warm water and packing winds up to 75 miles per hour. look at the rain showers starting to move into southern arizona. that's where we see the book of that moisture. the national weather service issuing that flash flood watch from douglas to show low. notice across the greater phoenix area. they have canceled the flash flood watch because take a look. a lot of models are indicating this track moving further toward the east. a lot of rainfall. red shaded areas from areas of tucson toward the safford area. that is 2.5 to 4 inches of rainfall. flooding issues expected there. how long will around? that is coming up with your seven day planner. there are real concerns tonight that flooding from this hurricane could have a drastic effect on the u.s. port of entry. investigative reporter megan low tells us the ms. of tunnels beneath the port are at risk of collapsing.>>reporter: the city of novalis sits in a valley and wind storm clouds form, streets this was july, 2014 when 2 inches of rain dropped on the city. all of the floodwater eventually went underground into the tunnels that flow from mexico into arizona. >> people can get swept away. >> reporter: in the spring of this year, a border patrol agent took us down a flight of stairs. >> that is a pretty stout door. >>reporter: to one of the underground rivers that runs directly beneath the u.s. border with mexico. >> how much water gets in here when it is really raining? >> wall to wall, floor to ceiling. >>reporter: the structural integrity of another nearby tunnel has caught the attention of arizona's u.s. senators. they wrote a letter in july warning that the tunnel is in jeopardy of collapsing and that the monsoon season would place the tunnel at further risk. with the tunnel collapses, it could shut the port and put travelers and customs and border protection officers lives at risk. back in mexico, we dropped into a storm drain and headed toward the river that flows beneath the port of entry. >> you can hear water flowing up ahead. the tunnel is pitch black, walls concrete with cracks and gaps, debris littering the ground and water pours wn tomorrow, this could be a raging torrent as the remnants of hurricane newton bear down on this city, turning the streets into rivers and filling the failing tunnels to capacity. >> you were physically there your self. you are down in the tunnels. how bad is it? >> they don't look very sound but the u.s. general services administration is studying the tunnels to see what, if to shore them up. whatever they decide, it is going to require the cooperation of the u.s. and mexican governments because a lot of the problem is south of the border. >> right smack in the middle of the election season. thanks for that report. cbs 5 tracking the latest from hurricane newton and how it is affecting our forecast right here in the valley. look for special coverage starting at 4:30 am on wake up arizona. you can also open up our cbs 5 a bank robbery and a wild high-speed police chase and a fatal shooting. that sequence of events played out all across the valley today. the aftermath is affecting traffic tonight. amanda goodman now with the latest from tempe. >>reporter: there is still a lot of police activity here on base -- baseline and the i-10 on-ramp were officers shot and killed that mean brother who they identified as 31-year-old stephen del rio. the west valley to the east ended in tempe. phoenix police say this started out as a bank robbery call in avondale where three suspects reportedly held the place up before shooting at police and taking off. during the pursuit, two suspects bailed but were later caught. the driver refusing to give up. witnesses were glad officers stopped them when they did. >> it's dangerous with kids in the car. they knew how to take care of it >> the already shot at police officers. he has endangered the public for a half-hour as he drives recklessly. it is important to stop him. >>reporter: weight this evening, they identified the driver who was shot and killed but the other two suspects, they have not released their identities yet. amanda goodman in tempe cbs 5 news. >> still no sign of a valley medical student missing in lake pleasant since sunday. conte four-year-old chintan parents have traveled here from chicago helping search crews until about 11:00 tonight. he rented the boat with friends for the labor day weekend. friends called for help on sunday when they realized he was missing. a possible predator may be targeting female runners along a popular trail in north- central phoenix. an alleged victim shares her story with cbs 5 lindsey reiser after she says the man tried to run her over. >>reporter: along central avenue, cyclists and runners are used to looking out for cars but this woman says they are now looking out for more. >> when you are a woman and you are a runner, you expect to be harassed a little bit. it's wrong. >>reporter: but this woman who asked us to conceal her identity, we will call her janet, says what happened to her recently was more serious than a cat call. janet says before crossing one of the residential streets along central, she stopped for >> the gentleman inside the car started milling towards me like come here. i thought i will -- he is signaling me to run across. >>reporter: she says she had a bad feeling as he looked at her intensely. >> i ran across and as soon as i got in front of his car, he pushed the gas pedal and started accelerating toward me. i kept running and thought why would he do something like that? >>reporter: she posted about it on the next door app when she says other female nn >> either stalking them while they were running or one person, he exposed himself to that woman. >> these are those lead in things, the smaller gestures that we believe a lot of suspects will take before moving onto a larger crime. >>reporter: police say they have not been notified of this yet. their message is no matter how know about it. >> i will never tell you calling 911 for something that concerns you is a waste of time because it's not.>>reporter: phoenix police say in light of the allegations, runners should run in pairs if they can, carry cell phones, and always be aware of your surroundings. lindsey reiser cbs 5 news. we weren't notified. we weren't properly notified about the types of criminals that are going to be now basically in the same area that our kids are going to be. >> in today's electronic communication, homeowners are convinced that the arizona department of correction pulled a fast one on them. d.o.c. opened up a transitional center nearby with the only legal notice published in the local paper. a growing number of people who live off i-17 and pinnacle peak are speaking out demanding the new maricopa county reentry center be moved. the facility is designed to help released offenders find a home and a job to help their transition back into society. were never told outright that sex offendors, drug dealers and even murderers would be living there. >> i see protesting, picketing, boycotting businesses. i see a lot of that. the community is very strongly opposed to it and for the most part, everyone that i have spoken to is absolutely positively against it. >> the arizona department of constructions met with a couple homeowners last weekend is planning to set up community meetings to ease their concerns. the doc has also posted on its website these answers to a list of frequently asked questions. thanks a lot. tracking newton out there. a live look outside. as you can see, mainly clear conditions and passing clouds with a high below average. cooler temperatures looking pretty nice. the dew point climbs tomorrow. the latest information in the the greater phoenix area has canceled that as it comes to the flash flood watch but most of arizona is southeastern arizona from tucson to douglas to show low. already seeing some rain in southeastern arizona and a lot of showers across safford and tucson. this will be a mess tomorrow. this is a big event around 6 am for the morning commute. tune in and check out the latest track on newton but most of those storms moving to the north and south. acre moisture in the air to create enough instability to bring up patchy storms. quiet conditions thursday morning into friday. we will see mostly clear skies. we have the threat of light rainfall here and temperatures much cooler than average with a high of 93 degrees. loving that. that seven day planner, the threat of off and on showers with rain staying east of us. mid-90s on thursday and things should be. about 102 degrees on sunday and must declare next week. at 10:10 pm, you are ready to face wednesday but we still have answers for your tuesday night including answers parents need to know about atvs and safety. you get the letter in the mail that says you're getting $20,000 a year and you're like oh my gosh but then you have to pay $30,000 more. >> planning for college means more than just applications and campus tours. some frank questions parents and students need to be asking ? 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the head of college counseling at great hearts says the standout -- to stand out, you need to put the wheels turning as early as middle school but hit the gas freshman year. >> grades matter, start. >>reporter: but good grades aren't enough. in fact, she says one of the biggest trends in college admissions and scholarship is how your kids spend their time outside the classroom. >> students who do the best in 12th grade, the ones who sit down and have all these options and opportunities, are the ones who really just did great work. focused on their class work, got involved in things they genuinely loved, not to pat a resume the things they are passionate about. >>reporter: and remember you will likely be paying for part of the cost so you need to have early on >> that was a wake-up call when you get the letter that says we are giving you $20,000 a year and you are like this is amazing but you have to pay $30,000 more and where is that coming out of? that is where the conversation had to take place. >>reporter: heidi goitia, cbs 5 news. >> most scholarship money comes from the colleges them selves so make sure your school knows you plan to attend if you want a piece of that pie. grammy award-winning singer and valley native is kicking off a 27 city tour in north america and it starts right here on october 25 at talking stick arena. the pretenders will join her for the 24 karat gold to her which will make stops in denver, dc, boston, philly, new york and dallape. tickets go on sale september 12. oh my god, you are on fire. i am on fire. somebody call the fire that's wonderful. >> [ laughter ] on the late show with stephen colbert, a behind the scenes look at the latest trump photo shoot harry connick junior on the late show right after this newscast. >> with the upcoming election, he is on fire for sure. very funny stuff. all eyes are on newton. where should you start when you're told you have cancer? start with a specialist. start where you'll find advanced technology, precision treatment options and truly compassionate care. start here with a team of experts who treat only cancer. every stage. every day. it's the only thing we do. start at cancer treatment centers of america of phoenix. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com/experts appointments available now. paul babeu exposed in a damning home video. extreme discipline used on special needs kids at a boarding school he used to run. widespread cases of physical and sexual abuse. students were also stripped down and forced to wear nothing but a sheet. indisputable evidence that congressional candidate because they're hopeless. because they're hopeless. a long history of abuse, the students may never recover. areas of tucson up through areas of margalis and up in the safford area. we are going to keep a close eye on that but most of the rain east. temperatures much cooler than average. average high 104 degrees and highs tomorrow in phoenix only around 93 degrees. after five full days of football, a chance for a deep breath tonight and let the anticipation build for the cardinals season opener sunday night against the patriots. the cardinals have super bowl expectations from the shoulders of their running back david johnson who set the franchise record for touchdowns last he was out and about tonight with the kickoff party at cowboys in peoria to raise money for law enforcement charities and bring awareness to sleep apnea. johnson sounds like a man on a mission this evening. >> we have so many great players, great veterans on our team. we are ready to take the lead by storm. we were ready for the super bowl but we know we have to take it day by day. >> diamondbacks and dodgers in dallas. rick vaug the diamondbacks get a score. aj pollock launching his second home run since returning from injury but it would not last. justin turner against shelby miller making his second start since returning from the minors. miller got rocked tonight. he is to do check 11 now. the man he was sort -- twitted for hits a home run for the braves. atlanta taking on the atlanta dream. this is an uphill battle. brittney griner late in the year but they could not get over the hump tonight. down 4 late and the dream pull away. tiffany hayes, a big bucket. the mercury run out of time in the playoff race. a major surprise in college basketball recruiting. the number one recruit in the nation pics the innovate -- u of a right here in phoenix. he is originally from the bahamas. he was the highest -ranked recruit to ever commit to it. >> and i know they can help me get to the next level. >> the sun devils have to go to the first half without their football safety marcus ball suspended for targeting asu and texas tech. >> we are 1-0 ditch and we've got a challenge. we know we've got a really good football team coming in here, that's college football. that's why you do it and we've got a great challenge this weekend looking forward to it and figuring out a way. >> look at texas tech has been getting it together. some mock wwe monday night raw complete with a john scene impersonator and finishes with a signature attitude put your finger to good use. we don't agree on everything. but we do agree that an honest day's work deserves an honest day's pay. representative kyrsten sinema knows that. when congress refused to work and pass a budget, she said they shouldn't get a paycheck. that's just common sense. and that's something we can all agree on. call representative kyrsten sinema new tonight, after years of comfort -- conservation and a 50 year ban on whaling, u. whales off the endangered species list even though they are reclassified. the ban remains in effect worldwide. humpback whales have been endangered since the 1970s. huge news tonight. >> great news. let's get a look at your forecast. take a look at your highs and lows. we could see light rainfall the high tomorrow with the cloud cover we are expecting 93 degrees. very nice. that's an 110 difference from where we should be. >> we are loving that. the latest on newton and that track starting tomorrow at 4:30 am with our wake up arizona crew. >> for mark and paul who are being pretty silent, i am going to say good night. >> -- www.cbs5az.com, your online home for free information brought to you by honda dealers. more standard features for less >> hey, you're on in about 10 minute. hey, did you see that new study about dog s. >> stephen: oh, yeah. >> they can actually understand human language. >> stephen: i don't buy it. i've got a dog and i like my dog but my dog does not understand anything other than the sound of fool hit other people's butts smell like. >> it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight, stephen welcomes harry connick jr. ava duvernay and musical guest grouplove. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's

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