this phoenix official linking it to other attacks. >> i have seen a lot of things, but i have never seen so many senseless acts targeting law enforcement. >> police are searching for a motive and they say the one thrown into the air just graduated from the academy. he scruze graduated -- just graduated. >>> cyber thieves have come up with a way to steal your financial information. they are warning banks and atm owners about a new skimming device of the security expert brian krebbs says the periscope skimmer can store up to 32,000 must bees. two cases have been reported and so far none in california. >> dan: we learned that hillary clinton will be back on the campaign trail on thursday. the candidate appeared to nearly collapse at a 9/11 event on sunday. her doctor said she had pneumonia. it forced her to miss an event. the attorney general said they will investigate the trump foundation. this after trump spent the charity's money on himself and used other people owes donations to make it look like he was contributing. in a response trump called the new york attorney general a partisan ha

phoenix officially coming in in the 70s as well. and feeling a little bit of the humidity but not bad. winds out of the east at 10:00 and we have breezes across the valley. as you plan the morning, plan on mostly clear skies and a gradual warmup today. we'll go from 79 now dropping just a bit further by 6 a.m. and back to 80 by 7:00. and 83 by 8:00 and 89 by 10:00. the 90s hold off until after that. outdoors, you have a few hours before it starting to feel a little warmer. speaking of the breezes, we have winds light between 5 and 10 miles per hour across the valley. and the winds will get stronger through the day. and not just in the phoenix metro but across the state. winds up north are between 10 and 15 miles per hour. the winds up north will get stronger, sustained between 20 and 25. and gusting 40 to 45. in the valley, the wind gusts will times 25 to 30 miles per hour. as the winds kick up. the strongest in the high country, we have wind advisories up north and a red flag warning for the northwest pocket of the state in the pin

the clock is ticking to get anymore -- any so far, phoenix officially just a little bit under a quarter of an inch low average for the monsoon this far. just a 10% chance of maybe seeing some more showers tomorrow. right now, desert doppler showing things clear and quiet across the valley and beyond. across all of central arizona right now. hour by hour through futurecast tomorrow, you will see when we might see some rain and a peek >>> it's just not cool. a video of a guy robbing stores, shooting a gun, and wearing scary halloween masks. police say he could be responsible for even more crimes. this is at a domino's two weeks ago. just nine minutes before that, the same guy hit up a taco bell near 98 and lower buckeye. police have arrested 217-year- olds and so far they have been linked to at least three robberies this month. >>> tonight, we have actual video of one of robberies at phoenix gay bars. this happened outside the bunkhouse near 7th and indian school. an hour later, customers outside a bar less than 2 miles away were robbed. no one was hurt no one has been arrested either. >>

this phoenix official linking it to other attacks. >> i have seen a lot of things, but i have never seen so many senseless acts targeting law enforcement. >> police are searching for a motive and they say the one thrown into the air just graduated from the academy. he scruze graduated -- just graduated. >>> cyber thieves have come up with a way to steal your financial information. they are warning banks and atm owners about a new skimming device of the security expert brian krebbs says the periscope skimmer can store up to 32,000 must bees. two cases have been reported and so far none in california. >> dan: we learned that hillary clinton will be back on the campaign trail on thursday. the candidate appeared to nearly collapse at a 9/11 event on sunday. her doctor said she had pneumonia. it forced her to miss an event. the attorney general said they will investigate the trump foundation. this after trump spent the charity's money on himself and used other people owes donations to make it look like he was contributing. in a response trump called the new york attorney general a partisan ha

we're live at phoenix city hall and officials said that po is misleading. >> the headline caused people to be scared but the city said the water is safe and this an environmental group that got bad information. >> you'd been forgiven for not hearing of chromium 6. >> it's the chemical that erin hinckley. >> it's in the city of phoenix water supply said an environmental group. >> and the city said, they used bad math. >> this was 80 locations. >> it's high but still under the limit. they said they didn't account for how much water from the sources is used. and phoenix water officials said chromium is in groundwater an blends with the surface water and brings the levels down. the epa level is 100 parts per billion, it was 80 parts per billion. they said it's 1.6 but they said it causes cancer, how bad is up for debate.

what's the most rainfall phoenix has officially ever received in a single day.. and when did that happen? think about it.. we'll have your answer coming up in a half hour. just minutes ago we received new video of president obama down in laos.and he's enjoying a coconut.here's a quick list president obama visited a street market where he greeted residents and tasted fresh coconut.he took a stroll... talked to some residents and posed for pictures.the president's visit follows his attendance at the g-20 summit in china.he's also due to attend an annual international gathering in the southeast asian region. in your decision 20-16 news.. the latest n-b-c news/survey monkey poll.. showing it's a head-to-head race. clinton received 48- percent support from registered voters -- compared to 42-percenr that's the same margin as last week's poll. later today both clinton and trump will answer questions about the military on n-b-c. matt lauer will moderate the "n-b-c news and m-s-n-b-c commander-in-chief forum" tonight from new york. tonight from new york. hillary clinton

phoenix officials say the study numbers don't reflect the numbers at the tap. >> the w it's reliable. and it's less than any limit we can find out there to be below. >> other valley cities have chromium in the water including mesa, glendale, and scottsdale. >>> if you're waking up with us as we look outside, it's still dark. once the sun comes up. you'll see partly cloudy skies. a mix of that sun and those clouds, and we're also tracking lingering rain chances this morning. showers through the early morning commute. the chances at 20% this morning. just seeing a few sprinkles over thest tray i can't say -- estrellas. >>> sitting at 79 degrees and it will be a gradual warmup. today will be a bit warmer than yesterday. and it's going to stay humid to muggy. we hit 90 around lunchtime. and a high of 95 degrees. that puts us a few degrees below the than yesterday. and we have a lingering chance of storms through the day as the atmosphere heats up. we could get a few pop-up storms this afternoon. not looking at a very active day. we could see a few storms popping up this afternoon. don't l

and phoenix water officials said chromium is in groundwater an blends with the surface water and brings the levels down. the epa level is 100 parts per billion, it was 80 parts per billion. they said it's 1.6 but they said it causes cancer, how bad is up for debate. future and new technology will make it better. >>> the environmental working group never responded to the request for the comments. they said it's not worried about the city of phoenix water. >>> new, we're learning hundreds of people got their u.s. citizenship without getting the proper background checks. >> and some of them came from countries with known ties to terror. how the feds signing off on the new citizens. >> it was an old fashioned paperwork mistake. they didn't check the fingerprint cards for those deported but then changed their names. >> the terror plot in new york and new jersey raising new fears about the kind of attacker that homeland security secretary said he loses sleepover. wolf actor. >> johnson's own agency has holes in it. it said customs granted u.s. citizenship to individuals ordered deported or mo

going back to homes and businesses in the phoenix area. officials say the plant can supply more 12-thousand homes at once. officials in de pere wisconsin are going green at city hall... by taking the term environmentally friendly with an eight-thousand-square foot green roof.it's expected to save energy and help with storm water collection. officials say the roof will pay for itself in energy savings within 19 years... and it won't need to be replaced for at least 50 years. still ahead this morning: hiring blitz: the major city-- putting more officers on the streets-- to fight crime and keep the peace.plus...breaking ov breach. the internet giant-- that could have been hacked-- and how many of ?you might have your personal warning. stripped of chocolate. its peanuts exposed around a soft caramel center. a payday bar will get you through your day. breaking right now..if you have yahoo email address you are going to want to hear this. yahoo executives could confirm breach that exposed information of tens of millions of its users. according to the tech

this phoenix official connecting it to other a >> i've been in law enforcement for 30 years and seen a lot of tacks. things, but i've never seen so many senseless, violent acts searching for a motive and say one of the injured officers, the one thrown into the air, had just graduated from the academy. it was his first d on the job. he's still in the hospital after this attack. >> absolutely frightening there. thank you, lauren. >>> developing news overnight. tropical storm julia has formed over northeast florida. >> heavy rain is expected to be the major threat from that storm. accuweather's paul williams is here with paul >> good morning to you as well. julia's now the newly named . tropical storm throughout this season, and we're concerned about flash flooding as well as travel delays. julia's going to continue to track northwest with big-time problem flooding along the roads in tampa and orlando. we're tracking what's going on with tropical storm ian, pulling away from populated areas because bermuda is way out here and we're expecting him to curve julia, a newly named storm, whil

at this point, we don't have official word from phoenix police on a suspect but i did speak with the family, and they say they believe they know who did this and that the car is possibly his wallet. we are expecting to get some official word from phoenix police on this, but at this point, the family say they know who did it. justin pazera, abc15. >> thank you, justin, and we'll get that picture passed out. >>> balloons, toys, all signs of childhood happiness, but in avondale, it's not. a 5-year-old found his dad's gun and shot himself. he did not survive. investigators are calling this a terrible accident. no arrests are expected in a tragic case, danielle. >>> from sketch to arrest in a matter of hours, and it's no surprise when you see the resemblance. jeffery wilson, the former court yesterday, charged with heinous crimes, sexuality and kidnapping at gunpoint. he denies all of it. a woman saida said -- said that he attacked her under a bridge. >> the victim showed bravery coming forward to the po department. >>> you will be seeing billboards along the i-10, meant for everyone to ke

phoenix water officials say they monitor the chromium and the study doesn't reflect levels at the tap. >> the water is as safe -- reliable, and less than any limit that we can find out there to be below. >> other valley cities with chromium in the water through mesa, glendale, and scottsdale. >>> happening today, the ceo of mylan is testifying on the cost of epipens. she's expected to defend the pens. the prices have gone up 500% since 2007. that's about $608. the house oversight committee releasing the testimony ahead of the hearing. she wishes the company better the acceleration of the rising prices. >>> the feds are taking action to try and stop overdoses. they have challenged anyone to make an app to connect a person starting to overdose to others who may have the drug in a clock zone. >>> both presidential candidates have been out to prove who can keep the country safe. a new poll shows troops think about all this. >>> we have a slight chance of rain today, and i'm tracking i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue t l

going back to homes and buisnesses in the phoenix area. officials say the plant can supply about 12,500 homes at once. breaking news right now...i-94 shut down in minneapolis because of heavy rain and flooding.and it's not just there. drivers stranded and business swamped in maple grove about 15-20 miles from minneapolis their cars through the flooding. major problems in northern wisconsin as well.flooding in trempealeau county -- that you can see right here. you can see in this video washed out roads because of all that heavy rain.it's a similar story in nearby clark county -- ready wisconsin announcing a state of emergency there overnight because of dozens of washed out roads. and we're also hearing that in vernon county -- a mudslides pushed a home onto highway 35 -- that just happened this morning.and it's not over yet -- meteorologist brian gotter is watching that sto after morning downpours, yesterday was a dreary and very humid day with highs near 80, and scattered late afternoon t'showers. there is a flash flood watch in effect until 7pm tod

if you're new to phoenix, you can officially wear a sweater when it's 84. nobody will look at you strange. on jeans and a sweater tomorrow. nearly 90 if you're in yuma, don't wear a sweater in you're in yuma tomorrow, 60 in flag, 69 in payson, and 73 in winslow, window rock at 65, page at 68, 59 tomorrow on the south rim of the grand canyon. look at these gorgeous pictures, the sun setting and illuminating these clouds, that was up in the high country. and is this an award winning sun se rolled through? we have got a gorgeous sun set. 48th and elliot, the drive a little bit treacherous this afternoon, but a beautiful fall day, an even better day tomorrow. we start off our first full day of fall at 84 degrees, sunshine, look at this gorgeous weekend, eight saturday, 94 sunday. mark that's above a hundred, so enjoy. >> all right, looking great, kari. get out that sweater. >>> coming up, do you get angry when you are driving while you see someone flying off to the front of the line while merging? i know i do, but guess what, they may be doing the right thing.

officially, phoenix at 74 and again we have a lot of 60s around the valley. if you are driving into work, maybe you will roll the windows down and enjoy the cooler air. we will warm up but it's gradual. this will be the first of the 90s before we keep warming into the upper 90s this afternoon. repeat of yesterday. the temperatures, 97 at 5:00 as you are commuting home. all dry in the valley and really all dry across the state, and today, we'll stay dry state wide. the storms are out of the forecast by the weekend and next week, signs of a return in the moisture and we could see scattered showers and thunderstorms in the valley monday,ed it, wednesday, and better chances in the high country, too. we are not done with the monsoon yet. it essentially runs through end of the month. we could get more storms by next week, and a warm up, triple digits for saturday and sunday, and we'll talk more about the weekend outlook in a few minutes. mallory? >>> all right. we give you a look at the crash, and it's u.s. 60 westbound past loop 101 and still blocking the hov and

phoenix. department of corrections officials say they have been in communication with residents in the area who expressed concerns can over the temporary house neighborhood. the center is near i-17 and pinnacle peak road. >>> sunday is the 15th anniversary of 9/11 and tempe beach park is transformed into a annual healing field. the healing fueled tribute honors 3,000 victims of the september 11th 2011 attacks. on sunday there's a memorial ceremony at 5:46 a.m. and the names of each person killed in the attacks will be read at 7 a.m. >>> right now, let's check the forecast and jimmy it's shaping up to be they weekend. >> yeah it's going to be a little on the warm side but you know i am liking it. the skies outside right now got a couple big clouds just pushing right over the horizon. and our current temperature outside is checking in right at 80s and 90s across most of the areas. 39 degrees for the downtown area. as you -- 93 degrees in the downtown area. 96 for downtown phoenix. 93 for sun city west and cape so pretty nice tolleson is always warmer i have to check the gauge always too warm for

phoenix freeways. here is what officials are recommending. >> reporter: with the leftovers of this hurricane, it could hit two years to the day after the strong storm that flooded homes in mesa and depending on how much rain falls the freeways flood. adot says they have 89 pumps on the valley freeways. they have crews on standby. they have plan to replace them but it is a five-year plan. they cannot tell us if any pumps are down for maintenance because today is a holiday. overpasses. that water is probably a lot deeper than you think it is. we pitts . >>> here is a live look outside. we do not have a single cloud in the sky in that is expected to change here as we head through the next couple of days. taking a look at the radar for the next couple of days, we do not have any watches or it is south. is a category 1 hurricane. the winds are 85 miles per hour and is moving to the northwest right now. as we head through the next couple of days, the storm will veer off to the north, through the north and east, the gulf of mexico, and the area of low pressure will make its way into arizona. there's a lot of

. >> decision 2016, city officials in phoenix are demanding donald trump stops using a tv ad that seemsuggest police in the city support his campaign. >> it is really quick. the phoenix city attorney says the ad wrongfully suggests the officers endorse trump. he says that's not the case since the police department there does not support or endorse any candidate for president. nbc news could not reach trump's campaign for comment on the story. >>> an arizona newspaper says it received death threats andç subscription cancellations since it endorsed hillary clinton. it was the first time the arizona republic's 126-year history that it supported a democrat for president. >>> another paper is making history by urging readers to vote against donald trump. "usa today" published a critique of the republican nominee yesterday. the paper says in its 36-year history it hasn't been compelled to make such a statement until now. according to the article, the editorial board was unanimous in saying trump was unfit for the presidency. yet they still did not endorse anyone. >>> election systems in at l

phoenix down by 26 in the third quarter before mounting a little bit of a comeback in the fourth after tarasi draws contact. mercury assistant coach todd ejected for arguing with the officials. phoenix pulls within 11th in the fourth. they get towned at madison square garden. sport clips help a hero to 100. 41-year-old elliot sadley takes the lead. then asia to hold off a late charge. in first place for his first win at darlington. 32 year starts. denny hamlin makes a late push. daniel suarez finishes third. kyle larson fourth. >>> in case you missed it earlier, the arizona cardinals have trimmed the roster to 53. matt barkley was cut. elijah penny. linebackers donald butler. shaq riddick. >>> that's a look at sports. we upped the ante at culver's to create the new crispy southwest chicken sandwich. all-natural, whole white meat chicken breast. topped with spicy pepper jack cheese and jalape?o ranch. the perfect cheese for pepper jack is going to be creamy and mild, and it's really going to tone down the spiciness of the peppers. you're going to taste the cheese first, and then you're going to get just a little bit of warmth from the peppers. it's really good. a bold new fl

phoenix, allison rodriguez, abc15. >>> and despite what you may feel in your neighborhood, officially at phoenix sky harbor, we ended up with 2 1/2 inches of rainfall. and we have today to go. we're not completely done with the monsoon. we could had more rain into the average rainfall we see during the monsoon. and i know allison will have an update on which neighborhoods saw upwards of 5 inches of rain. today we have rain chances in the forecast. just 10%. and we could see pop-up showers and a few thunderstorms this morning through the afternoon. keep an eye on the sky as soon as i see anything develop. i'll be sure to let you know and give you a heads up. after the chances and things start to dry out as we head into the weekend. before you head out the door, it's in the 70s across much of the valley. sky harbor is right at 75. and we warm to 82 by 9 a.m. so 90s, a little humid for your lunch break and a high of 96 degrees today. and you'll see that temperatures across the valley will end up near average which is 95 degrees. today. check out the 7-day forecast. we stay in the 90s through weekend. and by early next

. >>> now to decision 2016, officials in phoenix are demanding that donald trump stop using a tv ad thatms to suggest police in the city support his campaign. >> it's really quick but the uniformed officers at what appears to be an airport with the word together written over the video. the phoenix city attorney says the ad wrongfully suggests the officers endorse trump. he says that's not the case since the police department doesn't support or endorse any candidate for president. nbc news could not reach trump's campaign for a comment. >>> meanwhile, an arizona newspaper says it received death threats and subscription cancellations since it endorsed hillary clinton. it was the first time the arizona republic's 126-year history that it supported a democrat for president. >>> another paper is making history by urging readers to vote against donald trump. "usa today" published a consider teak of the republican nominee yesterday. the paper says in its 36-year history it hasn't been compelled to make such a statement until now. according to the article, the editorial board was unanimous in sa

reporter: yeah, kari, this two-year-old little girl still recovering here at phoenix children's hospital tonight. fire officials tell us that she was unseen for just a few minutes at her home near 85th avenue and camelback. just a few minutes after that, she was found in that backyard pool, no telling how long she she got into that pool by herself. but we are told that a bystander did perform cpr, but they are telling us that when crews were rushing her here to the hospital, she did not have a pulse. she was not breathing on her own. some good news here tonight is that crews were able to restore a pulse but we are told that she was still not breathing on her own and is here on a ventilator tonight at phoenix children's hospital. and as i mentioned, not sure just how long this little girl was left in the water there. we are not sure who was home at the familiment we know it's labor day today. they could have been having some sort of family function. just not sure exactly at this time what condition the little girl is in. we'll stay out here. if we get any updates on her condition or this case, we'll keep you pos

. >>> police in phoenix say a man officials say it started when an officer pulled someone over near a gas station but the spotlight pulled his car in reverse and rammed it into the officer's car. another officer says he saw the suspect pull out a gun. he shot the suspect who was taken to the hospital in extremely critical condition this morning. no officers were hurt in that case. >> a scary evening in charlotte after a suspicious package caused officials to evacuate the city's ples headquarters. officials say an employee reported the package after finding it in the it took authorities 40 thowrs to use a bomb sniffing dog and a remote control robot. no one was hurt. the scare comes a week after the police shoot of keith scott which led to days of protests. >> let's take a look at traffic. >>ly. >> good morning. taking you clayton bypass. a crash out there on shoulder. you can see the flashing lights. it's causing some rubber necking plus all of the delays from the morning rush. raleigh area. other roads do rook pretty good. 540, 440, 40. moving well we do have a local road crash to le

phoenix. gus reported up to 40 miles an hour visibility down to about a mile. officials at the sky harbor airport in phoenix and no delays for arriving or departing flights. while just for the bigger ones of the year likely the last dust storms of the summer two as we come to the end of our monsoon and kimberly what we call these. let's check in with kelly curran was been trying to progress this week all along the way and worked out exactly like you said kelly the clouds rolled in yesterday afternoon. >> the changes started to arrive clouds driving into the afternoon and this time lapse video that we have from the ocala middle school camera shows a perfectly pure lots of sunshine after the sun came up yesterday morning slowly those clouds evening but of course that made for a fantastic sunset so many great pictures. i saw kevin posted a bunch of them i share them. the beautiful want to check them out there on facebook. a look at the current temperatures as you stepping out the door in the cloud cover that we had overnight acted like a blanket keeping us little bit warmer

topped out at 103 officially in phoenix, 100 in scottsdale and chandler hitting the century mark. we're sitting in the 90s right now under clear skies. one hundred in peoria and 102 in levine. for the rest of the evening, we keep it dry and clear. we may see a few passing clouds overnight tonight. we'll see those low upper 80s by 10:00. we do have big changes coming up to your most accurate forecast. you'll want to stick around for that to find out when monsoon thunderstorm chances return. >>> police need your help finding the man responsible for one death. maryellen resendez joins us where all of this happened. maryellen, was this a road rage incident here? reporter: you know, phoenix police aren't sure. what they know is that victim got into an altercation with another driver at the end of this street. somebody pulled out a gun and started firing. he took off. he had no choice but to keep going. he jumped the curve and goes straight into an apartment. >> the guy came, you can see right here, and he [ inaudible, heavy accent ] like that they were flying. there in the middle of th

officially at 80 at phoenix sky harbor. thesunriseat 6:11. but we should see the sunlight likely before 6:00 in case you want to get out early. i want to point out dew points in the mid-50s. so they've been dropping over the last few days and will continue to drop today as we get drier air in here dropping below 50 degrees even, right in the comfortable range. temperatures will heat up but only in the 90s. i'll show you the hour by hour planner and the 7 day next. mallory? >>> iris, the crash i showed you at the top of the show, i- 10 at 43rd, it has cleared. it sounds like it involved a motorcycle and extra lanes are open and shouldn't include any slowing. a look at the desert drive time, 7 minutes westbound from the 202 to u.s. 60 and the rest of the valley, all green and no about. we'll give you a look at i-17 in a couple minutes, chris. >>> mallory, it's the fire power that can send chills down your spine but north korean leaders are reacting, and it's not goose bumps for america's show of force. >>> bugs around food, not good. the bugs i

story for us the remains were in a skeletal state according to the phoenix police department.they were found in this commercial police officials saying witnesses showed offered where the remains were found. officers confirmed they found human bones in this yard. detectives say they are likely tied to the discovery of human remains about a block from here last week.there were also human remains found in a sewer line in the laveen area back in july.those were found after people living there complained of plumbing issues.a phoenix water department employee called police.so investigators are left to figure out where all figure out where all these body parts are coming from.if you have any information police want to hear from you. nico santos12 today this morning.. a 6- year-old is in the hospital after he was hit by a car in el mirage. it happened near cactus and dysart roads. right now.. we don't know the boy's condition -- only that he was airlifted to phoenix children's hospital and underwent surgery last night. into 3- phoenix police officers appeared in court yesterday. marc payne pleaded "not guilty" as he stood before a sup

. >>> the top va official from d.c. is in phoenix today to discuss getting our veterans the care they need. profile, unsolved murder cases of the '90s back in the spotlight. what boulder colorado police had to say about the death of jon benet ramsey. >>> well, good afternoon. thank you for joining us. a woman who mowed down her boyfriend after getting some disappointing news is sentenced for her crime. >> today, misty lee wilke boyfriend with her car. the video is caught on camera. andrew hasbun in the court today. tough to forget this video. andrew, what's happening there? >> the video a big part of the case, she pled guilty and was sentenced to six and a half years in prison. the video, we want to warn you is graphic. it shows the victim riding her biological, and then wilke driving straight toward him and speeding up as she hit him. this happened back in april. the victim flew over the car and land he ended up seriously injured but alive. she told the victim was her boyfriend, and just before she attacked him with her car they had

phoenix. the shooting happened late... last night. officials say.... the suspect was ramming patrol cars. it appears.... to have happened..... station parking lot. it's unclear.... what happened next... but... the suspect was shot and then taken.... to a local trauma center. no officers were hurt. the father of accused bomber.... ahmad ra-hami is opening up.... exclusively... to abc news. mohammad ra-hami, says.... his son was up to no good for months.... before he allegedly planted his bombs.... in new york and new jersey.. the -28- year-old...... even changed the locks on his bedroom door..... in the family apartment and kept everone out.. ra-hami says... he is certain his son..... acted brian ross: you think he did this by himself? mohammad rahami: he did everything by himself. he buy everything by himself. he order, and online - he did it by himself. meanwhile... the f-b-i says.... they know..... who the men are seen in surveillance pictures.... taking the suitcase.... with explosives. millions of people..... across jamaica.. cuba.. the dominican republic..... and south florida are ke

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. >> the team is set for the first official cardinal's dickoff and university of phoenix stadium is going to be a sea of red come sunday night. >> we're all pumped for i win, your card's gear, chad carpenter has you covered. >> anything for tailgate. >> there is one problem. >> every jersey we get in goes out quick. >> they have used and vintage sports merchandise and since they take trades a lot of what chad sells is one-of-a-kind. >> when it comes in, people are calling daily and if anything is coming in people get on our want-list for a certain jersey and he can give them a call. the sea of red, startle the hunt now and show your loyalty. >> us hardcore cardinal's fans like to hang on to stuff. when they come in here, hopefully they find someone else's closet and out to the game and out there to support. >> so we paid chad a visit today and there may be a dozen cardinals products in his location left, but he says he >> right now as they get ready for tomorrow's game, today the bus was at the arizona youth football league in phoenix. letting the players and their families explore the to

. >>> city officials in phoenix are demanding donald trump stop using a tv ad that seems to suggest police campaign. >> it's really quick. the commercial shows trump meeting uniformed officers with what appears to be the word together written over the video. he says the police department does not support or endorse any candidate for president. nbc news cowl not reach trump's cam pane for comment on this story. >>> meantime, an arizona newspaper says it received death threats and subscription cancellations since it endorsed hillary clinton. it was theç first time in the arizona republic's 126-year history that it has supported a democrat for president. >>> another newspaper also making history by urging readers to vote against donald trump. "usa today" published a critique of the republican nominee yesterday and the paper says in it's 36-year history it has not been compelled to make such a statement until now. according to the article, the editorial board was unanimous in saying that trump was unfit for the presidency. >>> 6:47. election systems in at least 20 states have been attacked by

reporter: yeah, kari, this two-year-old little girl still recovering here at phoenix children's hospital tonight. fire officials tell us that she was unseen for just a few minutes at her home near 85th avenue and camelback. just a few minutes after that, she was found in that backyard pool, no telling how long she

reporter: yeah, kari, this two-year-old little girl still recovering here at phoenix children's hospital tonight. fire officials tell us that she

remains were in a skeletal state according to the phoenix police department.they were found in this commercial yard yesterday afternoon. police officials saying witnesses showed offered where the remains were found. officers confirmed they found human bones in this yard. detectives say they are likely tied to the discovery of human remains about a block from line in the laveen area back in july.those were found after people living there complained of plumbing issues.a phoenix water department employee found the body parts and called police.so investigators are left to figure out where all these body parts are coming from.if you have any informationpolice want to hear from you.in phoenixnico santos12 today 12 todaynico santos12 today hot headlines right now and crime is down across arizona. the county attorney's office reports that our crime rate is at its lowest level since 1963. bill montgomery claims the murder rate is at an all-time low. police in buckeye have identified a woman whose body was found partially submerged in an irrigation canal last week.they say the body was that of 18-year-old gabrielle field-gutierrez of surprise. p

and then in phoenix, arizona....police shoot a man during a traffic stop. officials say police opened fire when the driver put his car in reverse -- ramming nearby. the man was taken to the hospital...and is said to be in "extremely critical condition." a passenger in the car was also taken into custody. no officers were injured in the incident. police recovered two handguns from the suspect's car and an investigation is ongoing. breaking news involving a multi- billion dollar beer company merger. budweiser maker anheuser-busch inbev's takeover of sabmiller has cleared its final hurdle. invesor dollar plan to merge the world's two biggest brewers. sabmiller shareholders approved the deal despite opposition from investors. ab inbev shareholders also from investors. ab inbev shareholders also backed the transaction. the combined company will control almost a third of the global beer market. developing overnight... south milwaukee fire crews respond to a garage fire that leaves seven people without a home... it happened just before one this morning near michigan and 12-

phoenix. reporting live, i'm nicole garcia, fox 10 news. >>> arizona state officials say the sandra day o'connor college of law had its biggest class ever with 400 students enrolled. doctor candidates and the rest are in various master programs. the degrees come from a wide range including premed, international study and environmental science. the students come from 97 undergraduate schools. the law school has an 85% passage rate for the state bar, national average of 73%. >>> a new unit of drones could be headed to the air force base as they are a finalist to get the drone pilots. southern arizona base is one of the final five possible locations for the new unit. this announcement comes as the pentagon prepares to retire the ground two attack jet in 2022. the other air force bases in contention are in carolina, idaho, and nebraska. >> as the nation prefires mark mark -- prepares to mark the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, people are hoping to heal the pain. >> reporter: as dawn broke on this sunny september friday morning, volunteers gathered at tempe town lake park. it made our country m

that was the official high temperature in phoenix today. mesa gateway topped out at 100. as you look at current temperatures. in the upper 80s at deer valley. a warm evening we'll continue to follow it tonight. tomorrow, the winds pick up just a little bit. especially through the afternoon hours, out of the south-southwest. 5 to 15 miles per hour. gusts up to 20 miles per hour, then lighter winds throughout the evening. so we're going to be talking a little bit more about this forecast, our monsoon moisture increasing, and that means our shower and thunderstorm chances >>> brand new information about a shooting at desert ridge marketplace. we brought you this as breaking news last night at 10:00. phoenix police say this all started with a robbery attempt in the parking lot. they say two men met there to complete a sale that they started online, when the buyer tried to rob the seller, the victim fired shots at him. the suspect returned fire, grabbing the merchandise, and taking off on a red motorcycle. he's still on the loose tonight, and might have gunshot wounds. the vic

but that and then in phoenix, arizona....police shoot a man during a traffic stop. officials say police opened fire when the driver put his car in reverse -- ramming into the squad car with officers nearby. the man was taken to the hospital...and is said to be in "extremely critical condition." a passenger in the car was also taken into custody. no officers were injured in the incident. police say they recovered two handguns from the suspect's car... an investigation is ongoing. breaking business news this morning... involving a multi-l company merger. budweiser maker anheuser-busch inbev's takeover of sabmiller has cleared its final hurdle. investors approved $103 billion dollar plan to merge the world's two biggest brewers. sabmiller shareholders approved the deal despite opposition from investors. ab inbev shareholders also backed the transaction. the combined company will control almost a third of the global beer market. south milwaukee fire crews respond to a garage fire that it happened just before one this morning near michigan and 12-th. it happened just before one th

. >> the top va official says he'll be here in phoenix every month for the rest of the year to oversee progress and to hire a new director. the phoenix va hospital will have had six directors within the last two years. >>> members of the navajo nation returning from a trip to north dakota in protest of an oil pipeline that will be built close to chicago, very close to the standing rock sioux nation. >> what i saw there is they were making a stand not just for the tribe, not just for other tribes that are in the area, people that live along the river, and the biggest reason is they need assurance that the pipe will not break. when it crosses the river. >> hundreds of native americans from all over the country have traveled to north dakota to join in this protest, along with environmental activists. >>> in tonight's health watch, it is something many couples across the country struggle with, infertility. >> but tonight, a couple who they find new hope in adoption. >> even though doctors kept saying, i.v.f. is your only option, we still felt like there has to be something else out there.

she receives her own helmet, official patch and certificate. >>> i was at the uss phoenix ceremony today. nothing but kudos from the mayor and everyone there. everyone is saying you held off the hurricane. >> a chance of showers in the forecast. the big news, cooler temperatures. it is a little humid but temperatures were high today. in the 80s. as we take a look at valley pinpoint doppler radth even northern phoenix. but not that much rainfall. the most is 10th of an inch. still some rain falling across areas of flagstaff. here's a look at the rainfall totals. 1.5 inches of rain. 2 inches in prescott. a 10th of an inch in good year. as i mentioned a chance of temperatures much cooler. average high around 99. a high today of 89. right now a comfortable 86. get used to the cooler weather. right now flagstaff sitting at 52. culprit of this moisture, what is left of the hurricane. look at southern california. areas of san diego, through palm springs. flooding issues there. a lin of western arizona and towards flagstaff. still the chance in the forecast. mainly northern arizona for tomorrow

phoenix and chandler. "operation summer burn" resulted in the arrest of 195 people... all wanted on different charges. officials also recovered fireardr dead inside their sun city home on saturday. officials say they were shot. m-c-s-o deputies are investigating what happened -- but as of now.. no details have been released. and a firefighter was hurt on the job in peoria. he was fighting a house fire near thunderbird and 75th avenue when he slipped on the roof tiles. the firefighter was taken to the hospital and treated for a minor sprain. ?? toss to emma with morning juice ?? it's official...rob kardashian and blac chyna have revealed whether they're having a baby boy or a baby girl. during last night's premiere of rob & chyna, premiere of night's premiere of rob & chyna, the pregnant e! start told the world...they were having a little baby girl!chyna already has one child... a son with rapper ?tyga....but this is rob's first.last month a rob's first.last month a fan asked them during a facebook chat... if they the tradition of ?k names in the kardashian family...rob said... probably not... naitonal football

a new study shows phoenix has the highest amount of any city. much. water officials say they're constantly monitoring chromium, and the study numbers didn't reflect chromium levels at the tap >> the water is safe, it's reliable, and less than any limit we can find out there to be below >> other valley cities also have chromium in the water including mesa, glendale, and scottsdale. from the >>> it's a -- >>> it's a temporary fix, but drivers won't be strandedat pump. states effected by the major pipeline leak in alabama will be a step closer to relief. crews built a temporary by pass to get past the link, but prices aren't expected to drop soon. >>> and this is weird and disgusting, vandals urinating all over this fire station in ohio, and everything in it. couches, fire greer and trucks. -- gear and trucks. there were no signs of broken entry. >>> and another creepy clown story out of maryland, and this one is yet another prank. teachers overhearing students talking about a couple of people dressed in clown outfits trying to lure them into the woods. the school conta