abc15's maryellen resendez is join us -- is joining us. maryellen, what are you seeing ? >> reporter: right now the have closed the 15th avenue 18th avenue. this is west of downtown phoenix. according to police, the neighbors heard gunshots. when one of them walked out of their home, they actually found a person in the street with gunshot wounds. we are told he is in critical condition and was rushed to the hospital and is currently in surgery. police are not exactly sure what happened here. we could see that there are ground. they do not know who was involved because only the victim is in the hospital. neighbors do not see anybody. all they did was here the gunshots and called in when they found the men lying in the street. we are in phoenix, maryellen resendez, abc15 news . >>> i want to talk about the most accurate forecast. it is the latest chilly morning. >> we're in that time of year where you need the jacket in the morning and then you are sweating later. cooler temperatures definitely in the morning with right now the humidity in the 40s and the winds very light.

. >>> i am maryellen resendez with an investigation. >>> in a family freezing after a child was killed in a car crash with one woman now behind bars and put investigators are saying this morning. thanks for start your day with us at abc15 mornings. thanks for holding down the fort. >> it is funny. my son asked me last night if it is going to rain or snow. got hit. >> it depends on where you were throughout the state. let's take a look at abc15 desert doppler. it is pretty quiet right now for the most part not really seeing anything. that does not mean we could not see some rain in the valley and snow in the high country and along the mogollon rim. this means they pulled the >> for this timetable. it looks like parts of stafford are so i'm that. let's turn it out to abc15's joe bartels who is bidding flagstaff all-night tracking the snow. you could see some more later and looks like it is pretty chilly, my friend. >> it is so cold over here in flagstaff. take a look here. with with 3 inches of snow on the ground and there is a school bus right there with a flagstaff school on a two hour

maryellen resendez, abc15 news. >> maryellen , thank you for that. the results of the present until election are sparking outrage. >>> demonstrations are still happening right now. this is video out of portland, oregon. police had to use tear gas and flash grenades to get the crowd to disperse. in los angeles hundreds of night after 200 people were arrested the previous night. on the east coast in philadelphia 300 people braved the temperatures and a lot of them holding signs that said not my president. those protests even came into the valley with a group on the asu campus. a self-described anarchist group surprised police after they marched for 15 minutes, police told them to get on the sidewalk or they would be arrested. one of our reporters sought this exchange. >> we are very sorry that you are alive. we are very sorry that your mother gave you birth. >> so hold on a minute. is it the rally cry love trumps hate? you just said you wish this man had not been born. >> no. we are very sorry that you are >> i believe that is what he said. >> reporter

. >>> am maryellen. coming up how to make sure you stay healthy. >>> in the gma first look the terrifying details of the sherry could pini kidnapping coming to life. a message burned into her skin. >> i think it was an exertion of power control are some type of message. >> reporter: her husband describe three weeks in which his wife was tormented telling gma she only weighed 87 pounds and was covered in bruises and rashes. her signature her had been chopped off -- her this morning we are taking action with what you need to know early on to try to stay healthy for this season. abc15's maryellen resendez is joining us. >> reporter: already the cold weather is showing a lot of sniffles just in our building alone. we are here at redirect health right now to get tips on how to avoid the -- the flu. let's to video real quick to show you in arizona it is not unusual to see these flu cases as early as november. if you have not gotten your flu shot, do not hesitate. it takes two weeks for the shots to take effect

abc15's maryellen resendez is on the scene. maryellen, is the family okay? >> reporter: as far as we know that family is okay. the items were taken right out of his home including clothing and it is over a three block area. as the group made its getaway. police were tipped off by a neighbor who spotted three suspicious cars. the officers could see the front door was open and three people were on their way out of the home. officers say the three then tried to get away and went was arrested on the spot. they were picked up several the car was stopped. police did find weapons inside. maryellen resendez, abc15 news. >>> we are still waiting for an update from chandler police on how a 20-year-old man ended up in a lake. his body was found yesterday. his family says he went out for a bike ride last sunday and police have not released how he died. >>> a teenager is in serious condition after being electrocuted. he climbed a power pole near tortilla flat. we are told he hurt his head and had a seizure. we do not know why he was climbing it in the first place but we

maryellen resendez has more. all started. . >> -- stakehold that the driver was scrambling for something inside which made the officer nervous, asked to put his hands on the wheel, not exactly sure what the demand was, but we're told that the driver did not comply and instead, he tried to take off while the officer's arm was inside the vehicle and the officer was dragged for a short way. listen to what they said as far as the officer's injury. >> the officer was injured during the altercation and could have been dragged for some distance. the officer was taken to the hospital and subsequently been released. >> we're told the officer is at the scene and the officer was feeling threatened at that moment. and surprise investigators are still here, trying to figure out what happened in that altercation that led to that driver being taken away. we'll have more information for you as soon as we get it. >>> a mot tee we live by -- motto we live by here at the studio with the community. . >> the -- just ten hours too. se

maryellen resendez is at the . maryellen, is the family okay? >> reporter: three blocks is how farthest trail -- is how far this trail spams. you can see those lights flashing. that is where this trail of items starts which includes clothing. police were tipped off something was not right when a neighbor spotted three suspicious cars. door forced open and then three people were on their way out of the home. they ran back in when they spotted police. he tried to get out the back and one was arrested on the spot. the other two managed to get away in a getaway car. police said they did find weapons. in phoenix, maryellen resendez, abc15 news. figure out how a 20-year-old man ended up in a leg. his body was found yesterday. family members say he went out for a bike ride but not take his wallet or keys so they did not think you would be gone to go long. -- too long. >>> a 20 year veteran dies in an atv accident. it happened in the high country with fire captain a girlfriend me page has collected $70,000 so far. -- a girlfriend me page has collected $

maryellen resendez. >> this is the bunch seen across the country. a flagstaff police officer holding on to his job but the woman in the video wants to see that changed. lots of controversy with that story. we have the latest on that. and we are talking about the forecast. >> heat on this morning in the car. >> i did. a little bit. i had my uggs on and jacket on. when i saw a preview of this upcoming weekend, it looked gorgeous. it is going to be nice. >> we are all going to want to put the uggs on. >> not today. >> but, there is a live look outside. you see the city skyline looking nice. allison is right, it is a little chilly. 56 in glendale and at litchfield park. here is how the is going. we are starting out chilly. some places in the 40s. we will warm up to nice temperatures. 82 degrees is today's high. as allison and i talked about, we have rain and much, match cooler temperatures are on the way. we will talk about that more in just a little bit. >> nick, thank you. >> a bad crash in south phoenix l

. >> reporter: in queen creek, maryellen resendez park >>> the search -- maryellen resendez. >>> he took things from the store, when workers threatening gun and took off. police would like to hear from you if you know where he may be. >>> plenty to be thankful for. this car ended up in the water and the >>> a dangerous situation, it looks like a mo horrible scene of wildfires, this is in israel, this is in the densely populated area. the dry conditions have been feeling this they have not gotten much rain. they have only seen one day rain in several months. the crews are fighting the fires from the ground and the air. >>> a louisiana mom, they were rescued from a submerged suv parked this is what it looked they were sent into this ditch. firefighters were able to get them out. they were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. >>> the trial of a south carolina cop, accused of shooting an unarmed man. he is accused of shooting walter scott. the defense calling more people to the stand today and it will nt >>> when the driver will be back into the courtroom?>>> we are alwa

maryellen resendez is joining us live in tempe here. and ma what is the first event in this -- and what is the first event in this competition? >> reporter: well they are going to be staggering them throughout the event and one of first once starting at 6:45 is the swimming in tempe town lake. and what we are told, this is the actual professionals that are coming in here. for the first part of this race. and they will start in a and 6:45. and lining up and getting ready. and we will pan over and we can see how many swimmers in the bullpen are waiting to hit the water. and now, this is 2.4 miles swim. we are told after this, many will be jumping either on their bikes or doing the run. the run is a 26.2, full marathon. and the bike, the biking is 112 miles. they have about 17 hours, in order to complete all of the events. and i want to take you back to where we are swimming. tempe townak far as lakes goes, it is not a huge lake but we have 3,000 swimmers that are getting ready to jump in the lake. and list ton kyle harry. he has 15 swimme

flu season is maryellen resendez is in scottsdale for us this morning. you just got a flu shot. >> reporter: we want to point out that the flu shot that people think they are expensive. most of your insurance will actually cover the flu shot. you can see at this place they do not even collect a copay. around. right now the flu is going to hit hard again this year. some of the symptoms are the runny nose and the coughing. you want to make sure you get the flu shot. it takes two weeks to take full effect in your body and that will help prevent the germs this time of year. last year was one of the worst years for cases of the flu arizona. this year the prediction looks like a repeat. >> last week we had a horrible season. we are protecting this year will probably be pretty bad as well. >> reporter: coming up we will tell you how you can avoid spreading those terms as well as getting those germs. many of them can live on a maryellen resendez, abc15 news . >>> now to a story everyone can learn from out of salt lake city. a 3-year-old daughter of byu assistant

maryellen resendez is live on the roads, and she is looking live on the roads. what should drivers remember out there? >> reporter: first thing you and take your time it will be heavy traffic today as a lot of people are coming back home after the thanksgiving weekend. the roads are looking good right now, and that's not the case. later, you can see the sun is coming out. you will start to wake up, especially the travelers who went north to the cabins and whatnot. they are coming down. adot is warning everyone to slow it down, especially if you're in the northern areas of ar expecting snow and ice, and watch for black ice. make sure you are keeping four car lengths in front of you, between you and the next car, and most of all, keep alert, especially as you are coming in with traffic, andin' without ice, you want to stay alert. the trafficker is-i have down the i-17 area. there's signs warning it's a holiday travel corridor. maryellen resendez. >>> we know the id of man shot and killed by police. 21-year-old derek adam, and authorities said they got a call about

. >>> i am maryellen resendez we have a surety october shooting with faster coming right up. >>> how you can help. the most accurate forecast thanks for joining us i am nick alongside allison rodriguez. we are happy to have you and happy the the forecast is looking. you are silly -- say maybe we should see a warm-up? >> let's take a look at the current temperature right now. 66 degrees here and we have warmer throughout the day with the winds light and 10 miles- per-hour throughout the day. here is a look at clouds and later. you can see not a lot happening. let's look at your forecast planner. by lunchtime it will be 77 degrees with clear skies. into the afternoon we will get into the 80s and that is not where we will stop. we will tell you when we will be on record watch in the full forecast in just a few minutes. >>> keep showing you these photos of these girls. tempe police are issuing an amber alert for 8-year-old jazmyn campbell and 3-year-old chandra campbell cannot last night near broadway. 39-year-old david fuller took them. he is said to be one of the girl's father's. he is

. >> reporter: andover police charge this mother, maryellen shea with operating under the influence and reckless behavior to a child on monday morning. the 41-year-old drove her shea was mumbling incoherently. >> she is a good mom and she's never been in trouble before. this is a big mess. >> a woman who would only identify herself as, quote, dee, came to the door. >> she has all her ducks in a row, all her people, her family support. >> reporter: fox 25 learned when shea dropped her daughter off to school she left the car door open and the car it took shea several minutes to sign into the logbook and when police got there they said, quote, she was escorted back to the car. she stumbled and was unsteady on her feet, she even stumbled by the curb. the mother allegedly told police she was on muscle relaxers for her back pain. >> she's been going through a lot of personal things. >> her housed has been up for >> reporter: according to the police report, quote, she is going through some tough times, her husband is filing for divorce and moved to connecticut police say they failed all sobrie

. >>> i am maryellen resendez with an investigation. >>> in a family freezing after a child was killed in a car crash with one woman now behind bars and put investigators are saying this morning. thanks for start your day with us at abc15 mornings. thanks for holding down the fort. >> it is funny. my son asked me last night if it is going to rain or snow.

. >> andover police charged this mother, maryellen shea with on monday morning. the 41-year-old drove her daughter to bancroft elementary school and an employee noticed shea was mumbling incoherently. >> she is a good mom and she's never been in trouble before. it's a big mess. >> a woman who identified herself as, quote, d, came to the door. >> s h >> reporter: fox 25 learned when shea dropped her daughter off to school she left her car running with the door open. the school employee told police it took shea several minutes to sign into the school drop-off logbook. when police got there, they said, quote, she was escorted back to the car, she stumbled and was unsteady on her feet. she even stumbled by the curb. the mother allegedly told police she was on muscle relaxers for her back pain. >> she's been going through a lot of personal things. >> reporter: shea's house is up were curious about. >> her house has been up for sale for just a little while. >> reporter: according to the police report, quote, she was going through some tough times. her husband is filing

. >> so where does maryellen o'toole think the killer could be right now? followed to virginia for the profiler and for >>> she was in the wrong place at the wrong time. coming up at 8:00 and joanne: she's not fooling me. britt: kelly ayotte sides with the special interests. vivian: now, she's even playing politic games with medicare. vo: kelly ayotte voted to cut medicare and cost seniors up to $1,700 more for prescriptions... while protecting tax breaks for the wall street banks and big oil companies that fund her campaign. fred: kelly ayotte sold us out. britt: with kelly ayotte, it's all politics. joanne: she's not looking out for new hampshire anymore. vo: senate majority pac is responsible what's kelly ayotte costing you? you're paying more for prescription medicines. kelly ayotte blocked lower cost generic drugs. you're paying high interest rates on college loans. ayotte voted against letting you refinance at lower rates. and you're paying higher bank fees while ayotte voted for special breaks to wall street executives. kelly ayotte. she's siding wit

you see maryellen has a coat on this morning. >>> 45. upper 30s out in parts of the valley. bundle up this morning. later on today needed. we'll have light winds out of that west southwesterly direction and air quality looking pretty nice this afternoon as well. 17 in flag staff. 38 right now in globe. we have upper 40s in tuscan and again those mid 40s here across the valley. forecasted highs will be below freezing and some of those high forecasted spots. at the grand canyon. 43 in prescott. here in phoenix. take a look at your most accurate forecast. below average highs really as we look at the next four to five days. they'll be close to 70 as we wrap up the weekend. first the slight chance of rain coming up friday and saturday. and a few breezes as we go into saturday. >>> well that crash i told you about is now clear from our century link prism traffic center. we are seeing those desert dve 20 minutes from the 17 to the 51 you're slow and go most of that stretch. you're not seeing any crashes in the north valley. in the east valley we are seeing those heavy crashes. west

investigating how a pedestrian maryellen resendez is following the story for us. mary ellen, do you know anything about this man and his condition right now shopping bag. >> r well, all we know is that he is a 21-year-old man. they are investigating what took place out here and it is # fifth avenue on the eastbound lanes. they were closed for several hours and now they say the 21-year-old man is walking in an area where they are not normally walking and some they step into traffic. it is a driver of a white pickup truck who hit the man and he does have life threatening injuries and severe conditions at the hospital and the police still trying to figure out exactly what took place. >> that's when we were trying to figure out. it is not normal where they would be crossing or walking across the roadway. >> . >> again, we want to let you know that man is in craig fouhy. is yet. just a 21-year-old man. the driver stayed out here at the scene and does not appear that he was impaired at all. back to you in the studio. >> thank you for that. >> meantime, judge's orders pr

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to record their speeds something swee saw not too long ago in deadly crash less than a month ago maryellen was turning into her apartment with three children and her niece when she was hit and killed. and the other two were sent to the hospital. they were on their way home from church. person who hit her was clocked on snapchat going 115 miles an hour. that man and his passenger who recorded it were also killed. and they are not first ones to use its in this way. certainly they won't been the last. just one of the apps the national highway traffic safety administration is contributing to the increased deaths. the head of agency says this is problem needs to be addressed right away and department of transportation agrees lined a plan to create a strategy they hope will eventually eliminate these types of accidents altogether. over last four decades the deaths were declining but up until last year 2015 saw numbers jump by largest percent the government had seen in 50 years 2016 is about to beat that feds say going to be significant increase just during first six months of this year highway d