now at 9:00, we're tracking hurricane newton as it heads towards arizona as a tropical storm. when it is expected to hit us and how much rain we could be seeing. a high-speed chase through the valley ends one of the suspects shot and she is accused of running an unlicensed dental office out of her phoenix apartment and now police say she is on the run. plus, the new dog park that caters only to the dogs of the rich and famous. it is later in the buzz. first on fox, a major blow to thousands of students across the country. i.t.t. technical institute has

this coming. >> it was one of the largest for profit campuses and four of the campuses was here in arizona. >> reporter: take a look at this sign. it says i.t.t. technical institute will be closed for the labor day holiday. these doors will not be reopening leaving loots -- lots of students concerned about their educational >> the doors are locked. >> reporter: the student who didn't want us to identify him came to the campus today to try to get answers. >> i got an e-mail there is some type of situation going on. reporter: the e-mail stating that the college that has 130 campuses across the nation was banned by the u.s. department of education from enrolling students who use final aid. i.t.t. was making most of its money from that aid. the school says it will not offer its september quarter and

>> what do you think i said? man, no more school because everything is starting, the new quarter starts september 12, next week. they said those classes have been suspended. the first thing i started thinking was, damn, what am i going to do for school? >> reporter: many students left with more questions than answers. >> i don't know what to do about my transcripts or anything. i affect me going to another school because i want to continue going to school to get my four-year degree. >> reporter: i.t.t. technical institute says they will be helping all of those students get all of the transcripts they need. they say they will help place them in other schools. we placed more information about how you can get help if you're affected by this on our website at fox10phoenix.com. ty brennan, fox 10 news.

round of hurricane newton. this is a storm that keeps on giving. the storm first hit the country's baja peninsula bringing heavy rain. you're looking at the aftermath and minor damage to the resort-town region. the hurricane blamed for at least three deaths. the storm is moving north and will make a second landfall in mexico. >> dave munsey is tracking the storm for us and it could bring rain and flooding to arizona. >> r possibility. we're going to get a lot of rain, not necessarily a lot of rain in phoenix. most of the rain is going to be south of us. if you notice something about the way this is entering the state, it is more to the south and to the east. we were expecting it to come straight up but it is taking a bend at the present time. 75 miles an hour so it is still a category one. as you can see, the path it is going to take, it takes the

that point. we will track it here as we get another look at that 75 miles an hour spin it has. by the time it gets in here wednesday, it will be into the state by wednesday. you can see it is south of phoenix but it will only have 35 miles an hour winds. this is thursday at 5:00. as we put that into progress that zooms through here. that system whips through here rapidly and it ison it works its way through. also, we have flood watches from the central portion of the state southward and through the east as well. we'll have more on this storm and a look around the country coming up. >> southern arizona is expected to get the brunt of the storm. people in tucson are lining up to get sandbags to prevent flooding. the national weather service

strength to hit arizona. reminisces from hurricane newton could be the sixth storm. >> just a reminder, especially in the next 24-48 hour, you will want this. check out the forecast and referee weather alerts. i have this on my phone and it is great. it is free. you can find more information on our website, fox10phoenix.com. a wild police chase unfolding in the valley this a suspect eluding officers for nearly 45 minutes after a robbery at a west valley bank. the suspect pulled into the alley, threw something into the backyard of the home before taking off again. the chase came to an end right here when the officers spun the vehicle and jumped out with their guns drawn and opened fire on the suspect. yeah, the bank robber was later pronounced dead at the scene. two other people in custody and

detectives are still trying to piece together at this hour. >> we are learning new information behind the wheel in this speeding s.u.v. andrew has more on this tonight. >> reporter: marc, this started with the bank robbery in avondale and ended on the i-10 eastbound. when officers stop this fleeing s.u.v., undercover officers opened fire within seconds. police on the scene well into the investigators combing over the area where the chase ended in a barrage of gunfire. police stopped the fleeing s.u.v. opening fire killing the man who led them on a val-wide chase. >> they were coming from all four corners. >> reporter: the chase ended at the i-10 eastbound onramp at baseline road but it began near

the suspect was driving away when police arrived. during the chase, shots were fired at responding officers. >> it is ridiculous what police are doing. >> reporter: when the chase entered phoenix, phoenix p.d. took over. he threw something out the window. we saw police going through the evidence, which included piles of cash. >> he made a mistake and the consequences was losing his life. >> reporter: two of the suspects bailed from the s.u.v. and quickly picked up near 67th avenue and thomas. the driver did not give up. >> he was going through an ordeal of his own. i tried to speak to him and help him and lead him in the right direction but i don't think he was too much for it because i think some men do change and

tried to get on the i-10 from baseline road that is when undercover teams moved in. >> it was like, it kept going off and it shook me a little bit. >> reporter: as you can see, police are still out here on the scene. f.b.i., avondale p.d. and phoenix p.d. are all investigating. they have baseline road closed to east of the i-10 onramps and offramps are also closed at this hour. police are not saying exactly what led their officers to open fire so quickly. reporting live in tempe, i'm andrew hasbun, fox 10 news. 18-year-old man arrested until san tan valley on attempted murder and arson charges. authorities say luther cruz tried to burn down his house with his three family members

from lighting a propane tank on fire until sheriff deputies could arrive and save the day. a woman accused of posing as a dentist and treating patients without a license is a fugitive of the law after she failed to show up for the pretrial conference. authorities believe this woman may have fled the country, possibly to mexico that is where she is from. she was running a dental practice out of near mcdowell. she was charged with fraudulent scheme and operating without a license. a navajo code talker has died at the age of 95. he was a code talker in the first marine division of world war ii. he trained at the code talker school and was the recipient of the silver medal for his

away yesterday. congress returns from a seven week break today and fails to approve additional funding. senate democrats block the $1.1 billion bill that would have cut off funding to planned parenthood. the c.d.c. says they were running out of money to fight the virus. zika continues to spread in florida and there are 60 cases where the virus was locally transmitted. shocking new developments in the case of abducted and murdered nearly 30 years ago. what he said to his killer right before his death. a war of words between donald trump and arizona senator jeff flake continues. what flake would like to hear before fully supporting the nominee for president. later, we take a look at tomorrow's big announcement surrounding the new iphone, including why you may have to get a new set of headphones if

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the battle between arizona senator jeff flake and donald trump continues. over the weekend, flake said he would not vote for trump and trump took to twitter calling flake a weak and ineffective senator. today, flake is firing back in a statement he said hillary clinton think she is can win arizona because donald trump is unwilling to propose serious solutions to the problems facing our state. trum women, mock the disabled, impugn the character of p.o.w.'s and go after the gold star parents of a fallen u.s. soldier. flake went on to say, i'm not ok with that and i'm going to keep speaking out until he changes the tone of his campaign. with a little over two months to go before the election, there is no rest for the presidential candidates. this is go time. both donald trump and hillary clinton hitting the key battleground states today. trump held events in north

he earned the endorsement of 88 retired generals and admirals. he spoke in north carolina where he vowed to undo all of president obama's executive orders. >> the change will begin my first day in always. -- office. number one, we're going to eliminate every unconstitutional rule of order and restore the rule of law to our land. >> it appears the race trump and clinton is tightening. a new cnn nationwide poll has trump ahead by two points. some political analysts say trump's surge could be him relying on script speeches and focusing on the issues. meantime, hillary clinton is hoping to energize female voters. her campaign is holding 150 events targeting women. she is looking to rebound after

coughing fit. she visited one of the battleground states, florida. she emphasized how quickly election day is approaching. >> anybody asking for your vote for the most important job, not just in the country but in the world, should tell you what they plan to do. i do have this, i guess it an ol if you're going to ask for their vote, they have to have some idea to vote for. i don't think it is enough to say i will tell you later. >> vice presidential candidate tim kaine will be in phoenix and taking part in a phone bank. here is a question for you, how many quarterbacks survive 14 years in the nfl? carson palmer reflects on game

he looks ahead to sunday night and tells you why he expects the cardinals to be targeted all season long. the cards game week, our top story in 30 minutes. >> reporter: well, you have been hearing about him for a while. newton is south of us, a hurricane with lots of moisture wrapped around it. we will take a look at newton and what is going on with our

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>> reporter: hi, everybody. the winds have picked up a little bit out of the west at 17. it is 93 degrees outside right now. 92 in deer valley.

97 in glendale. as we get a look at it here, you can see the moisture coming up. a lot of it going into new mexico. some of it taking a shot at the valley as we see it roll in. this is, of course, newton, which is a class one hurricane at 75 miles an hour. you can see newton stopping right here that is going to be about 11:00 in the morning tomorrow. we will see newton work its way into the state. look at the purring up in the front and you can see the moisture heads off to the east. a little bit shoots up to the valley but a lot of it is taking off to the east and staying in the southern portion of the state as well as it hangs around for a day or so. let's look at the futurecast and see what is happening. here is phoenix right here. we put it into mtion and you see here about 6:45 in the morning, you can see that moisture being pushed up in

a lot of that moisture comes around and hangs in the area but most of it heads off to the east or stays south of us. you look at the rest of the futurecast here and you can see not a lot of moisture finding its way in here. in fact, they have taken this area out of the watch area at the present time with the flash-flood watches. we're seeing a lot of this stuff staying south or going off to the east. we had 101 degrees for the hh today. one thing the moisture is doing and the cloud cover, bringing the temps down a little bit. 99 at goodyear. 97 at deer valley. 99 at gateway on the day today. we had 73 degrees at flagstaff. 82 at prescott. 79 at show low. 102 at gila bend. this is your day. 101 on the high. 78 on the low. you can see the normal highs are higher than what we hit and

111 is the record high for the day. 63, record low for the day. we are forecasting 90 degrees but we see temperatures that get close to the mid 90's. we see 80's out there throughout the valley. it is going to be a mix bag tomorrow. heading to the mountains, low 70's showing up. looking across the country, a little bit of action up in the northwest heading to montana. bi heading through minneapolis. you can see the panhandle of texas gets hit. this is a low pressure system and there are no more advisories being given on the former hurricane, former tropical storm and now low. you can see the temperatures were affected a little bit up in that area of the northeast. 86 overnight.

chance of rain through the day. you can see the temperatures will pick up once again as we head into the weekend. watch your kids around water. coming up in the next half hour of fox 10 news, they are designed to make things more secure at the checkout line. we'll explain why the chip cards may be weavght away your life. the woman accused of having sex with boys half her age at a bar mitzvah appears in court tonight. the search for a missing medical student who vanished while boating with friends at lake pleasant. >> he is a smart individual. >> we hear from his father who is hoping there is good news

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sign of the missing 24-year-old man. meanwhile, his family can only wait. >> chintan is a medical student. he graduated from st. louis university with a biomedical engineering degree. he is energetic and smart individual. >> reporter: what makes the situation more mystifying is friends and family describe him as an athletic young marathoner, and excellent swimmer. they are hoping the high-tech search provides an answer. >> they have sonars and robots right now are going under water and they have identified six parts where they have taken images and reviewing the images. they are hoping those images will get them closer to where they need to be. reporter: if you have any information in this case, please

county sheriff's office. steve krafft, fox 10 news. firefighters rescue an injured hiker from camelback mountain. the man was about two-thirds up the way of the choya trail. he was flown off of the trail and taken to the hospital in stable condition. in tucson, a barking dog alerts a sleeping family to a fire in their home. a woman opened the door to see the carport engulfed in flames. she woke up three of her family members. they got out safely. the flames caused extensive damage to the home and a propane gas tank exploded during the fire. the red cross is helping the family find a new place to live. the cause is under investigation. a former scottsdale yoga teacher accused of having sexual relations with boys less than

her trial. police say march 21,2015, she was at a bar mitzvah at her boss's house. her boss paid for her breast inaugmentation. she flashed her breasts twice. after many of the guests left, she allegedly let some of the boys at the bar mitzvah touch her breasts and fondle a grand jury did not indict her but now this trial is taking place in scottsdale city court. she is facing 18 charges, including public sexual indecency. closing arguments in the case expected to happen tomorrow. it was a cold case mystery that haunted minnesota for 30 years. >> i was living in minnesota when it took place.

remained so. finally, last week, his remains were found. >> a man who previously denied any involvement in the case admitted to abducting and killing the young boy. >> i would love to talk to you all but i'm just not ready yet. for us, jacob was alive until we found him. we need to heal. >> reporter: after 27 years, jacob's parents know the truth about what son. in a minnesota classroom, a 53-year-old admitted to sexually assaulting and shooting the boy. he was kidnapped while riding bikes with a friend. he confronted them with a gun, after asking their ages, he asked the other two boys to run away. jacob asked what he did wrong. >> the unthinkable admissions that we heard in court should make all of us angry.

and there is no good answer. the crimes should increase our collective resolve to protect our youth and bring predators to justice. >> reporter: last october, he was named a person of interest to the case and last week, he brought authorities to where he buried jacob's body. they are not pursuing charges in child porn charges and faces 20 years in prison. >> i want to say jacob, i am so sorry. it is pain to feel know his last days, last minute, last hours. >> his mother became a national advocate for missing children. a federal law was named for jacob. it required states to establish sex offender registries.

his punishment. today, he registered as a sex offender in ohio where he is living with his parents. turner was convicted in march for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman at a frat party last year. he was sentenced to only six months in jail and only served three months of it. >> i can't let it interfere with my life or my daughter's life. we have to be cautious of what lives. >> jacob's law is why turner will have to register with local authorities after 90 days. he will be registered as a sex offender for the rest of his life. he plans to appeal his conviction. a judge wants bill cosby's sexual assault case to go to

june. the accusers say cosby intoxicated them with drugs and alcohol before sexually assaulting them. cosby has only been criminally charged in one of the cases. coming up, the controversy surrounding the south mountain freeway continues. this is a picture of what it would look like. details on the latest effort to stop the freeway from being built. later on in the buzz, the true power of social media. all of the l follows, and friends have a bigger impact on us just as much as getting married or having a

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lander but it bounced out of view and declared dead back in march. >> we made subtle adjustments to the way we were imaging them to bring out light in the dark and ultimately we've got a picture in the pocket. >> now that the lander has been found, scientists can decode some of the transmissions sent back to ground control. >> i guess they thought it was a robot and not a human. exciting news unveiling its latest gadgets tomorrow, including the iphone 7. i was in san francisco a couple years ago and there was a line that wrapped around the block down the street. i said what is going on over there. turns out it was people waiting to get into the big apple event. it is an event. the company has not released any details on their new phone but there are rumors it will not have a headphone jack.

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we're talking about the beginning of the nfl season. carson palmer opens up about what he expects from the season. a.s.u. can they handle the air raid from texas tech with one of the best quarterbacks in all of college football. we're talking football in

how do you survive fourteen >> reporter: how do you survive 14 years in the nfl, two major knee surgeries, throw for 259 touchdowns, 543 pass attempts. this season, you're setting your sights on the biggest prize of all. carson palmer reflecting on his time to the nfl and the upcoming approach to the start of the season sunday night. >> moves to his right and fires deep and going for nelson. th is caught on the 10 and touchdown. palmer slinging it deep. >> we're a focused group. a majority of the guys have been on the team for a while so we're prepared as far as how we practice. we have a lot of young talent so it is a very good, solid group. >> reporter: palmer is

in the nfl. >> i know how hard it is and how difficult it is to find the right situation or be drafted in the right situation. it is rare and getting to play this game this long is rare. i think that is why i have enjoyed the end so much more than every other part of the career. >> reporter: this season will be different. every team will be gunning for the arizona cardinals. >> people are right, we are pretty good. we have to play it and prove it and back t team that has a shot and people are, you know, putting a circle around you and putting a bull's eye on you in your division, because we won it last year. it is a good thing. >> reporter: as for the sun devils, they are going to get ready for texas tech and the air raid offense. high powered, how high powered,

over the weekend. i should say 69. it was 69-17. the quarterback, threw for 36 touchdowns last season. texas tech can flatout score and score and score some more. here is todd graham with what he'll face in tempe. >> we know we have a good football team coming in here, probably as a good quarterback as there he has to be one of the best, if not the best in the big 12. he is phenomenal player. that is college football. that is why you do it and they have a great challenge this week. >> reporter: dodgers this week. a.j. pollock trying to breathe life into this team. they did early on.

tone. again, shelby miller struggled and we have said this so many times. justin turner single scores and tomas trying to make a play out there and it unraveled. if you look at shelby miller, he gave up four and a third innings. as we speak now, it is 5-2 late in the game. dodgers leading over the d-backs in the eighth. from hillcrest prep right here. believed to be the number one recruit of this upcoming class of 2017. deandre decided to pass on kansas and kentucky. he is going to the university of arizona. we're talking about our front line players, 7-footer, can shoot from the perimeter. blocked shotses and run the

boost to your basketball program. how about that for arizona basketball. we'll talk more football when we return in 20 minutes. right now, it is marc martinez and fox 10 news at 10:00. a wild high-speed chase shuts down an intersection and leaves one man dead. we have a live report. another round fired in a feud between donald trump and jeff f hurricane newton pounds the coast of mexico and it is moving quickly towards arizona. what can we expect? it was a dramatic chase through phoenix this afternoon. it started with a bank robbery in the west valley and the suspects speeding down valley streets. police on hot pursuit and it led

pit maneuver. one suspect is dead, two others are in custody and detectives are going over the scenes going over the evidence. andrew hasbun joins us live where this came to an end. andrew? >> reporter: this started in avondale with a bank robbery and ended after a long chase here on the i-10 eastbound onramp at baseline road in tempe. tonight, we are learning the identity of the suspect. police confirm he steven del rio. somehow you would be -- you should be looking at a mugshot of his. as soon as therapy able to stop his vehicle on the onramp, seconds later they opened fire. police on the scene well, into the night. investigators combing over the area where a dramatic chase