with iris marett. even though she's been through a lot. "i was 17 when i was first diagnosed and i'm 19 now." marett is living with ewing sarcoma, a form pediatric bone cancer. "it seemed so far away.. they applied for us and it was a year before they went on the trip." didn't realize at first -- how badly the family was going to need a break months down the road. "the trip kind of lets you have some of that joy back that the chemotherapy and the treatment kind of take-away." through make-a-wish wisconsin--iris marett, her sister, mother and father spent 9 nine long days on the picture perfect beaches of ohau, hawaii in beautiful rainbow." "it's so beautiful." an adventure to the islands was exactly what the family needed. "and one of the birds kissed you!" at a time when the cancer in iris' back was in remission but growing in her shoulder. "you can have a tumor in one place but then the cells get into the blood and they can land in other places and grow into tumors." so the fight continues..and no one knows for how long, but the memories

with iris marett. even though she's been through a lot. "i was 17 when i was first diagnosed and i'm 19 now." marett is living with ewing sarcoma, a form pediatric bone cancer. "it seemed so far away.. they applied for us and it was a year before they went on the trip." didn't realize at first -- how badly the family was going to need a break months down the road. "the trip kind of lets you have some of that joy back that the chemotherapy and the treatment kind of take-away." through make-a-wish wisconsin--iris marett, her sister, mother and father spent 9 nine long days on the picture perfect beaches of ohau, hawaii in beautiful rainbow." "it's so beautiful." an adventure to the islands was exactly what the family needed. "and one of the birds kissed you!" at a time when the cancer in iris' back was in remission but growing in her shoulder. "you can have a tumor in one place but then the cells get into the blood and they can land in other places and grow into tumors." so the fight continues..and no one knows for how long, but the memories

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with iris marett. even though she's been through a lot. "i was 17 when i was first diagnosed and i'm 19 now." marett is living with ewing sarcoma, a form pediatric bone cancer. "it seemed so far away.. her mother traci... "i think they applied for us and it was a year before they went on the trip." didn't realize at first going to need a break months down the road. "the trip kind of lets you have some of that joy back that the chemotherapy and the treatment kind of take-away." through make-a-wish wisconsin--iris marett, her sister, mother and father spent 9 nine long days on the picture perfect beaches of ohau, hawaii in august. "diamond head in the background and a beautiful rainbow." "it's so beautiful." an adventure to the islands was exactly what the you!" at a time when the cancer in iris' back was in remission but growing in her shoulder. "you can have a tumor in one place but then the cells get into the blood and they can land in other places and grow into tumors." so the fight continues..and no one knows for how long, but the memor

with iris marett. even though she's been through a lot. "i was 17 when i was first diagnosed and i'm 19 now." marett is living with ewing sarcoma, a seemed so far away.. her mother traci... "i think they applied for us and it was a year before they went on the trip." didn't realize at first -- how badly the family was going to need a break months down the road. "the trip kind of lets you have some of that joy back that the chemotherapy and the treatment kind of take-away." through make-a-wish wisconsin--iris marett, her sister, mother and father spent 9 nine long days on th hawaii in august. "diamond head in the background and a beautiful rainbow." "it's so beautiful." an adventure to the islands was exactly what the family needed. "and one of the birds kissed you!" at a time when the cancer in iris' back was in remission but growing in her shoulder. "you can have a tumor in one place but then the cells get into the blood and they can land in other places and grow into tumors." so the fight continues..and no one knows for how long, but the

at a time when the cancer in iris' back was in remission but growing in her shoulder. "you can have a tumor in one place but then the cells get into the blood and they can land in other places and grow into tumors." memories of the pacific, will last forever. "i was like i'm in hawaii. i want to touch the ocean." in hartland. jonathon gregg fox6 news. join fox6 for the "wishes in flight" phone bank to help make wishes like these come true. make-a-wish wisconsin provides about 13-hundred flights each year... meanwhile -- trillions of airline miles go unused... so instead of letting them expire -- you can donate those miles! we'll be taking air mile donations to 10 o'clock newscasts. you can find more information on our website -- fox6 now dot com. harsh words to president obama. the president of the philippines takes aim.. for the second time in a month. why tensions are rising between the two leaders and what it could mean for future relations-- next. coming up-- he's chasing his dreams but facing a major setback along the way. what thieves stole from russ: i've travel

iris. >>> it's game time. what coyotes fans have to look forward to as the next season begins. >>> a new chapter for a favorite. the salo denny's knows the holidays should be shared with friends and family. except denny's all-new holiday pancakes. you won't want to share those with anybody. denny's new fluffier, tastier, better pancakes now in holiday flavors. i learned as a police officer and a businessman you should never abuse people's trust. unfortunately, today too many politicians er serve their party or themselves, and arizona families suffer. the arizona republic called paul babeu a disgrace. babeu spent $28,000 of taxpayer money at a five-star resort and was questioned by the fbi for using public money to promote himself. o'halleran: i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this message, >> another season of coyotes hockey kicks off tonight against the philadelphia flyers much there's a lot that fans have to look forward to. >> he anthony. they could likely become the next great duo in the nhl. a lot of tale

i'm nick ciletti. >> and i'm iris hermosillo. thank you for joining us on this saturday morning. >> happy to have you this morning. look outside. maybe you're waking up with us this morning. we do have the clear skies. starting to see the daylight like i expected around 6:00. clear skies as we look out live with our valley cam. the sun doesn't come up until after 6:30. if you have plans outdoors, our temperature dropping down to 67 degrees at phoenix sky harbor. a nice and cool start. but it will be another warm day. a gradual warm-up. upper 80s by noon an the 90s by mid afternoon. we will see a drop in temperatures as we go into tomorrow. i'll break down the rest of the weekend forecast and have the 7- day for you in minutes. >> thank you, iris. >>> peoria police on the hunt for a killer this morning after a 339-year-old man died in a knife attack. the scene all unfolding around 8:30 last night near 19th avenue in peoria. the suspect and victim knew each a the suspect is not in custody and there is no sending two motorcyclists t

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i'll tell you which days are going to be close to a record this week. >>> thanks, iris. another look at that big map, the areas of slow down on the ten, the 17 and also the of. something to keep in mind this morning and looking at the desert drive time, if you're on the u.s. 60 from to the loop 101. pretty average for this time of morning. southbound and northbound at dunlap, 17 is not looking so bad. there is a little bit of a silver lining this morning. >> thanks for that. >>> a shotgun offer. buy a ring, get a gun. started this program. the engagement goes on sale and if you buy one that meets requirements, you get a voucher for a gun. >> it's a play on word, the shotgun wedding, not implying the connotations, but playing off of that. >> expecting more sales this year. >>> time now is 5:50. don't get frightened when it comes to halloween costumes. >> and a loss at the gas tank. she saw the boots and fell for fall all over again. was she expecting to find the perfect designer boots at such an amazing price? no. but you know you're gonna love it. . >>> at 5:54, don't le

pull it out and eat it. >> iris even know house to paint. >>> that's good. again. that's good. >> some can mimic human voice. >> hello. >> hi. >> hi. >> often confused with crows, ravens are larger, have a wedge-shaped tail with a low, at we see them in the wild. in captivity and in popular culture. alfred hitchcock's the birds. in game of thrones, comic books and folklore. why do we associate them with evil. >> deep black of feathers. eyes always seem like they're watching they never blink. things, right. because they're scavengers and pick at corpses. >> this professor special is in the horror genre at georgetown. she says mythology goes back centuries. >> so ravens are ominous birds in literature going back to shakespeare. they come up in macbeth. come up in othello, and in midsummer night's dream, asks, would anyone not trade a raven for a dove? referencing the book of there. it is important that we remember ravens have conoted death and supernatural for hundreds of years. >> it is really weird to be so close to something that you have heard so many terrible fr

we will check in with iris in a couple of minutes. first, here is chris at the live desk. >>> in turkey more crackdowns following a failed attempt to overthrow the government. more than 10,000 civil servants tv stations and newspaper shut down for a legend terrorist ties. turkey declared a state of emergency after the coup attempt. >>> new developments in the battle for mosul. this is the video of an airstrike on a compound believed to be occupied by isis fighters. today iraqi special forces continue advancing on the city. that has been occupied by this militants. car bombers have been trying to stop liberation. yesterday the first church service was held in a city recently liberated by this operation. >> new video of people wheeling hospital beds through a city in northeastern venezuela. hospital staff -- hospitals had to be evacuation -- had to be evacuated because of a petroleum fire nearby. the situation is now under control. >>> more new video from sweden where churches are getting pope francis. this is the video of his plane arr

. >>> and iris, the hot spots this morning are where you would expect on the 0 and the 17. you are--on the 10 and the 17. you are slow until just past the 17 stack there. and then a nine minute desert drive time on i-17 southbound on the stack. >>> yes, this is shotgun else. the images have r just really th look at. a teen trapped underneath a semi. and now out to justin at central and glendale. >> reporter: yes, good morning, chris, you know, if you you have--if you have to take this way to work, you need to get around this. scar just wedged under feat the semi. all of the evidence workers are here, they are taking measurements right now. they are really indicating maybe a skid mark a part to a car. they are all over avenue right now have. so this investigation is going take white some time. so it is kinds of backed up now- -so let's kind of back up and the police believe that the teen driver ran a red light here at central and glendale and then just wedged right underneath that semi truck right now. the issue right now, and why this is taking so long to get done, this is

. >> iris is another staffer debbie turns to for help in deciding what to buy. >> she's really in tune. she's like make sure you get the day of the dead stuff. you need these colors. you need, these are real popular characters that are happening in mexico. >> debbie says iris also discovered something surprising about this group. >> number one reason they come here is for makeup, even though it's more theater, a lot of hispanics now are doing it as street wear. and you know, it works out for them. they like it. it lasts longer. >> the gentleman that runs our makeup counter is -- he does drag shows. so he knows the better wigs to buy, the eyelashes, the makeup. that kind of thing. >> another staffer debbie relies on is cocoa st. james. he tracks the changes in trends in inventory. >> i told her we need neons. she said, do we not have any. i'm like, no. she said okay, get some. we got some. >> no matter what you want, i say, mikey, buy whatever you want. because i know that the one thing mikey never wants to hear is, mikey, you bought that and it didn't sell. so it's a win-win for me. >>

you take a look at meiomi growing 60% in iri. you take a look at casa noble, 40%. we can use our sales and marketing expertise and our organizations and our distributor network to, you know, really jump start a brand like high west, which already has unbelievable momentum. >> all right. rob, let's talk about when you speak of momentum, july 4th is a big beer holiday. and from what you said today, you won july 4th. how can mexican beers win july 4th in america? >> well, i guess that's america today. but, look, we've basically won the whole summer, right? summer period and promotional activity. this is the most important period for us. you know, we have generated 60% of the entire sales growth in the entire beer industry over that period. so, you know, we're really the leader in growth. it was a terrific summer for us. we gained share totally across the board. you know, our fantastic craft beer, bell as point, very, very strong results during the period. corona, modelo especial, pacifico, the new 24-ounce can is the number one growth sku and iri of any new beer sku i

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iris adler, a doctor and a leading member of an emergency medical team known as israaid.t to thank you both very much for being here. >> thank you, cheryl. >> and, dr. adler, i know that you have been working on the beaches in greece, helping syrian refugees. and you don't like that term "refugees." >> i don't like this term actually because, for me, they are not refugees. they are people that had to leave their homes because of the war that is going on there. and for us, they are peoples with names and faces and families and life stories and jobs they left behind. so this is how i see them, and this is how i would like other people to see them. >> you deployed twice, so how long were you working there? and tell us some of your stories. >> so, i was volunteering in greece for two times. the first time, i came back to israel actually, and, unfortunately, tragedies happen there on weekly basis. and the most devastating one happened on the 28th of october, when two boats started to sink at the same time and more than 70 people drowned. many of them were kids and babies becau

. >>> okay, iris. we are also starting to see more slow downs in the traffic center. and the increase here, the driving down the 17 this morning from the 101 down to the i-10, 15 minutes and that just went up a few minutes and a new crash to tell you about in a few minutes. . >>> police are still searching for passenger were found shot in their car on 32nd in roosevelt. >> thought it was a back fire. but no. it was a shotgun. >> thought the car was actually on fire. just -- really bad. >> all we know so far is the victims are both men, their names have not been released. and the phoenix police are try if & crack this case. >>> we have a warning for everybody on the brush fire on 171st avenue and chandler. and the smoke looking some notorious at height, looking like a raging inferno. hundred acres, no homes in danger. something to keep an eye on. >>> all new at six, we are heading into extra nohelani grafes for the -- january 16th to be exact. working to sell the stadium to a private nvrser group and the county has been ad at odds with the stadium renovation. >>> wanti

let's talk weather now with iris. it's a beautiful day. >> it's been a gorgeous morning so far, nothing but clear skies since the sun came up. and clear skies allow temperatures to get nice and cool early this morning. can you believe we bottomed out at 59 degrees? right at 6:00 this morning we did. we have been warming since, but we only made it into the low checking in at 77 at phoenix sky harbor, so a very pleasant start to the day despite the cooler temperatures we felt earlier. going into the afternoon, it will be gorgeous, a repeat of yesterday with a high of 86 degrees. the most accurate forecast looking good today but we'll talk about how long we'll keep the 80s in that seven-day forecast. >>> trump is making his sixth appearance in our state ahead of the presidential election. >> today at 2:00 he's holding that's where melissa spoke with people waiting there right now to get in. >> reporter: the countdown clock is at about three hours now until donald trump will take the stage here at the prescott valley even

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airports throughout the country are now closed. >> iris was showing as the temperatures. i'm proud of you because you didn't turn on your heater. [ laughing ] >> it felt so nice. >> another cool morning. if you look at some of the temperatures across the valley, clear skies allowed temperatures too cool off. we do have quite a bit of 50s across the phoenix metro. especially in the southeast valley. if you're just waking up in mesa or chandler temperatures are going to feel cooler than what we are feeling in phoenix. right now phoenix at 54. 57 chandler. 60 glenn dale. surprise also checking in in the 50s. today we will be a bit warmer than it has been. warming into the low 70s by 9:00. 80s in phoenix before lunchtime. very pleasant by noon at 84 degrees. today's high warmer than yesterday by about 3 degrees. we are still in the 80s with a high of 88 in phoenix. a lot of mid-80s out there this afternoon. when you compare that to average doing too bad when the averages 93. no 90s today anywhere in the valley, just mid to upper 80s under sunny skies this afternoon. the wind

let's check in here with iris. how is it looking in our backyard? >>> we are not tracking any rainfall here in the valley through the day as you're getting ready to head out, no rain impact for the morning commute. a little cooler than yesterday, down to 73 degrees. it's a nice cool and mild start for the day. we have sunny skies in the most accurate forecast through the afternoon, 78 degrees through 9:00 a.m. then we warm back into the 80s, 90s hitting around lunchtime. our high today up to 95 degrees, back in the mid-90s this afternoon. moving across the state today and it will bring changes to some of us today. we have to talk about changes to the air quality too in just a few minutes. also ahead, your chance to win a trip to disneyland. abc 15 morning is giving away two family four-packs of tickets every day. you have two chances to win by watching for the weather word of the day, 6:00 to 7:00 a. find out more at abc15.com/disney. . >>> a check of the roads right now, looking very light. that's what we're seeing here early in the morning. east v

iris is joining us as she tracks the path of this destruction. >> already seeing outer bands of this storm move into the miami area. you can see the eye of this hurricane becoming more defined. it will gain strength over the next few hours and likely become a category four hurricane as it sweeps towards florida. watch the path as we track it. it looks like it will become a category four in the next few hours. by this evening inching close, the florida peninsula as a category four hurricane. it may not make landfall. even if it doesn't -- strong winds will be felt right along the coast. hurricane force wind possibly sustained around 114 miles an hour. we will talk by the local forecast next. >>> it was supposed to be the next big thing in blood tests. now a health company its facilities nationwide and cutting its workforce by 40%. the company ceo announcing this in an open letter. this includes the facility in scottsdale. 340 workers are impacted. last year an investigation found the company was not using its innovative methods of testing blood because the system was not reliable. wal

his -- his defense attorney, iris eytan, was very emotional.y's parents, they -- they left the courtroom fairly quickly. >> reporter: ashley's parents declined to talk with dateline after the verdict, but their legal battles are far from over. in 2015, they filed a civil lawsuit against several employees of the evans police department and the weld county sheriff's office who they believe falsified, altered, and omitted key evidence to make ashley's death look like a suicide. and despite the verdict, they currently have no plans to drop it. the employees are contesting the lawsuit, and litigation is ongoing. >> what about ashley's family? can they just accept this, and go on? >> i don't think they'll ever accept it. to say that they were distraught would be an understatement. they i think truly believe that tom fallis killed their daughter. and they are never gonna let that go. >> reporter: an idea, once so deeply ingrained, true or not, will not go away. and tom fallis and his children make a life as best they can. that's all for now. i'm leste

nick ciletti is here for iris. what's that forecast looking like? >> so far so good. it's awfully nice out here before work and school. you can see at the airport, now, 71 degrees at phoenix sky harbor. low to mid-60s and we won't have a big warmup. the hourly forecast is coming up in a few minutes. >>> a shooting investigation is underway in phoenix. it seems a man and his girlfriend have conflicting stories about what unfolded. we know a 33-year-old man was shot in the leg near 35th avenue and cactus last night. after he was shot, he went to this home and called 911. no word on who fired the gun. >>> also happening late last night, two people on a motorcycle, one was injured after a crash and neither person was wearing a helmet. the good news, they are expected to survive. motorcycle hit a truck and the bike burst into flames. they were at 48th street between southern and broadway. the man died at the scene and the woman is still in the hospital and we are told she was in rough shape. >>> a north carolina bombing at the gop over the weekend and now there are major c

as iraqi forces prepare to head into mosul, secretary carter wants to see in operation to isolate iris fighters in neighboring syria as as well. the fight for mosul is not without controversy. there are 500 turkisheaders in iraq and they will participate in the removal of mosul, which iraqle >>> the aids walk kicking off in phoenix this morning for the ninth year. that is not walking, that is running. how many people turned out to raise awareness. >>> the mother of a man murdered a decade ago is renewing her you think denny's new pancakes are only for breakfast? well denny's new pancakes don't obey the laws of time. look at them, they don't even obey the laws of gravity. denny's all-new fluffier, tastier, better pancakes. this is the aids walk/run in downtown phoenix kicked off this morning for the ninth annual year. >> 6,000 people out there, of course, gathering to raise money to raise awareness. >> courtney griffin has more. >> three, two, one. >> reporter: breaking personal records and steug -- stigmas at the >> you don't have to be gay to get the disease. it is the young people wi

siefert: i'm iris siefert and i'm unemployed. senator dole: iris? ms. siefert: iris. senator dole, we talked about social security for us baby boomers. but shouldn't we be saving and investing for our own retirement as well? are you planning any incentives to encourage us to take care of ourselves rather than to rely on the government and on social security when we retire? senator dole: well, we have in our economic pack, -- individual -- individual retirement accounts where we think it will encourage savings. you can also use those accounts for health care or education or a first home. we're doing that precisely, and i think one thing sooner or later we're going to have to consider is take a look at the social security system. because we've got a lot of people advocating we don't want to put our money into social security. you have to be very careful of that because you have to protect the people who are already in the pipeline. it's something you might consider. i'm not suggesting it will be done, but at least we ought to look at it. when i was chairman of the finan

senior investigator mark greenblatt uncovers how thousands of dollars in grants that are breaking iris will spread this could bring harsh tax penalties. >> i understand the tax code better than anyone who was ever run for president. >> reporter: donald trump rags about his knowledge of tax codes but we learned that a private foundation run by him and his family may have repeatedly violated the tax code for charitable giving. >> i think this is clear. >> reporter: the problem according to his private foundation contributed not just to public charities but to other private foundations, something the irs stickley forbids a must -- -?strictly for bids unless they can prove it was used for charity. >> it can go to any private foundations and never help out a charity at all. >> reporter: we reviewed 10 years of the foundation's latest available tax returns. we uncovered nearly half- million dollars. the returns did not include the required proof. there's a $107,000 gift to the gucci foundation and a $158,000 contribution to the martin greenberg foundation as well as a $100,000 donation to th

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side with consumer news -- thousands of people are out millions of dollars because of an elaborate iris impersonation scheme. investigators arrested 20 people. centers in india would pose as government agents and threaten people with arrest, fines, deportations if they did not pay up. tonight, victims are speaking out, telling you, watch out. >> they prey on -- they make you feel desperate, and you always have time to move on. alison: the scam mostly preyed on the elderly and immigrants who fear deportation. it's estimated there are some 15,000 victims. jonathan: suing amazon after a hoverboard fire destroyed their home. they say that amazon never warned them or their customers about fires tied to these toys. they escape the house jumping out a window earlier this year. they are seeking $30 million in damage. the 7 on your side first to bring up safety concerns about those popular hoverboards. big soccer game tonight. erin: there was a big game, and d.c. united did not pull any punches. meanwhile, john wall was upended i've spent my life planting a size-six, non-slip shoe into that door

she feels like ravens like iris and chogan here get a bad rap. >> a big brain. they news it to solve puzzles to communicate with each other. to assess what's going on in their environment. >> and in their environment is where we went. >> in we go. >> in we go. >> they're waiting for us. >> a black cat in here, too? >> or ladders. ravens are crafty, hiding food, manipulating a string to eat a mouse. >> you can reach it. >> iris even >> that's good. again. that's good. >> some can mimic human voice. >> hi. >> often confused with crows, ravens are larger, have a wedged-shaped tail with a low throaty caw. we see them in the wild in captivity and in popular culture. game of thrones, in comic books and folklore. so why do we associate them with evil? >> that deep black of the feathers, the eyes that seem like they're always watching. like they never blink. and then they're always around dead things, right? because they're scavengers they like to pick at corpses. >> professor socializes in the horror genre at geto university. the mythology goes back centuries. >> raven

i'm meteorologist iris hermosillo. thanks for waking up with us this morn. if you're heading outside to take advantage of the cool temperatures, the allergens are in the moderate range. otherwise enjoy the cool phoenix. we have 60s across the valley this morning. we will have a gradual warm-up today. we will still be in the 80s by 10:00. by lunch, 89 degrees. those 90s set in this afternoon. with today's high up to 95. back above average. so we are going to be -- we are going to feel rather a warm afternoon across the valley. across the state, waking up to temperatures in the 50s and 60s along the rim. 40s in flagstaff. by this afternoon, high temperatures in the 70s and across northern arizona. >>> hey, welcome back to "gma" on a saturday morning. happening right now, donald trump is firing back hurling personal insults at his accusers as more women come forward with allegations of sexual misconduct. two on friday, in fact. meanwhile, hillary clinton is dealing with wikileaks releasing another batch of hacked e-mails, hacked e-mails from her campaign. >>> a

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