it looks like it might be a false alarm. it looks like a rainbow, but it may just be the light reflecting off the thick clouds. either way, an impressive shot over downtown phoenix and the area. if you have a great pictures send them to share@abc15.com. right now showers are tracking over parts of glendale, right between the i-17 and grand avenue around 59th avenue. light rainfall , you could see some wet roads. we will talk about the storm chances date in just a few minutes. we are doing pretty good on i-17. maybe you're traveling southbound near cactus, not seeing any delays because of the wet roads. you will see it around the durango curb on i-17. on i-10 in the west valley an 18 minute desert drive time from loop 101 to the 17. those delays are before 83rd tunnel. we will have a closer look at the east valley in a few minutes. breaking news. the newest information coming in right now after a shooting investigation is underway in the west valley. one person is dead. this person was an innocent bystander near 51st near 51st avenue. and southern. >> reporter: we just got a little closer to where this actually happened. phoenix police telling me the guy pulled up to. somebody up. that is when somebody drove down this street, opened fire, killing him. they say this started a few blocks from here. about 7:40 last night there was an altercation between two groups of people. three hours later they got another call to this neighborhood. this time for a shooting. they found the male victim with a gunshot wound. they believe a couple of those people from that original person they shot, it was the wrong target. the sky had nothing to do with it, he was just here to. somebody up. at this point we don't have a good description of any of the suspects. phoenix police saying the original group, a lot of those folks were not cooperating or talking so they don't have a lot to go on. as soon as we get a better suspect description we will pass that along to you. live in phoenix with abc 15. the serial street shooter. overnight i was coming in and i heard about a wildfire in california. this is a new one that kicked out. the blue cut fire is raging near san bernardino and has forced 86,000 people from their home. this massive blaze, we will have new details on this fast-growing fire throughout >> we have an exclusive update on jessie wilson. he is the 10-year-old missing buckeye boy. we now have learned from police that jesse's mother was no stranger to officers. katie conner has been digging through this report. jesse has been missing for more than a month now. so many people are looking for some help of what happened. >> that's right. officers are searching the middle of the desert like for jesse. it's a possibility he also ran away by going to a truck stop like this, getting into a car and getting on i-10. he could be anywhere. police reports confirm they did visit the home this past april after jesse was found on a road after running away from home. in 2011 avondale police received two complaints that jesse's mom wasn't giving enough food to her five kids. when police showed up they found two little boys tied to their at that time the cops decided there was no need for further action or follow-up because mom told the officers it was because the boys were getting out at night. the same thing she told us six years later. we do want to let everyone at home no the mom has not been charged with a crime. buckeye police say she is cooperating with the investigation. pima county deputy recovering after he shot and killed a tucson man during a fight report of a man trying to take pictures and luring kids to his vehicle. the deputy found the car, try to get the driver to pull over and ended up in a driveway. the suspect got out of the car they started fighting for the suspect was shot and out of the hospital. deputies -- the deputy has multiple cuts to his face and head come of it is expected to be okay. a split-second decision leaves a man dead. the guy was cleaning some offices near rios a lot of and a hammer. he shot him. you can see from air 15 we spotted that hammer lying on the ground. the worker says he fired in self-defense. the man who was shot later died at the hospital. we have new information on the devastating murder of a three-year-old in youngtown. mcso telling abc 15 they found evidence of drug activity inside that home. deputies arrested shea holloway last weekend. down the stairs and then stabbed him to death. right now investigators are trying to figure out if those drugs are connected to the murder. the rain in louisiana has been devastating. 11 people have died. 40,000 homes damaged, 60,000 people have registered for fema assistance. >> we can see the high water levels. let's put this into perspective. the national weather service tweeting out the rainfall in we're talking more than 2.5 years, it's 19 inches. in baton rouge since wednesday they have had more than our level of 19 inches. that is incredible. >> those images. the governor says there are 9000 people now living in red cross shelters. he has no idea how many people are still missing in high water. still a scary situation. taylor swift says she is flood relief. >> she says she's trying to give back after fans there graciously welcomed her when she kicked off her 1989 world tour last year. she is also encouraging others to donate as well. certainly they can use all the help they can get. let's talk about our weather. >> this morning we're waking up to some rain and rainbows across the valley. i will tell you where the rain is still falling and we will talk about your wednesday forecast next. on abc 15. a family trying to make it through a rough patch, including the loss of several pets. we will tell you how you can help out. the first offended -- defendant in thergan standoff case will be in court. what is next for two defendants (jet engine reving up) you hear that? that's the sound of our summer sale firing up its engines with fares as low as 69 dollars one-way. so get ready to take off ... because sale prices as low as these don't happen every day! book your low fare now at southwest.com. nothing to hide. that's transfarency. checking out the skies and valley. it looks like we could be seeing a full rainbow right now. this is over downtown phoenix. as i look at the cameras north of their, over uptown, you can see the other side of that rain fell. this rainbow is showing up because we have been tracking a few light showers in the valley early this morning. most of the showers tapering off. we still have a few light sprinkles in parts of glendale. right around 59th avenue it's not too heavy and so far the rain gauges are picking up under 1/10 of an inch, but enough to make the roads wet from dunlap to grand avenue and along 59th avenue. if you wet spots along i-17 and cactus road are not out of the question. you may still need to use a few windshield wipers this morning. other than that, the rest of the valley is doing pretty good. the valley with the exception of that lingering shower. through about 7:00 we will see a 10% chance of rain before we clear out storm chances until later this afternoon and evening. as you're walking to the bus stop, most of us trying -- enjoying a nice dry walk. temperatures in the 80s. by this afternoon very hot. we have poor air quality and we will talk about those alerts and the storm chances for later today in just a few minutes. are pretty much staying steady. out in the west valley and the 10 right where you would. >> from 83rd to the tunnel and i-17 around the durango curve. the east valley has been quiet all morning. that includes us 60, just a 14 minute desert drive time from doctors -- bella vista to the 101. even into the north valley. this is 16th st. not doing too bad. i will break down the rest of you north valley commute in a couple of minutes. fire in california, san bernardino california. this is live. it looks fake as the flames and smoke are giving us outlook. it is now up to 18,000 acres. >> that looks like a movie. >> we will talk about some major changes for phoenix pride. why the nonprofit is closing its lgbt center in downtown phoenix. ? ? hey, is this our turn? 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(avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get zero percent on select subaru models during the subaru a lot to love event, now through august thirty-first. a lot of you are just waking up and this is a view from the abc 15 live drive. crews are out and about in the valley. yes, some clouds and rain. perhaps you're waking up to some in your neighborhood. accurate forecast in minutes. a mesa family that has been through the ringer. >> you feel for them. their grandmother is just home from the hospital after a bout with flesh eating bacteria. a fire takes just about everything they have, even their pets. kira and her three kids and parents forced to stay in a hotel. she was cooking dinner when her stepdad started yelling fire. they all got out with just the clothing on their backs. four cat and two dogs died in that fire. my fault. i should have rain in there and grab them, but i just froze. >> firefighters did save one dog. he is in bad shape. we have put a link to a donation account on abc 15.com. keller elementary is also collecting clothing for the kids. they could use boys clothes size 9 and 3t. if you can help out please do so. phoenix pride lgbt center is closing its doors. the nonprofit says it's all less than 10 visitors a day and doesn't have the funds to stay open. the center will move its program to meetings that temporary spaces and to set up more resources online. they opened in 2014. 17 minutes ago i told you about breaking news coming out on fire just off the coast. we have some of the first images coming in from there. if we can go to the ipad it's very short. more than 500 people on board. many of them abandoning ship the.. -- abandoning ship. the fire apparently started in the engine room. this is the emphasis -- latest information we have the coast a big break in a case in phoenix that started 2000 miles away. what was once a missing persons case in charlotte is now a homicide case because phoenix pd found sandy leaps missing car abandoned in the valley. she and two others have been missing since last tuesday. police believe her former boyfriend and his current girlfriend dumped the car in phoenix and took off to mexico. the fbi is now trying to track them member of the organ standoff at that while refuge earlier in the year? the first defendant in that case will now spend the next 2.5 years behind bars. he was sentenced to prison yesterday after pleading guilty to conspiracy. donna britt timer and joseph o'shaughnessy pleaded guilty and are awaiting sentencing. >> video privacy to the rounds on social media. it appears to against a patrol car. in the video it looks like her feet are dangling several inches above the ground. the woman is curious about what happened and told a local police -- tv station she plans to sue the department. a spokesperson says authorities know about this video and are investigating. hard to he said he wouldn't be able to live with himself if his family lost him. that is an inmate apologizing to a texas couple after he stole their car. terrence edge gets out of his car and grabs the man, leaving the car running. the suspect jumped in and sprints back to the car, grabbed the handle this is tough to see. he gets dragged under the wheel . the suspect speeding away. you just hurt his knee. he got some bruises. inmate apologizing and says it was his fault. he knows what he did was wrong. let's talk about the forecast. you know it's going to be a good day when you wake up to the site of a rainbow. looking at a picture sent in by one of our field crews, sending in that shot of the full rainbow over the valley. the rainbow coming after though showers we have been tracking overnight and ea morning. still tracking some very light rainfall through the glenn dale area. again, you can see the shower starting to taper off through this morn. a few pockets of rain around 59th avenue. and grand avenue . you may need to use the windshield wipers, although this will probably roll off the windshield. we haven't seen much accumulation in that area, but watch for a few wet roads lingering through the early morning commute because of some of those showers we saw overnight. quiet and dry. we are also dry in spots like deer valley. as we go through today there is a chance we could see more storms fire up this afternoon, especially over the higher terrain. like what we saw yesterday, a few storms could move off the higher terrain and into the metro. spotty shower, that chance there about 7:00 this one. skies clearing up afternoon and evening we could see another storm rolling it out the higher terrain. chances are at 10% today. future cast isn't bringing a lot into the valley. that potential is still there. don't let your guard down completely this afternoon. into tomorrow storm chances are looking much better over the phoenix metro. as the rain chances go up our temperatures will trended down. today is still hot, up to 109. storms with temperatures eventually dropping closer to average into the weekend. if you're starting off in the north part of the valley the 101 looks picture-perfect with no delays traveling eastbound from 75th past the 51. no issues there. on the 10 we are seeing delays and a new crash. this is i-10 eastbound at avondale boulevard. i don't think it's adding to the delays, but you are seeing some pretty sl the 10. i will show you this is back at 83rd avenue. this is back at 83rd avenue. once you're past about 67th it lightens up a bit. not in the clear until your past i-17. we will give you a look at i-17 next. a man pulls up on the street to give someone a ride. he was shot and killed. an innocent bystander. what we are just finding out about this victim. more zika cases popping up across the country. against the go. the cardinals are back and we are giving away tickets to the game on september 1. all you have to do is download the app and look for the contest pagoda abc 15.com/win for rules and more information. -- go to abc 15.com/win for rules and more information. a lot of people are concerned after the cardinals coach -- after coach areas had to make a trip the hospital. we will have more on that shortly. a hero when epidemic 26 people overdose yesterday in the span of four hours. that's a number they might see for the entire month. officials believe the drug is laced with fentanyl. this is the same concern ohio had where they have responded to hundreds and hundreds of similar calls all over the summer months. we are learning new information on the zika virus in new york city. so far 49 pregnant women have tested positive in that city one baby has been born with microcephaly because of the virus. during a press conference yesterday the new york mayor says the city has tested more than 3400 at risk pregnant women and committed $21 million to protect new yorkers from zika. federal health officials say there have been 420 zika cases in new york city. a rush to get ice cream turns into a rushed to the hospital. we have more on the child hit by a car in the west valley. you will be shocked to find out a new detail in that case of a missing buckeye boy. we have a new police report coming up. a quick moving wildfire forcing thousands from their home. these are live images of the blue cut fire burning near same francisco -- near san francisco. traffic is slowing down. we will have a look at some of those delays. we are in for another hot day if you're just waking up, talk about the wrong place at the wrong time. and in this bystander shot and killed in phoenix. -- an innocent bystander shot and killed in phoenix. a three-year-old hit car. we will tell you about the driver who is deeply upset after that crash. that video is some of the wildfires we are covering in california. some people were heading into work this morning with some rain coming down. let's check in with iris. can we see any more storms today? >> the chance is there today. this morning showers are tapering off. we will keep a 10% chance of spotty light showers for the >> mostly clear skies as the thicker clouds in the west valley clear out. it won't be until later this afternoon and evening we could see another round of showers and storms. right now we are sitting at 88. you will feel some humidity things to the early morning showers. temperatures heating up into the hundreds before lunchtime. up to 109 today. another sizzling hot day. we will talk about storm chances and the air-quality alert in just a bit. now south of the durango curve. you can see a standstill right now. there was a crash that has now been moved off the freeway. it will take some time for traffic to get back to normal. let's have a look at those delays. back to about the i-10 stack, it could get worse before it gets better but the crash is now clear. pretty quiet, especially the east valley. the 101 and the north valley slowing down. we have crash on the 10. we will have a closer look at that in the next traffic check. a search happening right now. this is an update to the breaking news we have been following in southwest phoenix. a deadly drive-by shooting. the thing here, this guy who was killed in this was in the wrong place at the wrong time. an innocent bystander trying to get to his car. the location will be near 51st avenue. and southern neighborhood. justin pazera has been on the scene all morning. the investigation is far from over. >> reporter: they have a lot left to do in this investigation. i'm finding out new information about the victim. we believe he is in his late 20s, possibly 28 years old. he was on the street at this kerber and picking somebody up in one of these houses when a car drove down this block, opened fire, shooting and this all started about 7:40 last night when police were called to the neighborhood. there was a fight between two groups. about three hours later police were called back out to this neighborhood. this time for a shooting. police believe a couple of those groups, a couple of the people in one of the scripts, they came back here and were trying to retaliate when they shot this guy. the thing is, it was the wrong target. an innocent bystander was i spoke with a homeowner who came here to see if his daughter was okay. she lives in this area. he is lucky one of his grandchildren were mixed it up in this. he says four kids were in this house. phoenix police don't have a lot to go on right now. as soon as we get a better description we will pass that along. live in phoenix with abc 15. >> also noteworthy, you were reporting earlier this is not tied to that phoenix serial viewers are aware of that. thank you for those updates. a valley mother is helpless as her three-year-old daughter lies in a hospital bed at pch. >> that little girl was hit by a vehicle their 75th avenue. and camelback as she dashed across the street to get an ice cream cone. driver in this was a phoenix police officer. >> accident happened. it happens. kids jump across the street. it was an accident. >> you can hear it in his voice. the neighbor feeling guilty after he called police to the neighborhood for an animal cruelty case. we're told the child ran out and was hit and she has several skull fractures that officer was taken to a nearby precinct to be questioned by detectives. a great reminder, hug your kids you have to watch them any time there crossing the street. for the ice cream man comes around i stop the kids, because they just want to run out. >> they are excited. this is a devastating situation for everyone involved. he has been missing for more than a month. sadly, still no sign of 10-year-old jessie wilson. this morning we have exclusive information that may give us some insight into his home life. katie conner is live in buckeye. what were you able to determine from that docum >> reporter: in this new report we found out when officers responded to jesse's home a few years ago they found two little boys tied to their beds. crystal told officers the boys were getting out at night, which is why she used a harness the cops decided there was no need for any further action. fast-forward to july 2016 we jesse disappeared.'s mom tells police she thinks he ran away from home. the chief says this could become a recovery mission. >> playing out every scenario that we have. we have to be realistic, we have to have a we are the police department, we have to look at every available option. >> jesse is a fourth hope ralph -- high-profile missing case here in arizona. we want to be very clear, the mom has not been charged with this investigation and the police chief tells us she is cooperating with detectives. >> so many questions this morning. hopefully we get some answers soon. thank you for digging through those documents. switching gears, back to the live desk. chris has been monitoring some of these images coming out of that california wildfire. >> dan was doing a facebook live on this because the images imagery, this is a live look from a chopper. this fire is now at 18 this fire is now at 18,000 acres. it is burning fast. it's not even 24 hours old. it's going from treetop to treetop. they call that crowning. it started about 10:30 yesterday morning. 700 personnel are on the scene. that number is expected to grow today. >> look at the flames last night. unbelievable images and bring them to you. it gives you a feeling about the thousands who are forced from their homes. they had little to no notice. >> homes that are in danger, crews are concerned about trains running today. also several schools were evacuated yesterday. they will not return today. crews estimates that more than 82,000 people are affected by those evacuations. just a under control. >> there'll be a large police presence at central avenue and belt. this is a live look of officers carrying shields. it looks like things have started to calm down a little bit. this came out as a stabbing call. officers have a person in custody. you can see the police k-9 units on the scene. we are getting a look at the scene as it is unfolding. this will be near central and belt. presence in this area. one person in custody. we will revisit this and i will let you know what this is all about in a few minutes. a whole different kind of montee ball we could soon be seeing playing out in the valley. -- different kind of money ball we could see playing out in the valley. host a special session voting on the potential for a private buyer for chase field. the d-backs are saying they did reach out to investors at one point we do know the price tag is somewhere around $60 million. happening today, donald trump will get his first classified briefing. he will be briefed by the national intelligence office which will prepare him for future briefings if he takes office. joining him will be governor. chris christie and michael flynn, the former head of the defense intelligence agency. coming from the trump camp today. >> overnight trump was 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if there was rain last night, there was in parts of the valley. you will notice that smell, that lingering smell of rain outside. we even had some rain goes to show off. as you can see from this time lapse they were fairly light showers that rolled through early this morning. parts of the west valley. lingering sprinkles that i continue to track on abc 15 desert doppler along i-17 this morning. spreading a bit over to state route 51. overall very light. you may get a few sprinkles if you're driving down i-17 near camelback or bethany home. we also had a little shower popping up at the base of the astray as. is not too active across the valley. for most of us the drive into work will be dry. as we go through the day today we will have to keep a close eye on storms that will fire up all of the mogollon rim. just like yesterday, they could move up the higher terrain and into the phoenix metro by this evening. just a slight chance. we will have to watch out for that. we are looking at the potential for more scattered showers and thunderstorms across our state and in the to give us a slightly higher chance of storms. in the isolated range the early morning shower chances ending after 7:00. by this evening we will ring that 10% chance back 20% chance for scattered storms. the best potential over the higher rain. -- higher terrain. over the weekend an isolated chance of storms and lingering monsoon moisture. we will talk about temperatures. they will be dropping as the monsoon moisture increases. adele tickets are some of the hottest in town. how do you know you are getting the real deal? how some of her biggest fans got an even bigger we have a great view of our sunrise, some great shots around the valley. some sprinkle's overnight lingering into the morning hours. that resulted in some rainbows. iris will have the most accurate forecast in just a couple of minutes. >> let's have a look at the roads right now. >> one in the west valley with this is eastbound at avondale boulevard.. you can see we have little break with -- past the 101. at 83rd it will slow down again for west valley drivers. in the north part of the valley we are seeing some delays on the 101. and 11 minute desert drive time eastbound from the 17 to the 51. low spots around 19 seven or so. you will also see a slow back toward 67th avenue. we have crash on the side eastbound at 67th avenue. . if you have scrolled through facebook you have probably seen a lot of adele video from last night. some of her fans are starting their day on a sour note because it turns out the tickets they bought were fake. adele has another show tonight , that is not making marissa sanchez feel any better. she spent $400 on two tickets to take her sister for her birthday. when she tried to get and she >> i'm so hurt. my sister is blaming herself. i'm like, it's okay, it's money, it sucks but there's nothing we can do. she is crying. >> that will be devastating. she says she but the tickets on craigslist by -- 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6:00 here on abc 15. all isn't cards. there was a big scare for the team in san diego as coach aryans was rushed to the hospital. >> he was complaining of stomach pains and was taken away in an ambulance. we're hoping to get a full update around noon today. >> anything we learned we will pass along to you. maybe you missed it, but it rained overnight. i got these images outside the studio this morning. we are talking about this earlier, it moved off quickly. >> it did. in about 10 minutes i am dropping storm chances below 10%. we have had light showers across parts of the valley this morning. they are tapering off. i expect we will see clouds starting to clear out. we will end up with mostly sunny skies by midday. i later this afternoon and evening we could see move off the higher terrain and closer to the valley. we will have to watch for that. that is why the 10% chance is in the forecast again this evening. patchy blowing dust is not out of the question, especially with storms to the south. keep your abc 15 mobile app handy and we will alert you of anything heading your way. the afternoon newscast will also give you a heads up. as we see the clearing skies through midday the ozone concentrations could go up we pollution advisory today. the ozone, the pollutants, could reach unhealthy levels for folks with respiratory issues. plan on limiting your time outdoors today. it will be another hot one. right now we are sitting at 88. a bit humid because of the early morning rain. it will get hot. temperatures reaching 100 by 11:00 this morning. highs today just shy of 110, up to 109. you will notice valley temperatures will be above the 30 year average, which is 104. we will make it to 108 today in green country. 107 chandler. also endear valley. i have lower temperatures in the seven-day forecast as the storm chances get higher over the next few days.'s. -- we are starting to see some more slowdowns popping up. one-stop will be loop 202 red time westbound. that will start with 101 and take you to the mini stack. the heaviest is near mcclintock near scottsdale. you will see stop and go. the rest of the east valley has small pockets of slowing along the loop 202 santana toward the arizona avenue. on the 60, even those delays aren't extensive, making your way toward stably this is the hottest spot right now as far as slowing. we got breaking news. we have cruise on the scene of an active police situation near central and bell. we are sorting out the details and getting new information on the early morning shooting that left an innocent bystander dead. it sounds like a drive-by. a lot to sort through. we upped the ante at culver's to create the new crispy southwest chicken sandwich. all-natural, whole white meat chicken breast. 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 flavor and only here for a limited time. mmmhmm. if you'reri a large police presence. at least one person has been taken into custody. we don't know the situation at this point, but we have cruise on the ground. air 15 is overhead as well giving us a live look at that scene. one man was shot in a drive-by shooting. that man was just trying to pickup one by and opened fire. police believe this is connected to an argument earlier in the night between two groups of people. they believe one of those folks was trying to retaliate when they shot this guy, except it was, again, the wrong person at this point. we don't have a good description of that new suspect. he could still spend years in prison. the nau shooting case heads back to court today. stephen jones does not dispute killing a fellow student october as well as injuring three more. he claims it was self-defense. his trial is set to begin next april. we could have a change of plea from christopher mckenna today. here is a former scottsdale teacher accused of having inappropriate relationship with a minor. the 37-year-old even sent naked pictures and made sexual comments to the teenager on twitter. that is after he got caught. another live look coming out of san bernardino county -- county. already burning 18,000 yet. 700 personnel on the scene of this one. more than 82 700 personnel on the scene of this one. more than 82,000 people have been under evacuation notice. good morning america is minutes away. let's see what they're working on. coming up on gma, danger at an amusement park. six children taken to the hospital after an electric shock on a ride. one child even burned. this is the latest in the string of park accidents around the country. we will have all of that coming up on gma. let's look at the most accurate seven-day forecast. today still a hot one. up to 109. early morning showers and things will be quieting down. the skies will clear out. this evening watch for a stray shower or storm that could move in off the higher terrain. keep your abc 15 mobile app handy. storm chances looking more promising for thursday. temperatures will start to trended down. low 100s for the highs. throughout the valley. we now have three crashes on the i-10 in the west valley. let's give you a look from our adot camera. once you are past those crashes it's still pretty heavy. the abc 15 mobile app has the very latest on the weather. >> we will se with prism on the go from centurylink, you can get your favorite shows right on your devices pretty much everywhere you go. um, paul, that was great. i like how you can walk around and watch your shows. and your delivery really evokes "the frozen north". meets "un giorno nella vita." or early film noir. like "whispering city." but the french version. i'm just gonna take a drumstick there. hmm, it's a bit derivative. mom: and your suggestion? 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