in a hospital. today, his parents spoke about what happened and their son's recovery. >> on saturday evening, september 17, we received a call that no parent wants to receive. >> reporter: saturday night, a skydive plane plunged into the home in gilbert. the home was destroyed but everyone got out without a scratch. >> thanks to his quick and appropriate reaction, everyone on the plane survived. >> reporter: the mother and father met with media today where their son is recovering from burns. ryan stayed at the controls long enough for skydivers to jump out. >> miraculously when the skydivers were away safely and the plane lost the ability to fly, he jumped with the parachute that skydiveer pilots are required to wear.

hurt. >> he was deeply concerned for the family whose home was damaged in the crash. to his relief, he learned no one else had been injured. >> reporter: when you see what is left of the home that the burning plane hit, you have to be amazed that ryan kilgore, the pilot, was the only one injured. >> he was more concerned about others than himself and the outpouring support from the community, we remember that the world is full of people who care. >> reporter: he is in surgery. a go fund me account has been set up in ryan kilgore's name. frightening moments when passengers are told to brace for a possible crash landing. the american airlines flight landed safely in tampa that is the good news. 146 passengers on board were

the landing gear but in the end, no one hurt. >> i called my father and said this is donna, they can't get the landing gear down. we're leaving everything to you. i'll go home and make a will but i haven't done that yet. take care of oceana that is my dog. >> it is tough. you make quick phone calls to your loved ones and you never think you will do it and in that situation you will do it. i called my formal from the plane and told i said i loved her and if i didn't get through it just pray. >> maintenance crews are looking into problems with the plane but this looks like a warning light that went off saying they had a problem with the gear. in the end, the plane landed no problems at all. maricopa high school evacuated after it received a fax making threats against the campus. there were not a lot of people

the fax mentioned a number of threats, including a mention of a bomb. students were taken to a middle school about seven miles away. parents picked up their kids there. >> i'm not shaken. i'm not that frightened. i don't know if other people were freaking out because this is a big deal. you never know if anyone might be serious or if it is really bad. >> i was kind of concerned but i got texting my prayer warriors and after i got over the initial threat, it is kind of sad because i just start praying for the person that called it in. >> one of the things that investigators are looking at, schools in ohio and atlanta received the same threat by fax today. police are investigating it. two students caught with guns, a 13-year-old, seventh

in his backpack at cactus middle school in casa grande. he showed the firearm to another student. he has been released to his parents and may face charges. also another student in north phoenix after that teen brought a handgun to the campus as well. back in may, a 17-year-old was found with a loaded gun in his backpack. a preacher who told young women they deserve to be raped and gay people are going to hell have been arrested in tucson. dean saxton is accused of kicking a female student. he has been banned from the campus for about a year and due in court on assault charges. back in april, police arrested a woman for hitting saxton on the

he was shouting at students through a mega phone. there is word tonight that the man behind the bombings in two years after his father expressed that his son might be a terrorist but only because he was hanging out with gang. they found a notebook with extreme ramblings. he is being charged in the recent attacks. >> reporter: new yorkers are getting back to their usual routines now that police say they have their suspect in this weekend's bombings in custody. 23rd street is open after saturday's blast. chelsea neighborhood getting back to norm after the arrest of ahmad khan rahami, the nationalized u.s. citizen from afghanistan is being linked with

another bomb was found in elizabeth, new jersey, where he lived. rahami's fingerprints and d.n.a. were found tying him to the chelsea bombing. his face captured on surveillance cameras. >> a lot of technology involved but a lot of good old fashioned police work, too. >> reporter: he was taken into custody in new jersey following a shootout with police two day office the first explosion at a race for marines. suffering injuries during the gun battle. >> it just sounded like pop, pop, pop, then silence and you heard people screaming and that was it. >> reporter: the 28-year-old now facing five counts of attempted murder connected to the shootout. he is being held on $5.2 million bail. prosecutors are reviewing charges related to the actual bombings.

or no-fly list and an f.b.i. official says there is no reason to believe he is part of a larger terror cell plot. joel waldman, fox news. working to prevent potential attacks with weapons of mass destruction. a workshop held today. state law enforcement officials and first responders were there learning ways to mitigate threats domestically and abroad. they focused on planning and mock crime scenes and situations they may encounter in their day-to-day work. >> we want to make them aware of the nuclear or precursors that could be present if they came into a w.m.d. crime scene. >> they work on communicating with individuals that might sell products that could be used in

encouraging them to report suspicious active could help toward off a potential attack. the public can do its part by being aware of their surroundings and if they see something, say something. arizona for responsible drug policy are joined by a colorado mayor and police sergeant in phoenix speaking out against prop 205 that you will vote on in november. they are against m for recreational use citing consequences that colorado has experienced. >> prop 205 is chalk full of special interests that if you get rich while the rest of us pay the price, specifically proposition 205 will allow the hypotency marijuana east sidibles -- edibles that are causing so much harm throughout

underage use of marijuana, 12-17 year olds using marijuana. folks over 12.5% of our 12-17 year olds have used marijuana in the last 30 days that is 70% higher than the national average. one of the great ironies when the pro-legalization campaign came to colorado talked about two things,ev sound familiar, and it will get cartels out of the marijuana business. the cartels have now moved to colorado. >> since we legalized marijuana, the fatalities involving marijuana have risen 62% so the streets did not get safer. >> now the group is concerned about workplace safety. now, the folks who favor legalization, the part of the campaign to regulate marijuana like alcohol, here is what they

>> marriage is -- marijuana is here. marijuana is already in our society. this would allow law enforcement dedicate their efforts against dangerous drugs and other real crime. it is illegal to drive using marijuana or being under the influence of marijuana. it will still be illegal driving under the influence of prohibition that people won't use marijuana and that is not the case. >> if voters approve prop 205, people 21 and older could posses marijuana and grow up to six plants. donald trump's son compares refugees to skittles. a group of world war ii veterans making a pilgrimage to

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oklahoma police officer who shot and killed an unarmed man says the man ignored officer's commands and reached through the windows of the s.u.v. before he was killed. on friday night, police were investigating 40-year-old terrance crutcher's stalled vehicle in tulsa. he had his hands raised and officers followed him. at some point, he was tazed and officer betty shelby shot and crutcher's family says the window was never open to begin with. >> the video shows what happened. what happened was terrance had his hands up. terrance did not make any sudden movements. the only movement that happened was when terrance was hit by the taser.

weapon on him or in his s.u.v. when he was shot. the shooting is under investigation. one of donald trump's sons sends out a tweet that is generating a lot of buzz on social media tonight. donald trump jr. wrote if you had a bowl of skittles and i told you three would kill you, would you take a handful? that is our receive refugee pro. senator mike penceai trump was using a metaphor the candy maker says skittles is candy and refugees are people. we would like to know what you think. log on and send us your feedback. an exciting day for a group of world war ii veterans who serve the nation so proudly. they took off on an honor flight

one of them was a veteran who was stuck in a hospital and told the doctors if they had to leave him, cover him with mattress and leave him. >> they had to bring the water in 50-gallon barrels and they allowed us one canteen a day total. if you wanted to wash your face or shave, which nobody did, and drink and that is all there >> reporter: 28 world war ii veterans with incredible stories were on today's honor flight. a.s.u. students are getting real world training thanks to their partnership with their university and city leaders at the historic hotel, which houses low-income residents.

and therapistic recreation majors as they work with hotel residents for hands-on experience. still up tonight, kristy siefkin with a live look at the forecast as we look at the i-10 and i-17 moving along nicely tonight. back in a moment.

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before we get to weather, let's feast our eyes. how about that? >> reporter: spectacular. we finally got some sun. >> that is amazing. i'll tell you, we know we're moving toward fall. >> reporter: slowly and steadily and finally getting cooler weather as a is coming from tropical depression paine. it made for a little bit of activity in northern arizona. sunshine pouring through is not the case for northwestern arizona. take a look at the moisture pushing through parts of ashfork, flagstaff, heavy to moderate cells.

rain in the past hour because of tropical depression paine. it is expected to make landfall by wednesday and by that time it will be a remanent low. we'll see sticky conditions out there. cloud cover and scattered activity for wednesday and thursday as well. we may see a few stray showers as well. not a soaker by any means. numbers are 85 in safford. 68 for 61 in tucson. 52 for flag. temperatures around the valley are below average. normally we're around the 100-degree mark. today, we topped out at 89 degrees a far cry from what we've seen back in 2010. the temperatures will be pleasant, a little warmer than what we saw out there today. 92 expected for the afternoon on the first day of fall. we'll cool down into the 80's.

another round of below average temperatures. 90 for lake havasu. 81 into kingman. safford would be upper 90 degrees. a little bit of activity still in the forecast, a chance for that tonight into tomorrow and even into thursday, we may see a stray shower or two. we start to dry out and that moisture air pushing outside of the state. we will continue t numbers in the 80's and into the 90's. >> reporter: the eating is good when you score a touchdown. we have a lot to talk about. he is the c.j. that goes with d.j. cardsre getting ready for

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>> reporter: all right, so i'm going to play this straight up. i'm going to answers.com because someone social security -- asked me what is this eating celebration. it is feeding his teammates when he eats, the team eats. you can look at david johnson and we know what his skill sell is but it was chris johnson who had a chance to get in on this place.

core and these guys are dynamic. here is the touchdown run and here is the simple run. you got it right there. chris johnson couldn't be happier with that touchdown. >> yeah, any time it is back, it is not a good thing. you have to get the hard yards and stuff like that. i was tough. >> reporter: for the sun devils, they have a saturday night against cal. maddy wilkins has been good but you have to get down and he took a hit against san antonio something todd graham wasn't too thrilled about to say the least. >> you have to get down. when you hurdle someone, i would rather him hurdle someone than

i don't know if he didn't see that guy but you don't want to take a straight shot like that. >> should he have hurdled on the last one? >> he should have hit the dirt. >> that was a shot. that was a shot. >> reporter: still on his feet. >> we'll see you tonight at

>> today on "tmz" -- harvey: wow. we broke the story, angelina jolie has filed for divorce. this seems to have come from out of the blue. >> i know! yes! [applause] this is the best news ever! >> team jennifer aniston! harvey: this is 12 years ago! >> cara delevingne over in london leaving the soho house and she was partying with amber heard. >> are they together? >> that would be the sexiest couple. >> wait, what happened to the elon musk thing? i thought that was a whole thing. harvey: maybe elon's ok with it. >> what do you think? yeah! >> kim kardashian, kanye west bought her an identical second engagement ring. >> oh, she wants one for each hand. >> that looks dumb. >> it was so stupid.