joe bartel. >> another person caught the eye of the public with his red sweater. he now says wearing the sweater was his back up. suit that i like very much and i had planned to wear. but when i got into my car i split the seat of my pants so i went with the red sweater instead. >> he was one of the undecided voters and says he walked away feeling even more undecided than ever. >>> samsung stops production of their galaxy note seven. many are wondering what to do you can swap it for another samsung phone or another brand all together. but if you have an older phone, use that one and keep your note seven in a safe place while they figure out what to do with them. >>> workplace launched today for business, nonprofit and organizations. you can only communicate with people at your company. >>> a storm that was matthew out to sea now. the effects still being felt. the storm related death toll rose to 20. president obama has signed a disaster declaration for north carolina where 11 people have died. and there are warnings for residents throughout the carolinas. more flo

abc15's joe bartels is live in roosevelt in phoenix. what do we know now. >> it was very scary for the family inside. their cinder block wall was they went outside, they found two men bleeding and unconscious. they called 911. police say two hispanic men were dead inside that car. >>> i heard my cousin she was like screaming because she got scared then we came outside and that's when we saw the car right there in our house. >> and police do not believe that this is connected to the phoenix serial street shooter case. the names of the victims have not yet been reporting live, joe bartels. >>> and almost a year to the day when a phoenix man hit his father. he was sentenced to four years in prison. his family ran the business he later returned to the store shot his younger brother four times. incredibly that little brother survived his injuries. smoke in tempe. two cars crashed leaving one just covered in flames engulfed in flames. thankfully nobody was injured. the ramp was closed until that mess is cleaned up. >>> a not guilty plea today

. >> joe bartells asks point- blank is this okay. >> reporter: they seem innocent enough, flapping in the breeze, a package slip on your with a phone number to call. >> i had to get more information so they can deliver something. >> reporter: starley has a brand new home in the southeast valley and that's where these slips have been popping up. they're very similar to ups and fed ex but these slips are information out of you. >> reporter: according to the bbb's website it's not an accredited business. the address, this nondescript bidding -- building in chandler. >> we're looking for metro delivery. >> that's here. >> reporter: they gave us another business name and another number to call. >> for now they would like for you to leave. >> reporter: after we were kick out our search led to this company named new home also in chandler. >> it appears they might be at >> reporter: no one could speak for the company but an employee said complaints had come in from people calling the notes misleading. the company says this is legal. joe bartells. >>> these creepy clown stories this clown coup

joe bartell's, abc15 news. >>> we did uncover a bit of world series none of those ballparks have any world series gear. they might get a shipment friday but that team shop in mesa. >>> the county board of supervisors is giving the council time to get a new deal. premiums soaring 22% next year. three times the increase this year. for arizona, even higher since there are fewer plans in our state. today the health and human services secretary said most people will not be affected. she says 150 million have employer insurance, 700 million have medicaid and 55 million are on medicare. she says 85% of them have tax credits or subsidies to help out. >> we know that there are last year for folks who came back on the marketplace and actually shopped, the average savings was $500. and so, shopping on the marketplace is going to be an important part even for those who don't have subsidies. >> you can start looking at those plans right now open enrollment begins one week from today. >> two weeks from today, your voice, your vote. who will be leading our country. arizona playing a big role as a c

. >> reporting live, joe bartel. >>> thanks so much joe. another developing story. this one out of peoria. where sheriff deputies are still searching for a driver who took off after a crash in peoria. >>> now to the most accurate forecast. showers breaking out across the state as we moisture. ahead of the next storm system coming off of the pacific. i'm going to show you what we're tracking. a few stray sprinkles here and there. showers and thunderstorms activity developing to the south have moved into tucson. it's also hitting areas southwest of there. and we have scattered showers right now that we're tracking across northern portions of our state with a few thunderstorms in the mix as well. this is where most of the action is going to stay over the next several hours but here in the valley a slight chance at 10%. we'll be in the 80s until about 11:00 tonight and going into tomorrow. drier air starts to move in. high pressure starts to rebuild and that's going to send temperatures soaring. we're going to talk about the records that could be in jeopardy coming up i

reporting live, joe bartels. >> from the live desk now. two people in the hospital at this hour. following this freight train collision. this is in pennsylvania. happened this morning around 8:30 in the morning. tonight investigators are really diving deep trying to find out why these two trains were on the very same track to begin with. >>> the shocking details discovered on snap chat after five people died in vo: 13 year-old sabrina told a school counselor she was raped by her uncle. her counselor called sheriff joe arpaio's office. but arpaio failed to protect her. for three more years, sabrina's uncle continued to rape her - and arpaio did nothing. rapes, assaults, even child molestation, remain uninvestigated, while arpaio focuses on his personal agenda. >>> new tonight a terrifying video showing a young couple in this video you can see right here at the bottom. offering clues about what happened after the crash. the driver posted this on snap chat showing he was driving up to 140 miles per hour. nine minutes later, he and his girlfriend crash into a car carrying a mother an

joe bartels is alive. >> reporter: the woman coming -- is live. >> reporter: she got here and right where her car was parked brutally attack. take a look at the pictures. her right eye was swollen shut, she is stitches from where her head was hitting the ground during this attack. tempe police say that the suspect asked to use the phone. he was pretending. he grabbed her purse and she was knocked down and dragged a short distance. and they punched and hit her. the suspect, he ran away and the police have few leads.>> there are horrible people out there. it's important for people to be vigilant and be aware of your surroundings. again, it could happen to anyone anywhere. >> reporter: police are looking for a black man up to 6 feet tall, he had a bald or shaved head and had diamond stud earrings in his ear. he was wearing a white shirt and black pants, nice business close. if you know anything call tempe and a play from this restaurant stockton and save this woman's life.>>> turning to other, it was a beautiful day out there. 80s, well below average high, we should be sitting in the 90s thi

joe bartels. >> becker did have some competition last night as the most popular person at the debate. this man, ken bone getting a lot of attention today as well. but it's not about his question on economic policy, it's this now famous red cable knit people have really taking a liking to it and believe it or not it's now sold out. >> i believe it. >>> new information is coming into the live desk on those two glen dale schools shut down because of cracks on the wall. students from challenger middle school and landmark middle school are closed down. repairs for both schools costs $205 million. >>> the painful but today marking a step forward for hoboken. one person was killed, more than 100 others were hurt. the engineer says he has no memory of what happened. >>> back here at the live desk we're tracking a trail of devastation after hurricane matthew. it is still making an impact tonight. more than a million homes and businesses remain without that storm costing millions of dollars in damage. it killed at least 27 people. others remain missing. matthew was downgraded yesterday and is h

joe bartels, a be, c15 news. >>> if you're planning to travel to flagstaff, don't they're conducting a controlled burn. >>> the navajo nation saying no to a grand canyon tram. many argue the project could create jobs along grand canyon national park's eastern edge. >>> ash seen spewing from a volcano in mexico city. more eruptions like this one are possible. >>> north carolina in a state of new jersey as those rivers rise to record levels. this is all of course from hurricane matthew. some of these rivers may not in greenville alone, officials are warning that tar hill river will overwhelming every single home in that county. the storm's death toll just in this state is now up to 30. half of those are in north carolina. of course that is on top of the more than 500 feared dead in haiti. >>> some new drone video coming in and it's giving you a bit more of a glimpse of the damage there. even with the storm gone. the danger is not over for survivors though. they now face going days without food. the emergency supplies there are so low and it is so hard to reach these remote communities,

the uncle of our very own joe bought -- joe bartels and the one that asked the memorable question to -- to have the candidates say something nice we asked if he made up his mind after this debate tonight the third and final one, he says no. and he's not even sure if he will even vote. >> let's talk about the weather. everyone can agree on one thing. >>> it's going to be a little worn. pretty warm. you said it was warm today. about four degrees warmer tomorrow. 93 was our high, six degrees above normal already. we're climbing from there. early morning temperatures are if you had out seven or 8:00 a.m. it's going to be gorgeous. 78 degrees in phoenix, humidity 27%. winds are calm but picking up again tomorrow. one other spot here still in the 80s, that's glendale but the rest of us have seen that drop off into the 70s tonight. feeling great out there as we sit under clear skies but there's light winds valley wide. 45 degrees currently in flagstaff, 59 in sedona and payson, 60s in globe and stafford. let's talk about the winds, not bad across the state but they got pretty breezy across

abc15's joe bartel spoke to some of the victims here. joe where is this happening? >> steve, we are near 44th street and thomas where in rancho ventura neighborhood. this truck was the target of thieves this morning most recently more tires stolen off a truck from across the street. this morning's theft could have been so much but wheel locks stopped the crooks from stealing the tires. the owner told us it's happened before. that time her truck left on cinder blocks. >> we've been getting a lot of thefts in the neighborhood and it's just a little tiresome. bikes are being taken from out of people's backyards. i feel this neighborhood is being targeted. >> and some neighbors told me that they are only parking in these thefts. the victim from this morning says they're going to install surveillance cameras. >> heating up to 96 degrees. that was 4 degrees shy of today's record which was set on this date just last year. we're still in the 90s out there now. 93 in mesa, 90 good year at 91. and we got about another hour or so to see those 90-degree temperatures. as we head

here's joe bartels. >> reporter: steve, there is someone among us that knows exactly what happened. and police need that information so a family can move forward. brown battles her new reality every day. two dozen surgeries and counting. pins in place holding the left side of her body together and perhaps the most painful, the person responsible is no closer to being caught. >> we know finding this person is not going to change what's emotionally to get closure. >> maureen's family facing cameras begging for information. a dark colored car likely with hood and windshield damage disappeared into the night. scottsdale police are hoping money will get someone to talk in this case. there is a $20,000 reward leading arrest. making its first appearance for a job. they say his cyber attack they say those calls all came from a twitter link that reportedly repeatedly dialed 911 and up. officers say the teen admitted to the attack. >>> new developments after two people were shot in guadalupe. tonight we know that one of them has died. deputies say this is where the two people drove themselves

joe bartel has the latest. >> reporter: burned cars, a behind by arson. >> we could stop the neighborhood scrutiny watching everyone doing the tours around the neighborhood. >> reporter: keith vasquez says his backyard was badly burned. he had some nice trucks he was going to fix up but not anymore. the clean up not everyone close to done. but now everyone is breathing a sigh of relief since 31-year- old thomas leper jr. allegedly confessed. >> some ways you feel a little bad for them. but those are things you need to you can't damage other people's property. >> reporter: leper told police he was coming home from the store when he was overcome with an urge to start a fire. he allegedly piled leaves together along a wooden fence in an alley and used the lighter to set the fire back in august. he also confessed to setting a series of other blazes one including a house. >> the rest of the community is at risk. everyone wondering if they're the ones. >> reporter: leper was arrested for setting fires when he was just 16 years old. >>> also in tempe police tell us they're close to putting toget

. >> you can see abc 15 reporter joe bartel going to that business owners listed address. nobody came to the door so we will -- we will keep trying to get answers. >>> a big exhibit making a splash in scottsdale. we know of at least two activists who say dolphins do not belong in the desert. >>> let's talk about pokemon go. if you're not a fan you might think it's a big waste of time. researchers from microsoft disagree. they say the game is a fitness app in the skies and they estimate pokemon go has added 144 billion steps to us physical activity on average. players taking more than one fourth more steps than they did before catching the pokemon go fever. does reduce the risk of death and disease. >>> a halloween classic we all know and love. that is is a great pumpkin charlie brown. the great pumpkin. first aired back in 1966. peanuts is unveiling custom- designed corn mazes all across the country. here is one of the pumpkin patch on i-10. the times and prices are on the website. the charlie brown special airs wednesday night at 8:00 right here on abc 15. peanuts is time

you can see joe bartels, nobody came to the door. we will keep trying to get answers for -- folks who want their stuff. today is world egg day. international egg commission in vienna -- this day was created in 1996 to get consumers to eat more eggs. enjoy your omelette this morning. >> here is the deal. head to einstein brothers today for a free egg sandwich with any purchase. you need to get the coupon online. for -- if you in phoenix today workers will be heading out coupons from 7 am until noon. find them at the locations right there on your screen. >>> state fair. an awesome time. tonight what is cool is fiesta friday. >> i like it. >> as if you needed more of a reason to check out the fair. agee azalea is there tomorrow. she has the fancy son. >> it is so fun. we talked about the food last week. weatherwise, not so bad. today. let's talk about the most accurate forecast. as you wake up i wanted to show you temperatures right now are nice and cool. sitting in the 60s to right around 70. 70 officially in phoenix. i think we will d