seven foot long and it is a boa constrictor. >> all three snakes were found in the same neighborhood. kristy siefkin looked at how the firefighters corralled them. >> reporter: all of the snakes were found near 75th and miller. clearly, this is not their natural habitat. we do know they made it tricky them. imagine finding this slithering across your front lawn. your boa constrictor and two pythons were found within a mile of each other in the past month alone. >> we don't know if someone abandoned them because they could not take care of them anymore. maybe they escaped from a cage.

herpetological society is caring for two of the snakes. two 9-foot long burmese pythons and one 7-foot long redtailed boa. >> it if is a grumpy snake, it is going to give me a bite. >> reporter: they can push outside of their own cages. while the herpetological society gets calls about snakes, it is unusual for them to get three calls about this kind of a snake in one month. >> i'm the youngest one on our crew right now and they sent me to do the job. >> reporter: firefighter kelly ramp said she was excited to catch the boa. >> one of us holding the bag and the other one trying to shove the snake in the bag. >> reporter: both the boa and python safe until the owners

as a station pet. some are very against it. >> reporter: so the boa and the python not the mascot of scottsdale fire department. kelly tells me some people are shocked to see the snake in their neighborhood and others wanted to pet the neighborhood. if their owners don't come and claim them, they will become part of the educational program for the herpetological >> reporter: we do see a little bit of active weather now from sky fox looking out east. there is dust out there as well.

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at 105 degrees, the winds are not bad. out east of us, they are purring the dust pretty good. as you you can see right now, 107 at ahwatukee. 104 in surprise. apache junction, 94 degrees right now. here is the moisture coming in on the east side, mostly the northeast side getting hit. get a look at this stuff coming in. a little bit finding its way into the scottsdale area. kind of working south of there as we get you another angle on it as it comes into the valley. we're hanging on here. a lot of this stuff ehave been waits at this time. you can see mesa. we go east a little bit and give you a look at what is back there backing this up. it is pretty good but falling

also, another shot of payson area and out here as we give you a look. that is the stuff that is coming in. here is east mesa as well. so most of this stuff staying east. you see a little bit of it north but what we are seeing is a little bit of dust out there as well. with that in mind, we do have a dust advisory that is going to be around until 6:00 this evening. you can see that stuff on the east side hanging in there. we go to 107 degrees on the high today. temperatures, boy, i tell you, it is hot out there. if you're heading to hawaii this is something you might want to think about. madeleine out there and now look at these lines take us into hawaii that is 110 miles an hour winds.

lester is not quite as strong and moving a little bit more to the north as lester rolls along there. we also have tropical depression number nine down in the gulf. we are dealing tropical depression number eight off of the carolina coast here. we have a lot of active weather out there. 86 degrees. we're looking at 102. more late-week storms in the forecast for you. the temperatures react to that as they as the week wears on.

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hundreds of kids took visit gcu.edu/evening. part in an "n-f-l camp" today hundreds of kids took hundreds of kids took part in an nfl camp at the university of phoenix stadium. >> the goal wasn't just to learn about football. courtney griffin has more on the other lessons they learned. >> here we go. ready, ready, ready. >> reporter: 350 kids learning the fundamentals of life. whatever you want, dream big but do it with character and integrity. treat those around you, your siblings, coach, teachers, teach them with respect. they want what is best for you. >> reporter: there are camps across the country. >> get outside, exercise, eat well, be a person of character. we teach them how to be respectful and responsible.

second to eighth grade so they can install important lessons at a vital stage. >> i wanted to get them before high school. i wanted to get them fourth, fifth, sixth grade in middle school. >> reporter: this is his first camp. >> it is a good idea to bring us to the camp like the cardinals. and do some things outside. >> reporter: he is committed for football. >> being outside and running and playing football. >> reporter: munoz says he hopes the kids walk away saying something like this. >> i hope they don't leave saying we went to this great football camp. i want them to say, do you know we went to the camp and learned football and they taught us how to be a person of character and stay healthy by exercising and eating well and we have to work together. >> reporter: courtney griffin,

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pictures from cherry valley through an abandoned through an fire tears california...cherry valley pictures from and live and live cherry valley california...california... and live cherry valley ok, we have live pictures out of southern california. you're looking at a brush fire that just started. cherry valley, california. i'm not familiar with california, john. >> this is in riverside. this has been such an awful fire

>> the drought conditions have been horrible, the heat, the dry conditions of the summer and they don't have any control over it. it looks like they have a bulldozer and they made a fire line there. >> yeah, that is exactly right. they just constructed that line or it may be part of another fire line they had, which looks pretty good. the winds don't look terribly bad right now as you see the smoke going upward, which means you don't have a lot of winds. >> looking at the bulldozer moving in. firefighters are. the- this is a pretty big fire. back out here, you can see a remote area. looks to be up in the hills. quite a bit of the fire retardant has been dropped. what we're not seeing is how close to homes this is and with