now at 9:00, an investigation into the death of a toddler at a valley day care. pulled over and held at gunpoint by an officer in front of his young daughter, we'll hear from a man whose vacation to arizona is one he won't soon forget. the arizona are being sexually assaulted by someone pretending to be a officer. a new way to get rid of cellulite, but is this procedure the right one for you? >> and later, how air-conditioning is making our summers a whole lot worse. it's coming up in the buzz. hello and thanks for joining us tonight. first on fox, an alarming trend here in the valley.

more of those credit card skimmers at gas pumps in the month of august than they did all of last year combined. >> and officials say the criminals who want to steal your credit card information are really upping the ante now. ty brennan joining us live tonight to explain. >> reporter: yeah, you guys, right now we are at 27th and glendale here in phoenix, and this circle k location is one of those areas where the skimmers were found. this bundle of cables and wires may not look like much to the untrained eye, but these are being used to steal your money when you fill up at the pump. >> crooks are very ingenious. they take modern technology and they make it work for their benefit. >> mark killian is the arizona director of the department of agriculture, which oversees the weight and measures services

big uptick in the number of credit card scammers being scald by crooks all in an effort to steal your credit card information. so far this year, the department has found 40 credit card skimmers all over the state. just this month, they found 12. they only found 11 in all of last year. >> our biggest challenge is trying to stay ahead of crooks. they change technology fast as what we are doing. they can open a gas pump and install a skimmer device in the cabling connected to the card reader within seven seconds and be out of there and gone. >> killian says the best way to protect yourself, start asking questions. >> wherever you fill up for gas, you should go into the station and ask them how often they check for skimmers. that's really important because that lets the fuel distributors

the problem, and if they're being questioned about that, that's going to help them do what they need to do. >> reporter: and killian says some other ways to protect yourself is never to use your debit card because that way they can get your pin number. he also says to use cash. even though it's a little bit more convenient, that will alleviate some of the issues. he also says if you see something suspicious or somebody around the immediately lort authorities. reporting live in phoenix tonight, ty brennan, fox 10 news. and i am 100 percent willing to lay my life down to fight against tyranny in this country. well, he has led several controversial armed protests in phoenix, and most recently a standoff at a national wildlife

today he accepted a plea deal in court pleading guilty to a federal conspiracy charge after admitting to the judge that he helped take the protest to the next level, in his words. he faces up to three years in prison now, and he's the 11th of the 26th oregon standoff defendants to plead guilty to their charges. a six-month old boy dies at a home in pinal county, and sheriff's deputies are trying to pfigure out what happened. on friday deputies call in san tan valley about an infant who wasn't breathing, and when they got there, they found the caregiver performing cpr on the baby who had already died. the 62-year-old caregiver who runs the day care in her home says she put the baby down for a nap, and 90 minutes later he wasn't breathing. the home appeared to be under renovation, with exposed wood, nails, and dirty flooring.

pulled over by a d.p.s. trooper near the grand canyon after the license plates on his rental car came back stolen, and it's what happened next that has blown up on social media. it was supposed to be a memorable trip for kenneth walton and his 7-year-old daughter, a trip to the grand canyon. but before getting there, walton says something unexpected happened. he was pulled over along i-40 after the rental car he was driving came back as stolen. >> i wasn't speeding or doing anything else so i just turned to her and i said don't worry. >> reporter: moments later, the d.p.s. trooper with his gun drawn approached the vehicle and demanded that he opened the passenger side window, and according to walton, that's when he pointed the gun right at his daughter. >> my daughter was trying to help, so she lurched forward out of her booster to try to get to the front seat to open it, and he yelled at her and waved his

ordered her not to move. >> frightened and scared, he tried to comfort his daughter. >> a trooper saw him try to reach or lower his hand toward his waistband, and he told him do not reach to your waistband or i will shoot you. >> they say any traffic stop involving a sto be very dangerous. as it turns out, the rental car agency made a mistake, and he and his daughter were free to go. but he later took to facebook to air his displeasure about how d.p.s. handled the violation. >> mr. walton has every right to be angry and we support him in his anger. however, we feel he needs to direct it in the right place, which is this afternoon would

like they were supposed to. >> walton meanwhile, says he is looking for an apology from d.p.s. and the rental car company, and he's still trying to explain to his daughter exactly what happened during that incident. a big announcement to phoenix pride. phoenix pride says the center was not serving enough people on a day-to-day basis and that funding at the center was challenging. the organization continues to plan to offer the same services moving physical space at the renting. the services will be available online. a fox follow-up tonight on a man that we have been following for quite some time now. you may remember him. his name is pasquale bracho, and he goes by possible pat. >> he did it the hard way, pat has shed more than 300 pounds. he's just amazing, an

the extra weight loss, that left him with a lot of skin, and he finally got the surgery to remove the extra skin. >> a big day obviously for the entire family, not just for pat, but for his wife and his sister who were there with him today sitting outside the waiting room during a ten-hour procedure, removing skin from his otherwise muscular body. he is walking away man without any medical bills. a word of warning, some of the images that you are going to see from pat's surgery may be a little graphic for some viewers. in two and a half years, bracho has lost over 300 pounds. his rigorous exercise and strict diet still leaving him with handfuls of excess skin. >> it was a big thing to him. he still felt insecure about situations like that with the

and his sister sat anxiously as the man known as possible pat had that skin removed. >> he was in danger, and all of those things that happened to him, i think he just wanted to leave. >> the doctor removed his skin almost entirely for free, pat contributing $2,000 from a gofundme account, and the doctor contributing the remaining 38,000. over ten removed several feet of skin from pat's stomach, chest, and back. the procedure broadcast to the world on snapchat. >> because pat did such a great job of building all of that muscle, we didn't have to do anything with that, so his recovery is going to be pretty easy. >> he felt like i worked this hard and now i have this skin, and for the doctor to do this, it's really amazing. >> you can see incredible results just from those images

you can only imagine after the swelling is gone down how happy he will be. people want to know how many pounds of skin were removed from his body, but the doctor says they didn't weigh the skin and it was probably just a couple of pounds. he'll be able to hit the gym in about four to six weeks. reporting live, i'm kristy siefkin, fox 10 news. ? happening now, i bet a lot of you wish you were there, guns n' roses taking the stage in glendale, the band bringing together their long awaited reunion tour right here to the valley, and look at this, skyfox over university of phoenix stadium earlier tonight as fans poured into the concert to see guns n' roses back together for the first time in 20 years. >> i have been a fan forever, so it's just great to see them. and it's great to see them back here, especially in a big

i'm excited. >> this was my favorite band when i was a teenager, and now here i am taking my teenage daughter to the concert. >> that's awesome. >> love it. that's great. >> and mark actually went 20 years ago, the last time they performed, back in their heyday. >> yeah, it was great. >> workers at the university of phoenix stadium prepared the stadium to get ready for the concert, changing the paradise city for the concert. moisture continues to roll into louisiana, and moisture continues to roll out of arizona. we'll take a look coming up. no football for adele, the well reason she won't be performing at this year's halftime super bowl show. the new procedure helping patients get rid of cellulite for years to come, and the valley clinic behind this easy, no pain procedure. and later, the new vehicles

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only on fox tonight, it has vexed women forever. and no matter how much they diet and exercise, some women say they just can't get rid of it. >> we are talking about cellulite, those dimples in skin that you can't seem to hide in some outfits, but there's a new fda procedure cellulite for up to two years. the procedure may not be suitable for everyone in your family. >> we do botox procedures --. >> you know you are in scottsdale when you see parking for botox patients. you'll find this one at the md skin lounge on pima road. >> we offer the highest quality

med spa type of environment but this isn't any quick stop at a spa. he's a board certified plastic surgeon. the doctor is one of the first in the valley to offer a cellulite removal procedure called cellfina. >> what it does in a is reduces the cellulite appearance. >> on this day, schwartz was in the office for a treatment. >> i teach spin seven days a week, and i have had the same issues for the last 20 years. >> clearly this 35-year-old is in good shape, but when it comes to cellulite, it doesn't discriminate. >> it's not related to being overweight or underweight. you have some of the leanest

people that have a little bit of weight to lose can have cellulite. >> as this animation shows, sell crew -- >> once the band releases, that pucker pops up and it's flat. >> the procedure is quick, usually less than an hour, and there are no major incisions. >> the incisions are the same as if you were to go have botox, so basically it's like a n poke. there isn't any cutting. there's no sutures involved. >> patients can go back to work the next day. >> it's just local anesthesia, so i don't have to go under for this treatment, and i'll be back at it after lunch. >> the little tool that releases those like we talked about, you'll feel that vibrating but you won't have any pain or discomfort. >> great. >> reporter: after an update from the doctor and a short prepare period, stephanie was ready. >> those two marks represent

we'll show you how how we are going to release those puckers. >> first the area to be treated is numbed. >> this is the numbing medication. you can see it fanning out. >> reporter: then using a tool no thicker than a needle -- >> that's it. >> reporter: -- the doctor detaches the skin from fibrous tissue, leaving behind some bruising that should vanish, along with the cellulite, in a few days. >> a little poke. that's it. >> no pain at all! wow! that's amazing. if this works as well i think it does, i'll keep doing it. >> to have the nonsurgical procedure results and the look and the way they feel about themselves, that's pretty exciting.

between 4,500 and $5,000, not cheap, but early study shows strong satisfaction ratings after the procedure. you practice in the valley on your monday morning and then make your way to san diego for the rest of the week, and you guessed it, richard saenz is on the road with the arizona cardinals. he'll check in. yeah, they are hanging out by the ocean. and practice in san diego, we have a live report coming your

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this moisture for about three days now, and it's actually been longer than that, but the heavy stuff has really started over the weekend. and take a look, we have only gone back 12 hours to look at this, and here down by houston, you have one and four tenths, you have three and five tenths, you have a little over an inch here just south of memphis, south of chicago a little over three inches, east of the and three tenths of an inch. this is what it looks like on the futurecast. these are things that are happening, what's happening through the rest of the week here, and that's a lot of moisture finding its way through louisiana. it's not every day, not every minute, but it's a lot of moisture that's going to be working its way in there. 101 right now with winds at the south, six miles an hour, 99 right now in scottsdale. as you get as you get a look at it here, we do have some moisture around the state but

rapidly. you see some stuff around payson, get a little look at it right in here, just kind of rolling on by, and once again drying out somewhat here in the flagstaff area. nice little batch of moisture flowing through over the last hour or so. we take a look at the eastern mountains and see just a little bit of active weather that is drying up there. also, we do have an air quality issue that's going to be with us through tuesday at 9:00 p.m. the ozone level is a little high. if you are heading to the w you might want to remember that there is a fire warning and an excessive heat warning on the california border as you head over there. 110 degrees for today, 108 at buckeye, 109 at glendale. in chandler 108 degrees. and that 110, well, that was the 29th we have had this year. we have had 33 is the record of 110s or better. that happened to us in 2011. so we'll see here what happens,

we had 111 at gila bend, 102 at kingman, 91 up in the sedona area. at payson, 91, and 93 today at st. john's. here's your day, 110 on the high, 86 on the low, 105 and 83 normal high and low, record high, 118, record low at 56. forecasting tomorrow 107, but you can see some 111s and 110ss out there, just kind of hanging out, 106 at gateway, 106 at mesa, 106 at fountain hills and scottsdale forecasting 108, 91 is the forecast for sedona, 77 in flagstaff, 111 at gila bend. overnight, 85 degrees, 107 degrees for tomorrow as those temperatures back off just a little bit, we'll see some cloud cover. there might be a little chance for rain as that date gets closer. watch your kids around water.

looks good. thank you, dave. coming up in the next half hour of fox 10 news at 9:00, inmates being put to work at school at campuses all over the place. why school officials say this is perfectly safe. parents of new drivers out there, brace yourselves for some very high insurance rates. wht you can do to save some money. america thought our pancakes were pretty special. but we knew we could do better. so we did. we made denny's new pancakes 50% fluffier with fresh buttermilk and hint of vanilla. if you disagree, the cakes are free. that's the denny's love'em or they're free guarantee. ? ? ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ? ? hush my darling... ? ? don't fear my darling... ?

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live from fox studios, fox 10 news is back. some parents in pinal county are raising some real concerns

campuses. the inmates are employed by the florence unified school district to do tasks like maintenance and landscaping. >> and it may sound a bit risky but school officials say the students are perfectly safe and workers save them a lot of money. >> we got an e-mail from a viewer who says that there are inmates working at the florence schools unified school district. she is concerned and wants to know that the students are safe. she asked us to look into it, we did. the sign says inmate work crew on premises. this is the school bus farm for the florence unified school district. inmates work here and also on the grounds of school district schools, including florence high school, but there are tight regulations and strict screening of the inmates. >> they go through a screening process and then they give us the number that they have.

between ten and 20 on any given day. >> reporter: inmates work on mains and landscaping at times when the students are not present. >> it's probably going to cost the district between 30 and $40,000 including the benefits and everything. with these individuals, we are talking $0.50 an hour, hundreds of dollars over bunch of projects. >> reporter: a student spoke to didn't have a problem with the program. >> i mean, not if we are not there, and they are probably trustees if they are able to work like that. >> so you don't have a problem with it? >> not really. >> reporter: the florence unified school district says this program has been in operation since 2002 with no problems. steve krafft, fox 10 news. flagstaff police asking people to be on alert after a woman is sexually assaulted by a

police officer. the assault happened over the weekend just north of the n.a.u. campus and the man was wearing a hat that said police on it when he walked up to the woman's car and identified himself as an officer. under that ruse, he led the woman to a secluded area and sexually assaulted her there. if you have any information about this case, call the flagstaff police. across america, the mayor of milwaukee is pleading for peace in the streets following days of violent riot in the city. that unrest is stemming from the fatal shooting of black man by police. 23-year-old sylville smith was killedply bipolice on saturday. police say he was armed with a

businesses have been destroyed in the riots. >> i'm calling on every single resident of the city, do not do further damage to this great neighborhood. >> the mayor has issued a 10:00 p.m. curfew for teenagers. in the meantime, the officer who shot smith has been placed on desk duty pending an investigation. a man has been arrested for allegedly starting a huge wildfire in arson, a 34-year-old arrested for starting clayton fire, burning since saturday, only 45% contained. nearly 200 homes have already been destroyed, along with business, a winery and other structures. thousands of people are being told to evacuate. california's governor has declared a state of emergency. back here in the valley, phoenix police are trying to

a woman in a wheelchair. if you have any information, call police or silent witness, 480-witness. a crash happened this afternoon right near apache and river drive. the owner of a nearby auto body shop helped the driver get out of the car. >> someone obviously got hit by a the gentleman was disoriented so we took him into the office. a.d.o.t. and d.p.s. reaching out to the public to discuss self-driving cars on arizona roads. it is the future after all. the self-driving cars oversight committee held its first meeting today, discussing the benefits of self-driving cars in arizona. the director of a.d.o.t. says there's still a lot of work to be done, but he believes these cars can make our roads safer.

using these devices and getting used to them, i think you'll see a progression are they feel more comfortable giving control to the vehicle. >> governor doug ducey says that he hopes bringing self-driving cars to arizona will help boost the economy and create jobs. getting teens insured can put a big dent in your wallet. a recent survey shows your insurance may shoot up nearly 100 percent when you add your teen into the mix. that's obviously a big it's something that you want to be prepared for. but financial advisors say there are some steps that you can take to try and cut your costs, and many insurers will offer discounts if your teen takes a defensive driving course. the type of car they are driving, that also makes a difference, and getting good grades can pay off. some insurers will actually give you a discount if your teen does well in school. students at sun rise mountain high school in peoria received a big surprise on their first day of classes.

a group of teens at the school decided to spend a lot of their own time writing heartwarming messages on sticky notes to put on every single locker at the high school. last wednesday, students came to school and they found thousands of those brightly colored notes on their lockers. >> we really want to make a difference at our school, and so we were like, you know, what's a great way to have a great first day and make everyone smile. people s positive and know that there are people out there who love you, and no matter what you are going through, you can always find a brighter side of things. >> these are teens that you want to have around. >> absolutely. i want to have one of these on my desk tomorrow coming into work, kari. >> you know what? i'm going to do that, starting tomorrow. the teens made 3,000 sticky notes. >> i could have used that today on my monday.

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on tonight's fox flash point, a i.s.i.s. in northern iraq, kurdish forces have secured a river crossing right here north of mosul, an i.s.i.s. stronghold. backed by u.s. air strike, the kurdish fighters started their defense over the weekend. flash point afghanistan, where the taliban captured some key ground there. there have been heavy clashes between the taliban and government troops right here

kabul itself was also bombed today near the u.s. embassy, and the taliban claims that it has captured new territory just 100 miles north of the capital. and that is tonight's fox flash point. donald trump speaking to a crowd in youngs town ohio today offering up his plans for combatting terrorism and defeating i.s.i.s. trump has proposed a new price of admission to the u.s. he he wants to screen immigrants with an ideological litmus test to make sure they support american values. he also wants to suggest that they stand with the u.s. against any nation in a stand against i.s.i.s. >> i also believe that we can find common ground with russia in the fight against i.s.i.s. wouldn't that be a good thing? >> well, the reference to russia comes on the same day that the

trump campaign chairman, paul manafort, was paid nearly $13 million in off the books cash of pro russian political parties. on the other side of the aisle, some democrats are expressing concerns about what drifting to the middle, complaining she spends too much time focusing on rather than the progressives of her party. today, for the first time, hillary clinton and biden speaking together in scranton, biden's hometown. booth took swipes at trump's i.s.i.s. strategy speech that he gave in ohio. >> he's talking about spending ground troops, american ground troops. well, that is off the table as far as i am concerned.

initiatives to the latinos to the polls. the campaign wants to get dreamers in states like arizona and florida to go door to door encouraging citizens to vote. >> forget the hot weather. the real heat right now is coming from the summer stock market. take the dow, the nasdaq, and s&p all closing at record highs on monday, the second time in a week that they did it all on the same day. a new survey finding home builder sentiment is on the rise this month. contractors are confident abouta growth in home sales and prices. >> visa is launching a career program for former athletes looking to move beyond the sports world and into the workforce, open to those who have exceeded at the olympics or paralympics in the last six years. here's a good reason to

the golden sun, a new report naming orlando the best city to retire in. the area is getting some high marks for affordability, activity, and health care. that's business. i'm trish regan. ? hello from the other side ? british singer adele and the nfl are putting the rumors to arrest. the grammy award winner will not be headlining the bowl half-time show at all. adele told fans at a recent concert that she declined an offer to perform, the nfl and sponsor pepsi saying they never formally offered. >> formally. >> adele says this isn't really her thing. she has longer songs. >> it's more dancing and putting on a show. >> she doesn't really do that. she stands there and sings, which like the crowd likes to go for.

maybe, when she takes the stage tomorrow night at the talking stick resort in downtown phoenix. >> she sold out eight in a row in l.a. it's just unbelievable. i'm going to have to call in sick tomorrow. nobody tell the boss. >> no, nobody say a word. we won't say anything. a new study says air conditioners are making the summers even more miserable for

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all right. it's time now for the buzz where we talk about the stories people are talking about. kari, i'm looking forward to this. i think this is my first buzz. >> this is your first buzz tonight. all right, we are going to have fun marc. first up, we think air-conditioning is mandatory to survive our arizona heat, but air-conditioning could be making it harder on us when it comes to dealing with the hot weather. the lack of air-conditioning made it easier for our ancestors to deal with the heat. we have gotten so used to the comfort that when we get out into the heat, the less we are used to it. >> i agree. i have become sort of a wimp. i used to keep my ac at

now i'm down to 76 degrees. >> my kids always criticize me because 79 is perfect for me. they think that's way too hot. i will say that i haven't been out as much. i went out hiking this weekend and i didn't tolerate it too wail. the ac is to blame. >> audi will offer an alert for turn green. the car will have a timer counting down the remaining time on the red light. the feature is only available on certain models of cars and will only work in certain cities. >> is this so you can gun it out of a red light? >> that's ha i'm thinking. i don't think people are going to be seeing that count down and hitting the pedal and zooming through those green lights.

of the gates. i like the walk don't walk. i watch that count down and i know it's my turn to squeal out of there. >> it could be two drivers of audis next to each other and they will race against each other. >> it will improve your street racing game. >> i guess so. my dad had the best hands, calloused and tough, probably shows a lifetime of hard not anymore. men today are weaker than their dads were. that's according to the journal of hand therapy. yes, there is a journal of hand therapy. >> interesting. >> they measured men's grip and pinch strength and found that it's 30% weaker than men 30 years ago, and guess what, millennial men, they saw the biggest loss of strength. millennial women were nearly as strong as millennial men in the pinch and grip strength. >> i think this has to do with

like you're not fixing your cars anymore or doing things like that, especially out here, you hire a lot of people to do your yard work. >> all we are doing with our smartphones and our typing, you know, we don't get any strength with that. >> you want a strong handshake. if you get a bad one -- >> not too strong though. you don't want to break anyone's >> your turn to chime in. head to our facebook pages, marc martinez fox 10. >> and kari lake fox 10. if there's an enjoyable way to get through training camp, how about this, head to san diego. yeah. we all would love to do that about now. the cardinals getting ready, and richard saenz is on the road with the cards in san diego next.

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you're watching fox 10 sports are jude lacava in hd. imagine if you will the best possible remedy for breaking the monotony of training camp. i mean, you're pounding away against your teammate day after day. and then you change up, you pack up, and you head to san diego for the week. yeah, you have got to love that. now this is the morning practice outside the university of

cardinals. you see calais campbell leading the way here. by the way, richard saenz on the road with the cards, how he got that gig, he's got a lot of clout around here, no doubt about that. coming off a very nice, impressive friday night against the raiders. a chance to get a cooler climate, have some fun, buckle down against the chargers leading up to the preseason that i am that will be this friday in qualcomm. richard saenz keeping the likes of the cardinals players in san diego. >> in hollywood, they did the documentary all or nothing, but now they are going back to cali, san diego to be exact, before they play the charges on friday. don't let this backdrop fool you. this is not a vacation. for veterans like calais campbell, it is a business trip.

know your teammates so well, that you almost can anticipate what's going to happen. i don't know the schedule. hopefully they give us a little bit more time. for the most part, it's still camp for me. it's just football, study my playbook and all of the things that go into it, and then, you know, after the season is over i have my phone. >> in other words this is a business trip? >> yeah, a hundred percent business trip. >> we do it again at 10:00, we'll hear from bruce arians and what he is looking for it his boys and the next couple of days right here in san diego. >> a business trip for richard, although there was a richard saenz and brad gas sighting on the 90 cruise to coronado. we did report that there. and hey, brandon williams, is this guy ready to start the nfl? i'll tell you what, man, he was challenged against on friday night against the raiders. the rookie out of texas a&m has

it, the athleticism, but when it comes to technique, it is a work in progress. on number 26, sizing up performance. >> there's no doubt, he is going to have some issues, more so technically than anything. when you talk about guys like him and d.j. the right tackle, they are both young players and the thing that's a positive is these guys have a unique talent level that is better than a majority of the national football league when you look at their size, their natural athleticism. yet, at the same time, they both have to improve their technique. >> with the richard saenz brad gas sighting at the bar at the hotel coronado, running up the tab, mark. i wanted to let you know they are apparently enjoying this trip quite a bit. colon giving it up to lamb, and

3-1 in the first inning, colon still going it after all of all of these years. but not tonight, chris owings in the third to the gap, welington castillo scores. if they could only play the mets. about to win 8-5 in that game. nice birdy putt on he was one shot off the pace, but sauers one better here, but billy mayfair tied for second at the championship at the country club just outside of columbus, ohio. right now, it's marc martinez with fox 10 news at 10:00. skimming, taking your credit or debit card information when you fill your tank, it's

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