is what we're looking at right now as temperatures are really warming up. already mid-90s. we're sitting at 96 now. yesterdays high temperature was 3 degrees hotter. today we will get past yesterdays high and keep warming further. good news is it will be a dry heat. right at 18%. dew point in the mid-40s. we have some drier air. not so typical of the monsoon moisture as we have l monsoon moisture. today a high of 105. hot and dry. we will talk about the monsoon storm chances, we're not done with the monsoon, we have chances of storms in the forecast this week. i will show you that in a few minutes. they started shooting in the parking lot of a busy phoenix bar. this morning they are on the run. nick ciletti has been on the scene all morning. what is the latest? >> reporter: the crime scene tape is down but a few hours ago this was a much different home. this is where two men were shot overnight. if you know this area you know there are a lot of bars and restaurants here. a lot of people surprised something like this happened here. phoenix police say about 2:00 this morning some kind of a fight broke out outside of this bar that involved four guys. two got inside of a car and that is when they shot at two other guys. one was shot in upper leg, the other in the lower leg. one was getting work done in the doorway. -- getting worked on in the doorway. we know the suspects drove north on 16th st. in a gold chevy blazer. that is what phoenix police are saying. right now we are working to try to get an update on their descriptions also, trying to see what kind of condition the men in -- the men are in. nick ciletti with abc 15. new video from a major scare at lax. travelers running for their lives, or so they thought. investigators calling this a false alarm. at one point all flights were grounded. police found nothing. airport officials say a person wearing a zorro costume was detained during all of this, it is unclear if he had anything to do with the evacuation. and now this is the wrong video of the story i just read, abuse of power, intimidation, low morale, new accusations involving the tsa. since its creation the agency is no stranger to scandals. the latest scandal could be putting your safety in the sky at risk. i'm a patriot at heart. >> reporter: for nearly 9 years julie took her job screening bags and passengers at sky harbor very seriously. of the day when i putting people on a plane it is safe. >> reporter: no longer on the job, she reveals tsa doesn't follow all of their policies and it could be putting passengers at risk. >> there have been days i have been on x-ray five hours. you're only supposed to be in a position 30 minutes. >> we told them you're going to reach a breaking point. >> reporter: dennis spendable -- spent more than 11 years with the tsa. now he represents employees through the union. he says the lack of training. >> i cannot tell you the amount times either myself or 70 on the floor would say what do i do for this? the supervisor, who is supposed to, should know is everything going on with say i don't know, let me go look it up. >> reporter: when employees raised concern pierce said the employees are treated as a problem. >> the agency is extremely aggressive towards the employees. >> reporter: he says he's worried fear of retaliation problem. one which could be life or death. >> one plane drops out of the sky and everybody's hard work will be broken down and examined and scrutinize. that will be the wake-up call. >> katie conner with abc 15. >> it doesn't end a. coming up, here from a former tsa employee firsthand about what happened when she spoke out. a sheriff's deputy involved in a crash this morning is expected to be okay. we're getting word from the pinal county sheriff's office state route 287 and attaway road near coolidge. folks in the san tan valley know that area well. it was shut down for that investigation. it was a rough commute during the morning hours. back open now. three people recovering after a motorcycle and a cyclist crashed. three people were treated your 44th st. and van buren. none of them seemed to be injured too seriously.. but is back open now. a bad crash sends a car into a bakery in glendale. witnesses tell us this was no accident. it was part of an attempted abduction and a high-speed chase . it ended as a crash near 54th avenue. and glendale. investigators say a woman started chasing another vehicle because they had her daughter, the driver of one car ran off and was soon captured. no one was in the building during the crash. to my people in a silver sedan were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. a couple of overnight fires. the first near chandler and mcclintock. crusade this fire is suspicious. it was a rental home and a tenet reportedly moved out yesterday morning. the fire started on the porch area and spread to the grudge and attic. no injuries. a second fire minutes away at the some near priest in tempe. family heard the bathroom exhaust fan making a strange noise but didn't realize it was on fire. it out safely. the first bullets began to fly one year ago today along i- 10. 11 shootings connected to the freeway shootings case. we still don't have a lot of answers. leslie merritt jr. try to get his gun back last week. dps is keeping it for evidence. merritt junior's civil lawsuit is full steam ahead. right now there are no suspects since releasing mary junior. you can stay up-to-date with the freeway shootings case adult information on , abc 15.com. coming up, stay in the game or sit it out. what researchers are recommending for kids who suffered concussions. michael phelps ending his olympic career with dozens of metals. we will tell you about his latest achievement. we will talk about the pull of the day. donald trump will be in phoenix. will you try to attend this speech? maybe you are planning to to vote by clicking 15 links. right now, get the centurylink prism tv essential package bundled with up 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in the game took twice as long to recover an experienced worse symptoms compared to students removed from activity. researchers hope these influence laws and policies across the us. water bottles and lipstick tubes, bressman containers all typical things you might find in a teenager's bedroom. what could they be hiding? there are a few items found to hide fake drugs. this is called the not my kid -- you have to check out the new interact the exhibit that a mock teenage bedroom. the idea is not to accuse, just to start a conversation. >> this is not something we want them to do in a heavy- handed way as a devils -- as a disciplinary measure. it's important for the parents to explain i'm doing this because i care about you. >> to stop by that location you can find it in your tatum and shae from 9:00 intel 3:00 parents can also pickup a free drug testing kit as well. i know you're hot -- i know shopping, michael phelps has a hard time -- has 28 medals. what you get the guy who has it all? coming up we will tell you about his most important can you believe the time has,? 24 hours from now thousands will line up at the polls to vote in arizona primaries. some of the big races candidates are trying to hang onto seats in is the republican senate race, senator. john mccain goes for his six term in office. sheriff joe arpaio facing the most opponents he has in any other election. we will be watching those races closely. the issuing -- the fbi is issuing an alert ahead of tomorrow's election. arizona is one of two states for the fed say they have officials say there is no evidence that any data was extracted. there washing that closely. >> as of today there are new federal rules in effect for drones. they do not affect the ones you fly in your backyard. they are for the ones providing construction work, finding missing people, inspecting infrastructure or filming movies etc. rules limit use during the day to 30 minutes before sunrise and after sunset. thousands of college students in arizona. northern arizona university and grand canyon university started classes today. both schools have seen big growth in the past couple of years. even adding some extra on- campus housing to their incoming freshman. a law large enforcement turnout in northwestern arizona for a fallen four-legged memorial service is held in kingman to honor amigo, the department's canine who died of heat exhaustion after responding to a mountain rescue call. he was credited with a number of narcotics seizures including 50 kg of cocaine in february of this year. gast on isn't just a disney villain. it is also a storm. there he is. weakening from a hurricane to a tropical depression. an unbelievable view from space. it is now moving toward florida and north carolina. yesterday it had wind speeds as high as 120 miles an hour. >> this storm -- it is a tropical depression. >> it is an impressive system. looks to stay away from land. there two other tropical systems we are watching for the carolinas. also florida. and the pacific is active. we're talking two back-to-back hurricanes working their way towards hawaii. madalyn is the first one we are watching. behind it is lester spinning over open water. next couple of days. no impact to our state. hawaii, we are keeping a close eye on that and will let you know if you have a vacation plan their, certainly keeping an eye on those storms. at home a much quieter picture as we are under mostly clear skies across much of the state. drier air moving in. i showed you that low relative humidity earlier. you can see on the water vapor imagery we have all of that brown indicating drier air in place across the state. the monster moisture we typically see is sitting to the southeast and east. with those drier conditions we will see a lot more of this. sunny skies going into this afternoon. that is the view from our phoenix children's hospital valley camp. to the north the high country where we typically start to see clouds, at this point not the case looking live with the a few clouds out there. all dry in the high country. abc 15 desert doppler will show you the fairly quiet conditions across much of the state. a little pop-up showing up in southeast arizona. in eastern arizona we will see the best potential for storm activity today. you can see the storm threat area in the green. it's across eastern arizona where we could see a pop-up shower or storm today. the rest of us looking at a dry, quiet day for the valley of the sun. into tonight looking at clear conditions with a slight chance of storms your show low. tomorrow we bring back some of the monster moisture and storm chances go back up. mainly in the higher terrain to the east. storm chances in places like window rock and stafford. dry in the valley tomorrow. we will keep an eye on storms i wouldn't rule out the dust threat even though it is low. any storms to the southeast will have that potential of producing dust. a low threat that we will watch through tomorrow. by wednesday the monster moisture works further north. by wednesday the valley storm chances go back up. a couple of dry days before the storm chances inch back up. storm chances wednesday and thursday. we could nudge up the percentages more as we get closer. drying out heading into friday, saturday and sunday. the most accurate sitting and 96. up to 104 by 2:00. 105 with sunny skies through the afternoon and into this evening. we will talk about how temperatures will drop once we bring back the monsoon moisture in the seven-day forecast. [ music playing ] >> the music world is in morning. jaun gabriele has died. a lot of sources saying the 66- we have heard natural causes. across his career he sold more than 100 million records. he was on tour in out tasso texas -- he was on tour in el paso texas. you have no doubt heard the tributes, playing his music back to back. many fans are sharing memories about the singer. an un happening today at the vatican. pope francis meeting mark zuckerberg and his wife and blessing a book for the facebook founder. according to a book -- according to sources zuckerberg talked with the pontiff about how communication technology could help fight poverty. beyonci dominating the empty me -- the mtv vma's last night. she took him eight awards. she got video of the year and also performed five songs for the stage before accepting the michael jackson video vanguard award. jimmy fallon was on the be a stage to poke fun at ryan lochte. he had that silvery green hue to his hair. lochte coming under fire recently for faking a story about getting robbed in rio. a fark cry from lochte. we learned -- a far cry from lochte. michael phelps will be the only person to appear on the wheaties lifetime achievement box. he is the most decorated olympian of all time, 28 medals total. next he will help swim coach bob bauman at asu. the serial will hit store shelves in a few weeks. don't miss the preseason action. the denver broncos head to glenn dale to take on the cardinals. exclusive coverage starts thursday at 6:00. if you are anything like us , like myself are chris, we just tore up the neighborhood on our bicycles. coming up, you have a chance to i wodon't know where about con-artistsso whend committing medicare fraud... i wodon't know where it me me so mad i wanted towhend give them the old one-two o,lways check your medicare to statements for errorsift these ookshink we're clueless, they don't have a clue it's your medicare, prott it what are the chances you have a bicycle sitting in your garage or yard? is it just collecting dust? you can actually be a holiday miracle for a child in foster care. >> we're teaming up with campaign kicks off today. tom is here to talk about it, he is the general manager of earnhardt santana hyundai. >> there are 20 stores you can visit. go online to noble.com and find a location closest to you. take any bicycle and bring them out to the dealership closest to you and they will. them up this month and recycle them for kids in foster care. >> you have a great team they gets them into roadworthy condition. >> yes. the boy scouts of america grand canyon council has taken on this task they are doing to recycling. >> a lot of eagle projects getting down there. >> dan and i have done stories on this in the past. you guys have competed putting the bicycles together. >> for you and your colleagues why this means so much to you and how you need this help? >> absolutely. these children, they are usually shuffled from home to home. they completely take these bicycles and refurbish them so that the kids will have something during the holiday season. they are all distributed around the first part of december to the families. >> we see these the neighborhood bicycles but teenagers can actually get a job if they have a bicycle. >> that's right. >> what we are looking for our new or gently used bicycles. don't worry about the age. for adults bicycles to kids, don't worry about any of that, the volunteers can fix anything except rust. >> >> drop them off where? >> go to noble.com and find the earnhardt location closest to you. we are all over the valley. is for the donation. >> thank you so much. >> just ahead, how safe are you when you check in at the airport? coming up next, per two at our in-depth look at security and why tsa agents say they are getting fed up on a job. a mother fights off an deures paster. thean, eae t. tope,, tea xitu,, ipid. endu,, ryy. niquula nus, f ia.la sh, now to part two of our story about your safety at airports. to ever get stuck in long frustrating lines and security? we all do. we aren't the only ones who are frustrated. so are many tsa employees. some are speaking out exclusively to abc 15 and katie conner. >> reporter: for almost a decade it was julie's job to make sure nothing got through security. now she is out of a job. >> i feel like i got thrown out with yesterdays trash. >> reporter: before julie started her shift last december she was given a standard breathalyzer test. there was something wrong with the machine. >> no, honey, no problem. this happens all the time. go back to work. >> reporter: fast-forward to a sexual harassment case were julie was spoke -- was called as a witness. when she spoke out she says her harassment began. julie says when she went to supervisors it got worse. leather.>> reporter: dooley was eventually fired. to remember that miss breathalyzer test? that's why the tsa told her she was can. >> not true. if it was positive why would you send me back to full duty work?>> reporter: julie says this official says it's like the lord of the flies, attacker bee attack. >> is a national problem. >> reporter: natalie quam represents julie and other tsa employees and is getting -- in disputing she says tsa employees that raised a question about national security they often get punished. >> you can't keep on harassing these people. even when you're harassing people your spending taxpayer money. enough is enough. >> management needs to be held accountable. >> reporter: julie no longer wears the tsa uniform still wants to make sure passengers are safe. she hopes her story proms change at the tsa. >> we have reached out to tsa multiple times. as of this moment we have not received a response. the pinal county sheriff's office revealing information about the so-called septic tank murders. sheriff paul that view says that victims traveled in the same area, the same truck, rather, near casagrande. that was found burned out. later that year the remains of one victim was found in a desert wash. five years after that a second set of remains found in a septic tank. workers of the septic tank system went down into the actual septic tank to continue to drain and recover the bones that were visible to the eye. >> both men were reported missing from a west phoenix home back in 2000 age. the murder serving linked to a violent mexican -- mexican drug gang. a sad story in tucson. a teenage boy found shot to jonathan schmeling was with three others trying to rob a group of people walking down that street. that group started running. that's when officers say somebody pulled out a gun and started shooting. it was jonathan schmeling who was hit and killed. the three who were in the teat -- who were with the teenager facing charges of first-degree murder. in mississippi a community is coming together to remember two catholic nuns murdered in their home. more than 300 people gathered sisters paula merrill and margaret held. a funeral mass is set for tonight. rodney earl sanders confessed to those murders. finance were immersed -- were nurse practitioners who operated a clinic in one of the state's poorest counties. this might have your rethinking the way you carry your phone. this colorado debts as the battery of his sons phone exploded while in his pocket at school. the teenager says he couldn't coming from the samsung galaxy s6. he was seen by first responders and he did have first degree burns. samsung is looking into the incident. >> luckily we had a straw man that was able to hold him down and -- it could have been a lot worse. >> talk about a rude awakening. a drugged up teenager busts through a family's living room window. deputies in florida say the homeowner hit the 19-year-ol tried to hold him down. we deputies arrived they say he was too violent to put in the rescue helicopter and had to be taken to the hospital by ambulance instead. the teenagers friend said they were using methadone and acid. a new evacuation order issued overnight because of the sober on his fire in northern california. more than 1200 firefighters are working to put that out. it started over a month ago. it has already burned more than contained. the trial was supposed to start next month but leonard moreno asked for a change of counsel because of irreconcilable differences. now he is back in court today. this time he is asking for his right to a speedy trial. he is accused of killing officer horse -- jorge vargas in 2015 when he was 15. he pleaded not guilty. a man mcso says was behind the shooting spree on the beeline highway in court today. james david walker opened fire on several people and officers back in may according to police. he is facing 40 charges including aggravated assault, armed robbery and kidnapping. walker says he is not guilty. the trial for man well pacheco is underway. he's accused of gunning down his uncle at a car wash two years ago. police say he went to the car wash, shot him and sat under a tree until police showed up. what the motive is for the killing. coming up next, we are taking action to help you see clearly. a well-known valley eye surgeon joins us to explain how a new cataract treatment works. today's news to make you smile. there are plenty of people who will tell you that some things in life are impossible. don't plan on hearing that. this is not one of the guys that will tell you that. he's a mixed martial is fighting for a spot in the octagon. it so happens he is an amputee. >> i have a disability. i'm not disabled. that's how i look at it. there are things i can do other people can't. in my mind i think you are the disabled one. >> inspirational from the man himself. that doesn't mean he's done. welcome back. being diagnosed with cataracts can be very scary. they're the most common, i didn't know this, the most common cause of vision loss for people over the age of 40. >> we are no experts, dr. j schwartz is. he is the team ophthalmologist for the suns, the d-backs, the mercury and has a lot of ex this is an exciting thing. we're going to mail this pronunciation, this new lens, what is that? >> a brand of lenses kolbe multifocal lens. it will allow you to see up close, far away, intermediate vision. what they have done with this new technology is they have improved the depth of focus. depth of focus is what you get if anybody is having trouble reading and a look through a pinhole all of the sudden they can read and it didn't affect the distance too much. what they can do is improve the depth of focus without the blocking of light you get from a pinhole. they also made it a fully diffractive optics, similar to the previous generation. they combined the older and newer and it has been an amazing lens to implant. >> are the restrictions? is there an age restriction or a health restriction? >> not really. i say not really because we always look at the health of the eye and it has to have general good health but we don't want somebody who has macular degeneration that is really bad so they can't process him he would -- really well to get this implant. 70 with a relatively healthy i should do very well. >> i know you said you just perform the first of its kind with this new lens last week. >> the first in arizona. i would imagine it opens up the world. >> it's amazing. the first one i did which was the first patient in arizona who had it done on wednesday, on thursday i saw him and he was 2020 far away and more importantly, 2020 up close. it is amazing. the other thing about this lens technology is this has an astigmatism correction built-in for those that need it. if you have an astigmatism it has a torque nothing else like it on the market. >> i love to hear about the new technology making people's lives better and enhancing their lives. that is so important. dr. j schwartz, thank you for being here. the laser center in scottsdale is at the number on your screen. >> [ laughing ] >> thank you so much. still ahead, the irs scam calls are not going way. in fact, they are getting worse. joe lets you know why your kids are now the latest targets and how you need to protect them. after a pleasant weekend we love to watch wall this is why. we love to see that green arrow, up 109 points on wall street. the dow showing some races one. for anybody that drives a monster, the automaker is recalling 190,000 cx seven suvs because of a steering defect. water could enter the front suspension ball joint fillings, which could lead to corrosion. that could possibly cause th driver to lose control and crash. the recall impacting models from 2006 minus 2006-2012. monster will contact owners and dealers to replace this for you and the part at no charge. it might be time to get a new credit card. we're learning about a new trend in the industry, credit card companies are dropping fees drastically, including stuff like foreign transaction fees as well as drops and stuff like interest rates and late fees. the reason? more competition amtrak is getting a nearly $2.5 billion loan from the government. they're using it to make upgrades and by new trains in the northeast. that will allow amtrak to serve 40% more passengers between washington and boston. anheuser-busch expected to cut about 3% of its workforce as a completely take over -- they acquired for peaks last december. 6600 jobs will be eliminated over three years. those estimates do not include sales and front office supply departments. one company with a big valley footprint making an effort to give workers an extended weekend. there is a catch. amazon extremity with a 30 hour work week. it is a pilot program that will have a small team working a shorter week. a few dozen people work monday through thursday from 10:00 intel 2:00. up the rest of the hours. the team will work on tech products within human resources. good morning. joe ducey here. the irs scam calls are out of control. now they're not just trying to get money from you or your parents, they're using our kids. move in day for college students could be a payday for scammers. hope called us scam. there is no federal student tax. another way for these clowns to get your money. a lot of you are telling me it's getting worse. bill says i just got a phony irs lawsuit call. stacy glen dower rights i was told the tax years 2009 two 2013 had recently gone through not a. this man called me 11 times this morning. trixie says i know you know about the irs scam, but it's time to remind the people again. you're right. here is the deal. the irs will not call you demanding payment, ask you to wire money or ask you to pay bike and itunes card or gift card, threatened to take you to jail if you don't pay. if you get this call hangup. i'm joe ducey. have a great day. if you have a problem let me know. around the united states gas prices are heading in the wrong direction. a an don't -- now $2.21 a gallon. that is up five cents from last month. the good news is for arizona drivers we are below the average, $2.08. down seven cents since last month. in phoenix the gas average is about $2.02. we want to tell you about several job fairs happening this week. tomorrow a job fair in gilbert, sauce pizza hiring for their new location in gilbert. on wednesday jobs career fair at the sheraton mesa hotel and a phoenix career fair at the renaissance glendale hotel and spa. we have all of the details posted on abc 15.com. i know i read that fast but it is all laid out for you on the website. we were just outside, don't do any exercise out there. >> this weekend was in the upper 90s. >> it was nice. >> for august it felt pretty good. now temperatures are getting hotter. unfortunately, that is what we have to look forward to, hotter temperatures and back into the hundreds. we have abundant sunshine and a bit of good news. if you have respiratory issues this weekend we were under several air quality alerts and healthwatch. today no air quality alerts. not reaching unhealthy levels today. that is good news. if you are especially sensitive that may still be an impact for you. at least no alerts today. sunny skies with temperatures already in the mid-90s. we made it to 99 yesterday. we are 3 degrees shy of that. at lunchtime we have plenty of warming. it is a dry heat, humidity at 18%. the dew points have really dropped. into the mid-40s. we will see the monsoon moisture return by midweek. in the meantime, today plan on dryer conditions and hotter temperatures. already running several degrees warmer in several valley cities in comparison to where we work 24 hours ago. a few spots have already hit the hundreds, including glendale and surprise. low 100s at this hour. into the hundreds soon in the other valley cities. we will get there going into this afternoon. for lunchtime, phoenix will feel toasty, upper 90s by lunchtime. 100th set in by 1:00. up to 104 by 2:00 before we peek out at a high of 105 this afternoon. right around 4:00. dry conditions today tomorrow. tomorrow we bring back of the storm chances in the high country and we could see some storms to the east, including the clouds billowing up. expecting the valley to stay driver tuesday. by wednesday into thursday storm chances going back up in the phoenix metro. we could see a few scattered storms wednesday afternoon into thursday. we will keep updating you as we get closer. dryer conditions today 105 in phoenix. hotter out west. temperatures in yuma and lake havasu to -- have a sue up to 110 today. across the valley high temperatures warming up to near average. the averages 104. we will hit 104 in tempe him about be above average in levine. 100 for today in peoria and deer valley hits 103. tonight temperatures dropping into the low 80s with upper cities -- with upper 70s in spots. phoenix down to looking at the seven-day forecast, temperatures trending down a bit wednesday into thursday as the monsoon moisture increases. heading into the weekend we will dry out with low hundreds sticking around. a man treats his wife like a princess for their anniversary with a surprise in colorado. >> smart man. listen to this. >> our uber is across the street. >> pretty smooth. lauren can hardly contain her excitement as she realizes her husband got a horse and carriage for their seventh anniversary date night. thanks for setting the bar so high. he told her there uber riders had arrived and it was time to go to dinner. >> you can see all of today's top didio's every weekday on right this minute at 2 pm here on abc 15. that reminds me of that seinfeld we asked if you're planning to go see donald trump's speech on wednesday. 86% said yes. 10% said no. the rest of planning to protest that speech. as we come up on noon we shooting outside a bar in phoenix. it happened your 16th st. and bethany home. the shooting happened after four men got into a fight. a pinal county sheriff's deputy involved in a crash is expected to be okay. this is the to 87 and attaway road near coolidge. roads are back open right now. new information about the septic tank murders. the sheriff says both victims traveled in the same truck near casagrande. it was found burned out of maricopa in 2009. the murders are being linked to a violent mexican drug gang. we have what they're working on for the now arizona at 4:00. >> we have a new twist in the epipen price hike controversy. and unusual move the maker of the epipen announced, they will offer a version for half the original cost. also, a group representing pediatricians across the nation one more children to be vaccinated. we will tell you about the new stephanie will be here with the latest on what caused that chaos last night at lax. she was in the middle of it and she will tell us what that was like. it was quite the experience. everybody thought there was gunshots. >> and then you get a guy dressed up like zero. >> that is all coming your way at 4:00. let's talk about the forecast. today hot, into the 100s. dry today today and tomorrow. developing in the higher terrain to the east by tomorrow. valley chances kicking back up wednesday and thursday. we will dry out just in time for the weekend. we still have a whole month to go for the monsoons. there is still plenty of time for rain and rain chances. it looks like wednesday and thursday will be the most i'm no marketing guru... but this guy is. he's from madison avenue. he likes to say things like... raised without antibiotics. that's a phrase he invented to make chicken sound safer. and it doesn't mean much because, by federal law, all chickens must be clear of antibiotics before they leave the farm. i've got more. 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