You are driving around, especially over the next couple days. When you head out today, its all dry and warm. Slight chance of storms for the evening commute but i show you when Storm Chances really go up in just a few minutes, mallory. All right, shes going to be back in just a few minutes but i want to turn to nick ciletti. We see you there as the valley prepares for what could be another super soaker. You are asking people to get the sandbags ready . Reporter yes, were taking where exactly they can get sand and sandbags so right now i am live and mesa fire at southern avenue. This location also has a shovel but mesa fire is were committing a pretty bring their own shovel just in case. Do you remember this . Back in september 2014, that was the last time we saw the Fire Department had to actually go inside that day care and carry those babies out in their strollers and Everything Else and try to get them to safety. We also saw a number of water rescues and cars that were to that were
Fizzle out, it will send moisture in our way and that means a boost in Storm Chances. As you get ready to head out the door, no impact for the morning commute, so maybe walking kids to the bus stop it will be all dry but it will be a little bit warm and humid as they walk out to the bus stop. You may even want to pack a water bottle because it will still be a hot and humid day today as we make it up to 104. By the time they get out of school there is a slight chance of a stray sure but the chances for storms will go a stray storm but the chances for storms will go up more tonight. And that flash flood alert will go into effect here this evening. I will show you how high those rain chances will go tonight into tomorrow and again the biggest hazards we will see around our state. There iris, no complaints so far for the morning drive. Lets look at the big picture slowing and thats really in the west valley right now, so the desert drivetime is 18 minutes for my 10 eastbound 75th avenue to
This as the fire that started outside consumed the front half of the home. With sunjata kieta and his girlfriend inside. 06. 56. 04. 00 flames were so high in the front. You couldnt get out the front. Thats when he ran to 06. 50. 38. 00 it took a second to figure out if we could pull it off or if they could get it from the inside. This as others rushed to nearby houses. Towards the flames before firefighters arrived. Says he didnt do anything special. 06. 51. 30. 00 isnt that what you are suppse 0272 00. 014. 00 wow look at them, everyday heroes. New tonight. Were getting our first closeup look at the hive full of bees your screen right now from inside the attic of the home near russell and fort apache. You can easily see why the hive was a serious problem. A Pest Control Company tells 13 action news they went there over the weekend and killed the last of the bees and removed the hive. A few days earlier. On thursday morning. A man with another exterminator was attacked by the bees. Fi
Cancellations for flights. Coming in and going out. Check online. Before you head to the airport. This just in. We just got the mug shot for the man arrested today, accused of sexually assaulting a hotel worker. This is ivon major. Hes facing several charges including robbery. Kidnapping and sexual assault. Thats the latest from the breaking news center. A subway employee in utah has been arrested following accusations he put drugs in the drink of a Uniformed Police officer. Police say the sergeant immediately felt impaired and find the brake pedal of his patrol car. Tests revealed the officer was under the influence of methamphetamine and thc. The active ingredient in marijuana. As threats against Police Officers escalate. Many city leaders are becoming more concerned about officer and community safety. Todd walker looks at where things stand now. Two years after the riots in ferguson, missouri. Pkg full 2 years to the day and killed by police in ferguson, missouri. The tension betwee
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