also more bathrooms and concession stands. >> reporter: i'm kim tobin here involved shooting here in mesa in the area of country club. this is hunter and grand. police tape covering up the entire area. we do know that a possible homicide suspect was being contacted by police. there was a shooting here. we know officers are okay. we're not sure about a possible suspect, but i did speak with a neighbor who said he saw a man in hand cuffs, and he tells me there's actual us marshal tape around h waiting to learn more. right now they're gathering, we're hoping for an update from police. back to you in the studio. >>> now to the most accurate forecast, and a few isolated showers this afternoon across the valley. we're drying back out, and it was a hot one. only getting hotter through the weekend. today near normal at 105, but all the humidity made it feel even worse. right now the humidity at 35 percent. dewpoints still in the 60s as we sit at 9 approximate at glendale and goodyear still in the upper 90s at this hour, and across the state 55 at flagstaff, and 64 currently in show low. toni

let's take you to kim tobin. >> reporter: we are out and we got called over to this fire call you can see right now, there is all this foam in this area, the home owner told us that lightning struck their paltry. you can see the since tree struck their paltry -- struck their palm tree. you can see the street here. they watered it and they got it under control until the fire department got here empathetic completely out. it -- until the fire department got there. they were able to put it out completely. get under way. we will get back in there to take a look in the valley. for now, we will send it back to you. >> earlier tonight, it was sweeping across the county. it was a small dust cloud. many of you telling us on social media you sell it coming. this is on interstate 10 near queen creek. >> are keeping an eye on things. they say that the weather is not affecting flights. we have much more weather coverage for you ahead. keep sending your videos. >>> to take new details, at 10 pm. a three-year-old brother was murdered and his brother will be charged as an adult. we have the radio tra

i'm kim tobin. it happened in tempe at warner road and priest. we're live at cardinals children hospital in mesa. rack elementary, what can you tell us about the late enter --

abc's kim tobin is live where there was a deadly shoot out. kim? >> reporter: such a scary situation for all these people. we see a broken out window here. over here, evidence markers, bullets may have hit the wall and this morning i was told from businesses that hazmat cleaning blood off the sidewalks. tonight police tell us these are two known rival biker gangs who have a long history. >> reporter: flashing police lights and crime scene tape after a man is shot dead and another is hurt in a biker gang shoot out. >> two men arguing in the parking lot. he shoots the other guy six times or so and took off. >> reporter: many people >> saw a guy -- >> reporter: three men were arrested. including the man who sped away on a motorcycle and you can see hells angels on this man's vest. two biker gangs who battled out for years. and now tempe police are warning other police departments to be on guard. >> make sure they are aware and alert and just being open the security measures around the state. >> reporter: authorities brought in a city bus to keep peopl

abc's kim tobin is live. the boss feared something might happen when he let the guy go? >> reporter: that's right. this guy came back to get his cools and the boss felt anything but after he left he found key marks along his corvette adding up to $4,000 in damage. we might imagine what we would say or do to our bosses if we were fired but would you go through with it? >> horrible. >> reporter: just a few words after he says a fired employee damaged his car. >> i had a feeling. i said you are not going to do anything to >> reporter: but cameras were rolling as he swipes the side of the car with a key. >> steps over. gets the door. >> reporter: police tracked down and arrested him. but the damage was done. not just to any car but to his dream car. >> the car i always wanted. >> reporter: and now it is going through work in the shop. >> to watch a beautiful car just -- heart breaking. >> $4,000 is a lot of money and he will pay it back come rain or shane -- shine, he will pay. >> reporter: the boss, good news for him, he is expected to get his corvette back next week. back

abc's kim tobin talked to her and buses are not required to have air conditioning? >> reporter: they tent have to it -- they don't have to have air conditioning but now it is a window issue. if they roll the windows down they get in trouble but the district says they are allowed to. a mom says her kids are coming home sweaty and exhausted. >> hot. >> makes you want to cry. >> reporter: she says her kids have suffered with no air conditioning for several days on the their bus -- on their bus. >> soaked at the end of the day. >> their faces is like red. >> big red when they are super hot. >> reporter: we reached out to the school district, 80 percent of the buss have air conditioning. they use non-ac buses when other are out. kids are allowed to lower the the drivers. >> someone got in trouble for opening the windows. >> they say if you touch the winnow we are going to -- windso we are going to give you a -- window we are going to give you a pink slip. >> my kid might end up on the floor and the driver won't see it. how do i know he will be okay? >> reporter: the mom

i'm kim tobin. it happened in tempe at warner road and priest. we're live at cardinals children hospital in mesa. rack elementary, what can you tell us about the late enter -- >>reporter: we just got an update from tempe police. they tell us the 2-year-old twins, a boy and girl, are being treated here and in very serious conditions -- condition and it sounds like progress because firefighters tell us when they got here they were still doing c pr on the twins, not breathing on their own at that point. it happened sometime around 11:00 in the morning. police say both parents were home at the time, but at some point the toddlers got out of the home, into their backyard and into the hot tub thation around it. >> we heard it once, we've heard it hundreds of times. it only takes a few siksdz of in it -- in attention. toddlers are very very mobile and they will find a way out into the yard. >>reporter: and it's not known exactly how long the twins were under water. police tell us that right now they are still at the scene investigating and the parents a

. >>> and we have the mesa officer involved shooting, and kim tobin is out there now. >> what were you hearing right now from officers? >> reporter: they're still waiting to talk to the public information on scene, but this whole area is tamed off with scene tape along hunter and grand. we see a lot of activity, a lot of officer gathered in the area. right now police tell us they were trying to make contact with a homicide suspect. somehow or another gunshots were fired, and we know that no officers were hurt in this. we don't know how badly the potential suspect was hurt if at all. i did talk to a neighbor here, and he said he heard a big crash outside the home, and gunshots. he hit the floor and told his mom to do so too. they ducked for cover and ran outside, and he did see a man in hand cuffs, but we're waiting to get that confirmed by police, but an officer involved shooting near country club road. officers are okay. we're waiting for information on the suspect. back to you in the studio. >>> thank you. meantime an intersection shut down at 12th and northern, and driver crashes in

. >> reporter: i'm kim tobin here live outside of an officer involved shooting here in mesa in the area of country club. this is hunter and grand. police tape covering up the entire area. we do know that a possible homicide suspect was being contacted by police. there was a shooting here. we know officers are okay. we're not sure about a possible suspect, but i did speak with a neighbor who said he saw a man in hand cuffs, and he tells me around his house, so we're waiting to learn more. right now they're gathering, we're hoping for an update from police. back to you in the studio. >>> now to the most accurate forecast, and a few isolated showers this afternoon across the valley. we're drying back out, and it was a hot one. only getting hotter through the weekend. today near normal at 105, but all the humidity made it feel even worse. right now the humidity at 35 percent. dewpoints still in the 60s as we sit at 9 phoenix sky harbor. -- 96 at phoenix sky harbor. glendale and goodyear still in the upper 90s at this hour, and across the state 55 at flagstaff, and 64 currently in show low.

kim tobin explains it's what the store owner posted on facebook that got the turtle returned safely. >> reporter: the owner thinks this was a crime of opportunity. this cage was open. no lock on it. you see the guy come in, grab the tortoise. this little guy right here who is pretty pricey and take off with him. this store has got it all. snakes, frogs, water monitors. >> this is a her mitt with a black belly. tortoise that was targeted. at $300 a pop clearly listed on the case, they don't come cheap. >> i was talking with another customer. by the time i got back, they were gone. >> reporter: in the surveillance video, you can see the couple walk over to the case, admiring the tortoise. she acts as a lookout for him as she grabs the tiny reptile and walks away. >> who steals a tortoise. >> reporter: remember this into his pocket. yeah that happened here too. with this case, the owner posted the couple's photos on facebook and was shocked at the response. >> within 12 hours, 60,000 people commented in and helped find this tortoise. >> reporter: he says people posted the suspect's name

at 9:00 boston ems, and abc15 news at 10:00 with kim tobin. >>> parents and students moving into the dorms at u of a will see more police around campus. the officers are beefing up their presence and helping to jump start a conversation about staying safe. 6000 students will move in over the next few days. classes start on monday. >> the irs wants to make sure they don't become victims of a apparently telling parents and students that they owe nonexistent taxes like the federal student tax. that person will demand payment over the phone or even threaten arrest. >>> a new warning for the next time you fly. a threat to your personal security that's hidden right there in your boarding pass. >> abc15's fay fredricks talked with security experts who say do not leave it in your seat back or just toss it in the trash. >> reporter: business traveler a mistake that could cost him his identity. tossing his boarding pass after his flight. >> there's not a whole lot on the ticket that can identify except my name. there's no number or anything. >> reporter: nothing obvious but online security exp

celebrity family feud, $100,000 pyramid at eight, and match game at nine and stick with our very own kim tobin. >>> and let's that final look at that most accurate forecast. today's high 101. lots of sunshine today. don't think we will see any shower activity near the valley. the high country though could be a different story. maybe keep that umbrella handy just in case. looks like 105 monday and tuesday. rain chances don't come back until wednesday. they stick around through friday. i think for labor day weekend we will see some nice clearing. can't belie already. where is the year going? >> i know. it's gone by so fast. that's looking good. 101 today? you said to wash the cars and go to the pool? >> absolutely. >>> guys, that is going do it for us. we are always on at abc15.com. you can track all the latest information on our free mobile app. we will be back in an hour with a check of your top headlines and another look at your most re whitening without the mess? >>> good morning, america. air scare. the on-board emergency. a catastrophic engine failure at 30,000 feet. >> engine failure. num

. >>> a valley man -- kim tobin. >>> a valley man, a financial planner who calls ahwatukee home for the last five years, sunny brazilian beaches and squeezing in speck spectating. this is his 7th olympic games. the first time was the summer olympics in atlanta in 1996. what about the head leans at the rio games -- headlines at the rio games. the zika, the transportation issues. and david tells us it's pretty much been smooth sailing. >> really everything has been wonderful. i haven't seen a single mosquito. transportation hasn't been that bad. security has not concern. a feel very safe. there's police and military everywhere. >> it was so great to take to him from olympic park there -- to talk to him from olympic park there in rio. he heads back to the valley today. before that he's trying to squeeze in as much as he can, track and field, and beach volleyball, and some celeb sightings. he had his picture taken with ryan sea crest and a few others. >>> we have to talk about a especially in this day and age. now crooks are getting more greedy. air 15 flying over one of the gas stations re