s. police shoot and kill a suspect as they say he attacked them with a knife. what we know so far. >> and someone got away with murdering this person. how police are now hoping you can help crack this case. plus could we be seeing more self-driving cars on the roads soon? the community open house held by soon? thank you for joining us for "fox 10 news" at 5:00, we begin tonight with a deadly police-involved shooting that we are now learning more about tonight. yeah, two men are dead and a phoenix police officer is injured after a homicide last night followed by another shooting very early this morning.

details. this homicide happened around 8:30 last night and police telling that after this they went to what was believed to be the suspect in that shooting's home and tell us they met with that suspect there and he pulled a knife on them and he cut one of the officer's hands and that's when that officer shot and killed him. >> phoenix police responding to a shooting last night around 8:30. near 75th drive and camelback. when they arrived they found 48-year-old martin lopez mes home with several gunshot woundses. he was transported to the hospital where he later died. >> as the officers are on the scene and gathering this information, they are able to find out that the suspect in this investigation is actually known to the victim and the victim's family. >> they track down that suspect, 38-year-old reuben strand to his home near 43rd avenue and indian school. police obtained a search warrant and went inside. >> they entered a bedroom and when they entered the bedroom

with a knife and at that point he cut the lead officer that was going into the room. >> police say that lead officer who is 35 years old and served on the department for 14 years is cut on his hand by strand. police say that officer defended himself and shot strand. >> the suspect has been pronounced deceased here at the apartment complex. >> and the officer involved in this incident did suffer injuries to his hand. he was taken to the hospital for treatment where he received stitches but okay. reporting live, danielle miller, "fox 10 news." thank you, daniel. a different deadly officer involved shooting unfolding in mesa last night. mesa police say officers were trying to contact a homicide suspect when this shooting happened. now this is near country club and mckellips. the suspect was wanted in connection with the shooting death of a 55-year-old on thursday. the officer say they caught up to the suspect as he was driving

that suspect according to police, sped up and tried to get away. but before he could do that, officer says they cornered the vehicle and forced him to get out. >> they knew he was armed and dangerous. and during that contact they perceived a threat and three officers fired their duty weapons striking the suspect. >> the three officers who fired their weapons were all mesa police officers. there was one other person in the car. that person was taken in f questioning. the name of the suspect has not been released. police are seeking justice for a man killed back in april asking the public for any information to give closure to his family. police say they got a call about shots fired near 31 avenue and baseline early in the morning around 2:30 that april day. when they got there, they found robert james smith lying in the street with several gunshot wounds. two days later he passed away. >> we are hoping that somebody has information about who did

involved or maybe even what led up to this. >> police say he leaves behind a daughter and they want anyone with information to call silent witness. a phoenix home owner and police are looking for two robbers who went into a man's garage and stole a bunch of stuff. you see surveillance video here. this happened near 30th avenue and deer valley road a couple of weeks ago. the home owner has this footage of the theft happening. police say it was about 12:30 in the morning. >> they do it in such a way that they are almost casual about it they brought flash from flashlights. they are looking at items and loading their arms and then they leave. >> the police also say it's a great idea to keep your garage door closed as well as the door leading from your garages into your home locked. >> another burglary case to tell you about. that police need your help solving this one near 21 avenue and tomorrow mches it happened last month.

take a good look. the woman got to her house, that's when she found a car in the driveway she didn't recognize. the suspect then walks out of her house with about $5,000 of her stuff. she says they got into an verbal fight and then he took off in a white toyota corolla. police asking the public if they know anything about any of these robberies we just told you about to call silent witness that number 8 o0-witness -- 480-witness. >> a if i had seen them it would have surprised me. freaked me out. google has been testing these self-driving cars and today they invited the community to come see what is up with all of this. marcy jones has that story. was it really cool? >> it r8 is and you can't miss them because they have the big logo on the sign. the tech giant because they are making the cars for everyone, they want to make sure that everyone understands them, hence

>> when it comes to their self-driving cars, jennifer, the head of google's project says they get a lot of questions. the most common one is why work on this? to which she as a good answer. >> and the number one is safety. here in the u.s. 35,000 people die every year on our roads which is just not acceptable. >> today is a chance for chandler to get up close and personal with the google cars they spotted on their roads. >> i think people are just learning a little bit more about us. they are talk to members of the team tomorrow hear about the cars they have been seeing driving around their community. >> the tech giant hand picked chandler as a city they wanted to unveil the program in because of good road conditions, weather and their reputation. >> our track record with other tech firms really helped us secure it. we saw this as a real critical component of what we are trying to build in chandler. >> a partnership the mayor of chandler is pretty proud of. >> this is the start of a partnership like all

here, but we will continue to work with google and bring in other things that there is a possibility. we will do the best we can to make sure the driver of the car program is a successful program in chandler, arizona. google says the cars are a no-brainer. >> self-driving cars. they don't get distracted like many of us do, unfortunately, while we are driving. they don't get drunk. they don't get tired or angry and so the benefit is just really huge. not just for those who can't drive but really forll >> besides not having emotions, the car can also restore a sense of independence. for someone with health issues and impairment or even just getting older. >> an older person and i'm really -- i know when you lose your license you become dependent on other people and that's the reason older people don't want to give up their driver's license. they lose their independencewatch the self-driving cars, we will be able to stay independent way longer.

will become available, jennifer says because safety is their number one priority, they are still running tests and don't have a date yet, but she did add they will be rolled out gradually in areas that were tested first and that means we get first dibs, right? reporting live, marcy jones, "fox 10 news." we like first dibs. thanks. it's one of my favorite times of the year. i love the energy that asu and all of the students bring when they come back from summer break. so the streets are getng more crowded around the valley. downtown phoenix, tempe, today kind of moving -- time to move into the dorms. is that look at downtown phoenix. the asu campus, taylor place dorms. the class of 2020 moving in to their new homes for the next school year. lisa travis is starting her junior year at asu. she says this area is great for new students. >> the best part of living in the asu dorms especially

everyone has such great professional opportunities. really close by. the community is so close and everyone is just so happy and warm and welcoming here. >> go devils. move-in started earlier this week but some students have different days and times so that they can keep things running smoothly. welcome back, you guys. a heated debate i over u.s. government control. free speech and a potential lawsuit. and we are going to be warming up before we have some big changes in the forecast. i will tell you when some monsoonal moisture will make its way back into the forecast. >> and we got the good and the not so good from last night's cards/raiders game. more pre-season action today. we will check in with the seahawks and asu media day plus the u.s. senior open outside of

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across america-- a new mexico police officer is across america, a new mexico police officer dies after he is shot during a routine traffic stop. officer jose chavez was shot as he approached a car in hatch, new mexico. three suspects fled the scene and drove to a nearby rest stop. now according to the sheriff's department, they then shot another person in carjacking. all three of the suspects have been taken into police custody as of tonight. >> a florida woman is in critical condition after she was bitten by an alligator. the 49-year-old woman was air lifted to the hospital after her hand was bit in northwest broward, florida. officials say the victim was bitten on the hand as she reached her hand into the water for a can that she had dropped officials say that gator was

a two-year-old boy was killed in june after a gator dragged him into lagoon at disneyworld >> for the last 18 years, the u.s. government has controlled the domain name system worldwide through a non-profit group called the internet corporation for assigned names and numbers or i can for short. this group manages do main names like.com,dat gov or dot ninja. by the end of next month 9 obama administration is planning to end its contract with icahn giving up control of the do main naming responsibility no a global board of directors. critics argue this move will allow governments like russia, china and iran to have greater control over a key part of the internet and potentially the ability to stifle free speech. now a coalition of technology groups and conservatives are pushing congress to sue the

leadthers week, 26 tech organizations wrote in part without robust safeguards, internet governments could -- freedoms protected by the first amendment. twice now congress has passed proposition bills that pro-- appropriation bills to pass any tax dollars to be used for the transition and both times the president signed those bills into law. now the administration is not bound by those bills and plans to move ahead in a letter to lawmakers this week, assistant strickland wrote in part free expression exists and flourishes online not because of u.s. perceived oversight or because of any asserted special relationship that united states has with icahn. it exists when stakeholders work together to make decisions. unless the president changes his mind or a lawsuit is brought, the u.s. will hand over control of i-con next month.

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evacuations and rescues evacuations and rescues are underway across louisiana. days of torrential rainfall swamping that state causing widespread flooding. the grrp says well over 1,000 people have been rescued in their homes and cars. two people have been killed in these storms. >> we have record levels of

and because these are record floods we don't know how wide the water is going get in those areas. >> it's been flooding progressively more and more as the day goes on. it's getting worse. >> the storm system hovering over louisiana is expected to dump more rain over the next 36 hours. and that makes uncertain exactly when the waters will start to recede. >> good saturday evening. taking a live south mountain tower cam, absolutely gorgeous on your weekend here. current temperature out there 107. getting a little breezy out there winds are coming out of the northwest at nine miles per hour. these are your current temperatures across the valley right now. we were talking 109 in glendale. 107 at sky harbor. 104 in scottsdale. 104 in fountain hills and cave creek there at 103. up north look at this they had a gorgeous day. 78 up in flagstaff is the current temperature right now. 91 in sedona as well as

the warm ones there coming in at 111. we do see some moisture mainly on the eastern portion of our state. want to zoom in and show you where we are seeing some of that rain right here right along the i-40. they were seeing a little bit of those storms. they are starting to dissipate as they move their way into the south and they were just a few showers just a little bit east -- or excuse me, west of flagstaff for this evening. zoom in because we are tracking this storm cell that's bringing quite a bit of rain north of black canyon city and east of the i-17. as it does move its way closer to the i-17. we are keeping our eyes on this if you are traveling up and down the i-17, this afternon you might run into a few trouble spots with that storm. we haven't hit our high temperature for the day. our normal is 105. we were talking about it's 107 so a few degrees above normal but not -- nowhere near our record set back in 2012, 115 degrees back on that date. let's talk about today -- tonight and then tomorrow. 83 for our overnight low and

right around 104678 but we were in that warming trend and things are starting to warm up. i will show you that in our ten day forecast in a second. these are the highs for tomorrow. we are talking 92 in prescott. 94 in sedona. 88 in prescott. 104 for phoenix. and gila bend at 109. yuma 114. they will see some dangerous heat tomorrow. 113 in lake havasu and bullhead city as well at 113. another warm day across the city. doesn't matter where you are. let's couple of days as we get into the beginning of your workweek. the temperatures continue to rise and as we get into wednesday, thursday and friday those temperatures come down just slightly and we do see the possibility of maybe some monsoonal moisture. >> don't say that. call it rain. >> i like monsoonal moisture. >> it's not going to come. >> it sounds scientific. >> it won't come to town if you call it monsoonal moisture. >> rain! we will have rain. >> come on down, rain.

>> thanks for keeping it real, ty. >> we do the nuts. >> bam! >> stay with us. a hacker posting the private information for nearly 200 current and former democratic lawmakers on-line. we will tell you about this recent attack on congress after

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silicon valley internet mogul is going to jail for a year for violating his probation in a domestic violence case. 34-year-old man was sentenced in san francisco. he pleaded guilty in 2014 to misdemeanor charges of battery and domestic violence. prosecutors said surveillance footage showed him punching and kicking his then girlfriend but a judge ruled the footage was improperly obtained and not allowed as evidence. now prosecutors say he violated his probation by attac he made $300 million in 2007 when he sold his digital advertising company to yahoo! as nasa's shuttle program turns 40 years old, astronauts, scientists and engineers are celebrating a new space milestone. even as they look back to the founding of the program. fox news reporter john scott has more. >> lift off. the final liftoff of atlantis,

america will continue the dream. >> america's space program hitting two major milestones. we are approaching the 40th anniversary of the shuttle program but first space shuttle rolled out in 1976. as millions of americans celebrated our 240th birthday on the fourth of july, nasa's space probe juno successfully entered jupiter's atmosphere, five years after its began. even as you watch this, its orbiting jupiter, snapping pictures and conducting research. >> we are in orbit. >> we conquered jupiter. >> going into orbit around jupiter and telling us a lot about that planet and by learn being that planet it will tell us about our planet and answering the big questions, there is only a few big questions left i think that where did we come from? how did we get here, why are we heream where do we go?

the enterprise hitle took -- shuttle took to the skies nearly 40 years ago. >> we will keep exploring. >> and we decided to pay a visit. it now sits inside the intrepid sea, air and space museum. now 40 years later tourists and locals can come face to face with the enterprise shuttle. >> i believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal before this decade is out of landing a man on safely to the earth. >> and we did. >> it's an incredible vehicle that the shuttle was something that was really representative of the future where we were headed as a world, as a species. >> 40 years later the shuttles are grounded now. like the enterprise here at the inpressured it sea, air and space museum in new york city. but the contribution they made

on. >> john scott, fox news. sticking with the space theme this evening, space x is gearing up to launch a falcon 9 rocket early tomorrow morning, but it's doing much more than just taking a trip to space. we were looking at past space x launch here it has a commercial communications satellite and taking off from florida tomorrow morning it will launch at around 4:30 arizona time but the countdown will start about 15 minutes experts say it will release the satellite into orbit about 22,000 miles above the equator. how cool is that? i love stuff like that. >> me too. that is very cool. >> coming up, a group of arizonans protesting outside phoenix's democratic headquarters today. why they are up in arms. >> a british man is behind bars here in the u.s. what he did that led the fbi to

that's coming up after the break.

a hacker - posting the well, a hacker posting the private information for nearly -- from 200 current and former democratic lawmakers on-line. >> this as the fbi expands its probe into a cyber attack targeting democrats. we are told the hack now appears much bigger than originally thought. >> fox news correspondent rich edsen is in w latest. >> personal information, e-mail exchanges and strategy memos of democratic operatives continue to emerge from privacy. last night a hacker identifying -- has posted personal information for nearly 200 current and former democratic members of congress. the hacker says the posted documents are the result of a breach into the democratic congressional campaign committee. the organization responsible for electing democrats to the