showers along the 202 and east, if you are headed towards tempe along north scottsdale, up around gainey ranch they have seen rainfall as well. that's going to continue on to the west side of the mcdowells, over the top to fountain hills, desert highlands, cave creek. and then farther north, really hugging the 17 right now and pushing northward towards flagstaff. so it's going to be a wet ride all the way up there. some of these showers are a little bit more mod at than the drizzle that we have no one is getting anything too terribly heavy right now, all along i-40, east to west, to flagstaff, you're going to catch a lot of the rainfall. it stretches all the way up to utah. yeah. and then as we head on down to the west end of the 40, a couple of showers there. but it looks like everything will start to clear out pretty well before we get to din time, at least here in the valley. mountains, you may still be dealing with with some of these rainfall by 6:00 -- so as we get on toward your weekend, you're going to love it. here's the way everything is going to roll. today we'll call it, again

education department officials say the company became a risk to taxpayers and students like marquis gainey. >> i'm in debt, you know, with trying to actually pay this back and stuff like that. you know, it's not right. >> reporter: now he's hoping to transfer. trouble is, some colleges won't accept his credits. his debt, however, could be cleared up. >> there's something called a closed school discharge in which they can get their loans wiped away and potentially start over at another school. >> reporter: but starting over means even more time. >> i'm very nervous, and my family was very proud of me for doing this. >> reporter: and itt tech says they will attempt to try to find their students new schools to transfer those credits. it is also been ordered, however, to pay $152 million to recover their school funds, to cover the refunds back to these hundreds of students now that need it from our area. live in plymouth meeting, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> a scramble for sure, keith, but it is all systems go for philadelphia public school students tomorrow. nbc 10 in south philly, as teacher

this wasn't at the beach but rather off of gainey boulevard. >>> donald trump is in ohio today to give a short scripted speech. mexico. and, only spoke briefly about his day. >> we agreed in the meeting for the need to stop the illegal flow of guns drugs, cash, and people across the border and to take out the cartels. >>> he is scheduled to hold a rally next friday. >>> hillary clinton picked up two endorsements from high- ranking generals. they said in part, that what is at stake for the country is only one viable leader. finding out who will ever moderate first form is matt lauer. that will be next wednesday. and, tim kane has been in manchester new hampshire today educational roundtable focused and the wife of the former governor. john lynch. and, he canceled because of hermine stay with us as we are expecting the newest advisory on hurricane hermine to come in 15 minutes. are ready, sporadic -- all >>> hermine has a son weather alert. and, we are still waiting to hear from our major counties about whether schools will be closed tomorrow. >>> let's take another look, you can see, ap

marion county sheriff gainey, no major issues. he did tell me that one homeless man in marion county was hit by a tree and passed away. florida national guard deployed reconnaissance teams beginning in crystal river and work up the coast. there are special forces doing search-and-rescue. we have 6,000 narc guardsmen ready to assist our state. florida wildlife commission have conducted search and rescue mission with high-water vehicles and multiple counties. heroes answered the call fo in pasco county, fire personnel rescued 18 people from rising flood water and got them to safe. hernando county, fish and wildlife officer rescued families from flooded areas and the state provided 75,000 sandbags to residents in impacted communities. schools in 35 counties will remain closed today -- bay, gulf, walton, columbia, dixie, jefferson, lafayette, leon, taylor, alachua, waklla, baker, bradford, clay, duval, flagler, gill crest, levi, nassau, putnam, st. john, union, citrus, hernando, hillsborough, pasco, pinellas and manatee. state offices

rather off of gainey boulevard.