and when she pulled over to help, one of the suspects punched her in the face. another woman in serious condition after she was stabbed several times. it started after an argument with a man at 70th avenue and indian school. a suspect was tracked down, but the identity has not been released. >> >> investigators say what started out as a fight last fight. no one was hurt. tips are being followed up upon, but police are still asking for the public's health. >> the ace pitcher for the miami marlins died this jose fernandez' team got together to reflect on the rising superstar's life heart goes out to his family. he told one of his teammates that the last game that he played against the nationals was his best game he ever pitched. now, he is gone. >> fernandez and two others were killed when their boat slammed into a jetee off miami beach his pan >> jerry: said he had a profound impact on and off field since heisted by in 2013 extra securities in place, vikings panthers football game. following riots and row protests in charlotte. there was arummor protests would try to shut down the game, but fans from both teams showed up >> we appreciate charlotte. if you have any negative thoughts, replace it with a understanding we are a human race and we have to enjoy each other, move in love, move in peace >> reporter: the city has seen violent protests and peaceful marchs sin the deadly shooting of keith scott. the curfew they enforced in light of the protests have been lifted. >> >> the manhunt is finally over, police arrested a near seattle. he is facing 1st degree murder, he will be in court tomorrow. >> tonight, prosecutors are seeking in prison for an arizona man linked to a terrorist attack in texas. he provided the guns used in the shooting at a car tan contest last year. the 45-year-old said he had no the attack his defense attorney is arguing for less than six years in prison a protest planned for the latest po clinton and trump met minister of israel, as craig boswell reports their face off tomorrow could be one of the most watched debates ever >> reporter: donald trump met with israeli prime minister in trump towers. trump said in addition to mutual global concerns, the pair also discussed israel's border security fence. hillary clinton had her own sit down with the prime minister later sunday. of their debate. clinton is putting mark cuban in the front row and trump threatened to bring jennifer flowers >> we have not invited her formally. we are going to talk about the issues if america. >> trump and clinton will be in close approximate imty to each other on the stage, experts say it's important each candidate stay in their own space and expands dr. tamika robinson said two qualities with identify the winner >> a, they are color about their policy, b, they are likeable and approachable to the closet. >> reporter: the loser will be the one that loses their cool first. >> right before the first debate, a new poll shows clinton and trump are running neck and neck, she's up 46-44% in the latest poll in the washington post. of error. her lead in the poll has shrunk interest eight points since early august.. >> experts predicting a superbowl size audience for monday night's showdown, an estimated 100 million people are expected to watch. you can see it right here on cbs 5, our coverage begins at 6:00, followed bia special edition of cbs 5 news. >> >> he wind gusts in the high country that ranged 30-60-miles per hour. wind advisories in place for bullhead city until 7:00. we'll have a wind advisory, starting at 5:00 am tomorrow morning. we will wake up to winds as strong as 35-miles an hour, outside, right now, we are continuing to see strong wind. especially in the bull p head city area. phoenix. that was the high for today, much cooler if thes for the start of the week, i'll have doe tails in the seven-day forecast all-new at 5:30, today is a very big day for 102-year-old arizona investigation ran he was taken on a special ride prescott valley. leon in with details. >> reporter: a special day for the harley r, honorers old. today, community event organized and bikers from all over arizona gathered to make it happen. it may be one last ride, but for ray, it's a ride of a lifetime. >> then, he never wanted to stop riding. he worked for harley davidson for 24 years. he is also a military veteran >> thank you for your service. thanks four riding harleys >> reporter: today, members from his press scott community, along with the grand canyon harley davidson rallied around him to give him one last wish. >> put him on the back tri-glidend and take him for a ride. >> life long harley person, he lived in that mow minute. this is amazing. >> reporter: his granddaughter said this ride helped to bring his life full circle. he couldn't be any happier >> this is amazing. i'm pretty sure he thinks he has died and gone to heaven already. >> reporter: an event that started with just a few riders, but it quickly grew to more anticipation of this event. it was only a 15 minute ride, but he loved every minute of it. >> love to see that, thank you still to come, many of us have dropped our cell phones into water. now, you may not have to worry whether your phone still works. a new device that is keeping it safe and dry a hidden danger in your o'halleran: i had some really tough cases as a police detective. but the problem in washington is as clear as day -- we can't trust our politicians to work for us. tom o'halleran has a plan to hold the politicians accountable -- no pay for congress if they don't pass a budget, reduce the influence of big money and special interests, and no more first-class travel paid for by taxpayers. i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this message tonight, finally a solution to every cell phone user's worst nightmare, dropping your phone in water. a company has found a new way to save it all in under an hour. two men are behind the device called tech drive. right now, their machines are being leased to dozens of stores. in a bid to expand, they went >> it was an incredible rush of emotion, it was confusing at times. it was exciting all of the time. >> they got the whole idea when their classmate dropped her phone in the toilet. >> in tonight's "healthwatch," there are more than 30 different illnesses linked to something you may not know you are living with inside of your home. despite our warm climate, mold is a big problem for homeowners, alot of it has to and every day appliances. >> people have alot of water in their homes, plumbing, appliances that use water, such as your refrigerator, dish washer, drier, anywhere you have water exiting your home, there is the potential for there to be leaks that happens all of the time >> the biggest mistake, people make, waiting to take care of it. insurance. waiting could cost you. >> stormy week ahead. we wouldn't be seeing a lot of rain, but we'll be adding to our tea tolls for monsoon season. clear skies, low 90s by 7:00, upper 80s to mid-80s for the a new page of controversy for sheriff paul babeu. related to how babeu's office used seized criminal money also known as rico funds. critics have said pcso's use of the foundation is like money laundering. and they've also accused babeu of using the funds to fuel his campaign. it may already be illegal campaigning with government resources. or if they're just being used to make the sheriff look good, as he runs for congress. it's a waiting game for people in iowa and wisconsin as they get roady to face possible flooding. this comes after they faced several days of rain, look at this aerial footage from wisconsin, flooding only expected to get worst. in iowa, national weather service believes the cedar river will crest at 24 the red cross set up shelters for people impacted by flooding in other communities. >> the biggest thing is seeing the neighborhood come together, other neighborhoods working together, people, family and friends coming from all over the state, country, coming to help us. we talked to people from indiana, tennessee, it's nice to see >> reporter: city leaders say they have been preparing to >> you hate to see anybody dealing with that >> you do. it's a powerful storm going through that area. we have a system, but nothing like what they are seeing up there in the midwest. 97 is where we should be. we started the morning off at 67 degrees. wind advisories from bullhead city to lake havisu. here's a look at our sustained winds, wind gusts in the high country, around 20- miles an hour, our wins coming out of the east, northeast at six miles an hour, a nice light breeze for us. for now. stronger winds coming our way tomorrow, the storm system to our south is going to be changing our weather pattern. we see the changes more than we will feel them. everywhere over the state, the next 478 hours will see some isolated scattered showers. it begins in and around the monday. more of the push. the storm system starts to move towards the north as we head newmown night. we'll see it start to break and slowly push into our area around 10:30. monday night into tuesday, our overnight hours, when the valley could see some rain. we will see stronger showers as we head into tuesday morning. stretching up through show low and more showers that will move through flag stap. the center of the system will be sitting righ continuing to move to the north over las vegas and continue to bring us scattered showers tuesday into wednesday. 74 expected. 74 for bullhead city. tomorrow's temperatures, 98 for bullhead city. 88 for flagstaff. take a look at your forecast, upper 80s expected for us tuesday and the rest of the week as we dry things out, golf digest a is reporting that arnold palmer has died at the age of 87. more on this cupping up. >> meanwhile, the has no mercy. every week, the man sized bad attitude has to be brought to pullverrize. if not, they get humiliated. arizona cardinals for the second time in two weeks. arizona's issue shawn mccoy, 24- yard touchdown. arizona down 10-0, second quarter, things not any better, mccoy, around the end, five yard touchdown. 17-0, buffalo, arizona responds, going 17 plays, 84- yards, david with a dynamo barrels in. arizona down 10 at the half. intessty, tyron taylor. arizona down. special teams not special, fuel goal attempts botched. aaron williams picks it up. arizona down 30-7. arizona tried to claw its way back into the game, johnson off and running, 22 yard touchdown, make it is 30-13. offensive live, carton palmer, no justice, getting sacked five times. booming 60-yard field goal, 14 point game, the cardinals have a chance, palmer had a disasterrous fourth quarter, four picks, three deep in buffalo territory. this one by gilmore was a ill canner. later palmer was picked off by cory graham with under 3:00 to >> alexander, 38-yards, second quarter, bucs up three, tampa quarterback winston fines cameron, three yard touchdown. here come the fighting rams. first rushing touchdown of the year as the rams rally to win, 37-3 . seattle trying to find their offense. michaels, helping the cause. later in the first, michael, a four yard score, 14-0 home team, quarterback russell wilson, 18-yard touchdown pass to jimmy graham. seattle rolls 37-18. protests in charlotte, continuing outside of the vikings game. 10-0, carolina, panthers, rudolph, 15-yard touchdown, 16-10, vikings, and that defense stifling. terrance newman with the pick. vikings get a 3-0 win. aaron rogers, shoot out -- nelson, green bay up 31-3, but here comes the fighting lions of detroit michigan. th stafford letting it run. touchdown to marvin jones, crushed it, making point game, but aaron rogers as a game. on 3rd and 8, he would scramble, packers escape with a 34-27 win. >> >> diamond backs trying to avoid the sweep. lead. 2-1 game, but they would come no closer, different backs set i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? one more look at your seung- hui cho day forecast. 88 the suspected high, strong winds, a very slight chance of showers tuesday and wednesday. >> looks beautiful. >> thanks everyone at home for we'll see you right back here at 10:00. captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> if you want to visit the front lines in the fight against isis, leader king abdullah understands islamic terrorism better than america ever has. in fact he says we're in a third how do you move forward from here. >> the problem with the west is they see a border between syria and new york. for god sakes, isis don't work that way. if you're looking at it and want to play the game by your rules and the enemy doesn't, we're not going to win this. >> within the last two years they delivered 20 nuclear weapons. begun sending a message directly cold war. >> 80 cruise missiles in your face. >> a lot of fire power. >> is that your message. >> that's a message. >> it was an unmistakable warning but there's real concern in the u.s. military that rush you might be willing to use a nuclear weapon. >> i think to them the use of nuclear weapons is not unthinkable. >> how did 271 pieces by pablo picasso worth close to $100 million end up in his handy man's garage for 40 years. that's what pablo picasso's son is trying to find out. >> i quickly understood that they missed -- >> did you know immediately that they were real? >> yes. >> tonight, the story of the missing picasso and the only two characters and we mean characters who know the truth.