challenge for police now is to figure out who this person is and how this person ended up here. a worker at the industrial business made the latest gruesome discovery yesterday afternoon. while working near the back of the large complex, he spotted the decomposing body on the south side of the river bed. people who work in the area have been on edge for more than a week. >> they are scared and worried. >> reporter: he runs an auto wrecking business next to where >> i never hear anything like that happen before. reporter: the first discovery came on september 21, a worker at this auto parts yard spotted a severd arm and called police. this business is where the rest of the body was found yesterday. >> there are animals in the area where the body was found and their opinion is that the body or the part that was found was possibly taken by an animal that

>> reporter: because the body is in such bad shape, they have to wait for the medical examiner to determine how the person died and i.d. the body. >> to clear this up and make sure we are safe. >> reporter: police can tell us the body is that of an adult. anyone who can help should call silent witness. reporting live in south i'm andrew hasbun, fox 10 news. sky fox and the mcso bomb squad heading to the scene of a possible explosive device. a man on a walk found the device. the device had the markings of a pipe bomb but was missing a few pieces so they are not sure what they got here. the bomb squad has secured the device and they are looking for fingerprints tonight. a couple of armed robberies

sheriff deputies think they may be connected. one of the suspects was at a spa. he is described as a black or indian man between 5'9" and six feet tall. deputies believe this robbery is related to one that happened the day before at papa murphy store. a dark charcoal gray sedan may be involved in the crimes. police need your help to get a dangerous man off of the streets. he tried to sexually assault her. >> reporter: this is where it happened in broad daylight wednesday afternoon. a woman working on a property near 99th avenue and jomax when a man, who is still on the loose, brutally attacked her. >> this is gross.

pulled up after three men found the terrified woman. >> when i pulled up, she was sitting on the ground and had her face covered. she was bawling her eyes out. it was sickening seeing her like that. she was a wreck. >> reporter: police say a man tried to sexually assault her in the middle of the day. because they are letting her recover, they don't have a great description of the man they need to find. the police department is taking this so seriously tt increased patrols where this happened to not only spread the word but to make sure it doesn't happen again. now they are asking for the public's help to get a dangerous man off of the streets. liz kotalik, fox 10 news. a 6-year-old boy who was struck while riding his bike is recovering in the hospital. sky fox was over the scene. he has several broken bones and

he was chasing after a dog on his bike. the driver managed to avoid the dog but not the boy. they do not think impairment played a role in this crash. mesa school is the latest to be targeted by clown thefts. pictures of clown faces threatening violence at the school and people got concerned. hundreds of parents kept their kids home from school. for those threats and they say all of the threats appear to be unrelated, however, mesa is confirming their schools were targeted and security was stepped up as a result. in a developing story, a south carolina boy who is accused of killing his father and shooting at an elementary

three counts of attempted murder. one of the students, jacob hall, is in critical condition. there was rain, flooding, and the iconic walls of dust. arizona's monsoon comes to an end today but this year's storms left their mark. >> we've lived here for 20 years and nothing like this. >> reporter: taking aim across the valley. >> a lot of water moving fast and furious. if herpetological society scrambling. phoenix zoo was shut don't and several trees toppled down. mother nature meets city bus creating a sinkhole and many cars were not damage but this car owner not so lucky.

bad day for drivers. heavy rains flooding i-17 at the height of rush hour. some of the best video was captured by our viewers like this trampoline sent flying in the storm. lightning striking a transformer in fountain hills. amazing video and photos showing the power of arizona's monsoon. >> it is beautiful but it can be destructive and we're almost to dave munsey has been tracking the monsoon all summer long. it has been an interesting season again. >> reporter: they are interesting and you will probably agree with me. we almost remember each individual storm because we go into high gear around here when the storms start showing up. let's look at the monsoon season and see where we ended up with it. 2016 monsoon, 2.49 of an inch of

.22 of an inch off. you see june 15 through the september 30, those are the dates of the monsoon. the driest was 1924, only .35 of an inch. i do that was dry. of course, monsoon still out there. yep, just a little bit. we'll be taking a look at that coming up in just a few mut left over. end of the monsoon does not mean the end of the moisture. we'll look at the long-range forecast. coming up next, a woman dragged from a convenient store in california and that kidnapping captured on camera. >> reporter: something as comforting as a teddy bear can make your life a scary situation. the unimaginable ways people can put themselves in your life and

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the video is chilling. a woman kidnapped from a convenience store in los angeles and at least one person saw what was happening and failed to step in and help. the suspect forced the woman into his car and drove off.

mr. -- there was a crash and te suspect was taken into custody. police say he had been following the victim for weeks, trying to figure out where she lived and trying to send her flowers. this this day and age, social media makes it easier for suspects to stalk and abuse their we have details on this tonight. what have you learned? >> reporter: it is a frightening thing to think about, john. police are telling us this is normal, everyday uses that we come across that you wouldn't think people can track you from, such as your facebook account or something as innocent as a teddy bear. in a world with constantly

it is making victims more vulnerable. this brave victim is sharing her story of online stalking. >> the best way to fight back is refuse to be silenced because that is someone trying to take things away from you. >> reporter: hundreds of photos turned to pornographic images, thousands of fake profiles and threats. >> there is so much content that it was the number one result. >> reporter: officials want to spread the word about risks that make stalking and tracking easier. the lieutenant is talking about the size of a g.p.s., so small it is easy to miss. cameras can be placed in every day, normal items like teddy bears. >> especially the ones that do voices when you press the paw. >> reporter: think about what

charges if your at risk. >> what do you say if you think it can't happen to me? >> we urge people to take it seriously. >> reporter: another tip police want victims to keep in mind are location services on your cellphone or facebook. it is an easy way to keep track of where you are and what your doing. if you think you are a victim, police urge you immediately so they can look into it. california's governor approves two sex crime bills that stem from the brock turner sexual assault case. he only spent two months in jail after assaulting someone who was passed out. one of the bills prevents victims from saying they were

>> reporter: of course, the last day of the monsoon, we've talked about that. here comes the weekend as well. we'll look at your weekend forecast coming up. a new page of controversy for sheriff paul babeu. sources tell us the fbi has subpoenaed records related to how babeu's office used seized criminal money

is like money laundering. and they've also accused babeu of using the funds to fuel his campaign. it may already be illegal campaigning with government resources. or if they're just being used to make the sheriff look good, as he runs for congress. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. z24qmz zvpz y24qmy yvpy some brand new stories for you

we're working on brand-new stories for you tonight at 6:00. a as a public memorial being plained for the first woman governor, how those closest to her paid their respects. >> reporter: after the arizona republic endorses hillary clinton for president, donald trump takes to twitter and tells people to cancel their subscriptions and the republic says? i'm steve krafft. i will have that story. this is an captured in hawaii. this is new footage of a lava lake. liquid, hot magma. >> i knew it was coming. >> you can see the lava bubbling and flowing. it is the most active in hawaii. that is beautiful. >> reporter: and whether on camera or not, when john does

93 degrees right now. the wind out of the north at 15 as the breezes pick up again today. as we look at the current temperature, 93 in glendale. 89 in fountain hills. 93 in chandler. a little warm at the seasonable norm at 96 in ahwatukee. i guess that changed yesterday. it is 95 right now. got a little moisture around the state hanging around for the last day of the monsoon. the end of the monsoon doesn't necessarily mean the end of the moisture. take a look at what you can see here. down south of us at maricopa. a little gathering of moisture on the west side. we have a little more. we look up north here and you can see flagstaff up in the north. let's run up there and take a look. a few storm systems running through there on the day today. over on the eastern mountains, you see some of it show up and it dries up quickly. staying power with a little bit of moisture down there. the city is looking pretty good

stuff around. that southwestern corner of the state, we have an air quality issue through the weekend and in the northwestern portion of the state, we have a little bit of fire weather up there, very, very dry and windy conditions. 96 degrees on the high today. 94 in deer valley. 97 in goodyear. gateway, almost at 100 at 99 degrees. 75 at prescott. 68 degrees at show low with 98 down in the deserts at gila bend. 99 at yuma. 96 degrees here. 95 and 72 would be the normal high and low. record high, 107. record low at 49. look at what we are forecasting for tomorrow. we get closer to the mid 90's and, in fact, some nice-looking temperatures around the state. 78 in sedona. 67 in flagstaff.

starting to show up. as we look across the country. you can see the moisture in the southwest. a little bit across the northern plains. this is the areas hit the hardest as they pick up a lot of moisture that has been left over in the area. this is matthew and take a look at a predicion of matthew's track. it might be taking a shot up there through or close to miami. some of the moisture amounts, as you can see, look at orlando .94. still wet across florida. 72 overnight. 94 degrees for your saturday. lots of sunshine as we get into the weekend. a few clouds on sunday. look at the nice-looking temperatures as we start next week as temperatures fall into the 80's. watch your kids around water. >> thank you, dave. oh, no. it is a herd. >> this is adorable to most people but if you're john hook,

two dozen baby pandas lying in wait. this is all for you, john. >> if you open the mouth and see the incisors. that thing is dangerous. he can rip your face off. 27 panda, highly trained killers born in china this year double the amount from last year. the trade union of conservation changed the classification from vulnerable. >> yes, be careful around those things. we turned them into a cartoon character. >> "kung fu panda." >> po is different. >> the rare exception? >> yes. rolling stone names their top tv shows of all time. we'll let you know if your the favorite made the cut.

burglar that tried to steal the mini pig from the phoenix home? he has been caught and it was with the help of our own fox 10 facebook page. plus, the arizona cardinal that will be making plays off the field as he steps into the shoes of a fox symphony

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off of the field tonight. >> he will be conducting the national anthem for the phoenix symphony. marcy jones is live with the details tonight. what an honor an an amazing experience for him. >> reporter: absolutely, it is an amazing experience for me, too. i'm not hating being on the stage. normally, it is all about not dropping the football but tonight, it is all about not dropping the phoenix symphony has invited him to be a guest conductor. he will lead 75 musicians through the national anthem. nicole bidwell is heading up the 75th lunch that raises money and awareness for the symphony's community outreach programs.

our education and wellness programs. the phoenix symphony does a variety of education programs, title one schools and homeless shelters throughout the valley and this helps raise funds for those programs. >> reporter: now, larry fitzgerald has been a guest conductor and we know the two are very competitive by nature. so todd said they have larry film. they are going to film patrick and he wouldn't mind going over their plays and naming a winner. this starts at 8:45 tonight and tickets are still available. italian police make a surprising discovery. two van gogh paintings stolen from a museum 14 years ago.

relatively good condition, they say. police tell us the farmhouse is a strong hold of a naples-based crime group. not sure that has anything to do with it. >> i'm glad you got that story because the art history people will be all over you. >> i will have an e-mail after the show. this is a scary ride on the rollercoaster. this is the australia. several people ended up trapped until people could climb the coaster and get to them. people didn't know what to do when they realized they were stuck. >> people were zaired -- scared going on the ride. >> she was a bit in distress screaming, we're stuck on the rollercoaster, help us, help us. >> what you do is you drink a pint.

malfunction and that made the cars lock in place. look at that getting down from there. a planned explosion that will be happening tomorrow. we have an early look at the demolition west of the phoenix power plant. plus, the superior police department has a new k-9 on the team. we're going to introduce you to their first pit bull if police dog. >> reporter: appear of -- a pair of attempted pig nappers were caught. we'll have reaction from

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left of the power plant and they are going to be blown up. >> we love a good implosion. tomorrow morning is a planned demolition by a.p.s. to make room for a facility using cleaner natural gas. danielle miller has the details about how it is going down. >> reporter: john and mark, the crews have been busy all day preparing for the implosion. they are placing the dynamite and clearing the area making sure it is a safe one. those are the two water tower that will be coming down tomorrow morning. guys, get this, at one time this is where the entire power supply came from for the city of phoenix. tomorrow at 7:00 in the morning, these pieces of history will just be memories. >> you won't hear that big of a sound. it will be 80 december bebls, not much higher than the human voice and it will be over in two seconds. >> reporter: tomorrow morning, a piece of history will be