now at 9:00, zika here in arizona? one man says he got the virus in a recent trip to florida. >> i noticed coming home i felt like i was catching a cold or something. a suspect posing as a police officer is sexually assaulting women in flagstaff. a sketch of the man police are looking for. a major disappointment for why the sungar had to post own and what it means for people with tickets. what bruce arians had to say about his overnight stay in the hospital. thanks for joining us. we begin with live pictures from sky fox and you are looking at a home in sun city. you can see the smoke coming out of the home near 111th avenue and grand. the fire breaking out earlier

hot spots. >> we just got over the scene. we don't know if anyone was hurt but we're not seeing signs of that at this point. we're working to gather more information and as we learn more, we'll pass it along to you. >> it has been a month since jesse wilson disappeared from his buckeye home. his family says he climbed out the window and ran away. footage from earlier this year after he ran to a neighbor's home. marc martinez joins us with more. >> reporter: this accident happened a week or two after crystal wilson moved into the home. neighbors spotted the little boy outside all alone and that is when they called police. it is the early hours of april 25 and buckeye police are

young boy outside of a home. that boy was jesse wilson. >> you can stay there. >> reporter: neighbors told police they found jesse alone in the dark. he did not have much to say except he was hungry. when police tried to question them, he did not say much either. >> do you know your dad's name? do you know your mom's name? >> reporter: officers got him to open up and they jesse lived a few feet away. >> that has to be two houses there. >> so you live over here? >> hi, officer fletcher. do you have a child named jesse wilson? >> yes, i just saw the window. i told him he is not allowed to open the window. i go in there right now and it is wide open again.

them on there. >> reporter: jesse's mom explaining how her little boy got out of the house. they walk to the front of the house trying to figure out how he was able to jump out of the second-story window. >> that is nothing. oh, my goodness. >> he was dressed for school. >> reporter: jesse was reunited with police police she is going to put a lock on his window but three months later, she called police to say he had gotten out again and that was the last time he was seen. if you have any information on where he might be, you're asked to call buckeye police or sideline witness -- silent witness at 480-witness. police are searching for a

officer and sexually assaulted a woman. the woman was sitting in a parked car when the man posing as a cop walked up. he took the woman to a secluded area and sexually assaulted her there. a valley man sitting on his couch with his wife watching tv when he is suddenly shot in the neck. roommate's gun. he was unloading the weapon when he accidently pulled the trigger. >> reporter: what makes the story more complicated is the fact that both men are army veterans with extensive gun training and now one is fighting for his life. valerie just returned from visiting her 26-year-old army veteran brother in the hospital.

the extent of his voice damage, if he will be able to breathe, talk, eat normal again. >> reporter: he wasn't shot in the line of duty. he was watching tv with his wife when a bullet flew through her neck. >> he made a noise and she saw the blood coming out of his neck. >> reporter: three rooms away, their roommate, who just came home from afghanistan, claims he was putting his gun away when it went throgh four walls and into her brother's neck. >> i don't remember cleaning up the blood, i remember what that we did what we had so his wife is as comfortable as possible. >> reporter: today, the husband and father of one is fighting to stay alive and get back home. >> they were able to stand up

and extremities are unaffected thankfully. >> reporter: with no insurance, stress and medical bills are piling up. >> he is trying so hard. he just wants to get home and take care of his family. he is not thinking he has to heal and take his time. >> reporter: treadway was arrested on and disorderly conduct of reckless discharge of a firearm. if you would like to help with medical costs, head to fox10phoenix.com where we posted a link to the website. county officials moving forward with plans to sell chase field to a private group of investors. today, the stadium's board of

letter of intent to sell chase field for a price tag of $60 million at the very least. the letter of intent will allow the county to take steps in -- to allow the potential buyer to the property. >> we have to get this appraisal done and that is going to tell is not pennies on the dollar, it is fair mark dollar. >> the diamondbacks have not been involved in this and they are keeping an eye on it and they will wait and see. if the stadium is sold, it will not affect the lease agreement until 2027. it follows tension between the county and the team over who

to the team. good morning, everyone, especially in arizona. i can't do my second show here. i'm really sorry. >> a tough break for adele. they were planning to attend the concert tonight but the british singer says she is fighting a bad cold. she could not perform tonight. she posted that video just hours we showed it to you she posted it on twitter apologizing to her fans for having to postpone the concert. this, of course, left thousands of fans disappointed, including one couple who flew to phoenix from canada just for this concert. >> we normally don't come here because it is too hot. >> we come in the winter. >> we came for the concert. we're disappointed for sure. we're definitely disappointed. >> they get the consolation.

heat. >> we gave it to them hot today. she asked fans to hold on to the ticket and she will reschedule the show or you can get refunds. your refunds are available at point of purchase. valley man travels to florida to celebrate his anniversary comes back very sick and doctors think he may have contracted the zika virus while visiting florida. >> reporter: so far this year, there of the zika virus here in the state of arizona. luckily, no one has died. this man who traveled to florida for his 25th wedding anniversary is hoping he is not another case. >> i thought i was catching a cold. >> reporter: they traveled to celebrate their six years of

feeling well. >> my elbow started hurting. my muscles started hurting and i never experienced anything like that before. i feel like i got beat by sledgehammers. >> reporter: he went to the hospital for several hours because marshal traveled to miami and his stomachs, he says doctors said they believed he had the zika virus. >> a nine day quarantine is something i never thought i i never thought i would get e-mails from the arizona department of health telling me don't go outside. >> reporter: marshal has invested in this mosquito fogger for his company. >> mosquitoes are hard to get at because the mosquitoes will be in the air. the mosquitoes are in the air

kick the dirt, you're not going to get to that. if you're not going to use aing fogger, you're not going to get to the area. >> reporter: in the meantime, he says he is feeling better and taking medication, while he waits for confirmation if he has zika virus. the bluecut fire has 27,000 acres and an undetermined number of homes and structures in the cajon pass area has been destroyed. it forced 80,000 people from their homes. tonight, the fire is only 4% contained. it was a big scare for bruce arians who was rushed to the hospital during the team's practice yesterday. tonight, we have the latest on

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fatal hit-and-run crash. it is an active scene. investigators have it shut down. that is 44th street, from mcdowell and palm lane. >> police are working to get a vehicle description. they are asking folks to avoid the area while they investigate. we will bring you updates as we get them. only on fox, the phoenix police department giving us an exclusive look at they are training officers on deescalation tactics. >> the department was recognized as groundbreaking training and they are incorporating neuroscience into this area. >> nicole garcia took the class that all new and current officers have to take. >> all officers stay focused and calm. >> reporter: every police

they are rookies or veterans must take this course. >> controlling your emotions and everything in you that you can control. >> reporter: the lessons being taught today are different than in the past. >> breathing will get you through the event. >> 24 years ago, you used to tell them to do it and then make them do it. >> it is phoenix p.d., calm down. something and tell them to do something but we are going to tell them what the consequences are if we can and we're going to start thinking about what resources are available to help solve the problem. >> subject walking with the gun in traffic. >> reporter: part of the training, ingraining the importance of slowing down the situation. what else can the officer do before escalating into deadly

>> slow things down. >> reporter: 21st of policing is a new ballgame and new recruits recognize they are signing up for the most controversial and criticized and dangerous job in the country. >> you have a lot of friends and family be extra careful. we are worried about you. are you sure you want to go in this profession and i said yes. this is something i wanted to do. it makes me my family nervous but i want to be that one to do it. i want to protect here at home. >> reporter: what they are learning in the classroom will be tested in a tactical village where they can act out real life calls. >> do me a favor and talk to me. >> reporter: officers are being trained to be tactically sound therapists. >> step out, let me see your

>> i know you're not. we can talk about the kids that is easy stuff. >> reporter: they need to talk people out of deadly situations. they have to be physically able to restrain them if need be. now, the department is adding biology to police course exercising officers' brains. >> control their stress and control their fear and make smart choices. >> reporter: recognizing how the brain works helps officers decisions under pressure. >> we're bringing neuroscience in everything we do. we understand how we perform under stress and what it does to the brain. >> we don't want officers in extreme neurostress. we're going to make better decisions when you do. >> let me see your hands. put the gun down. put it down. >> reporter: it comes down to

preparing officers to think, to have a plan, communicate, and deescalate before resorting to using their guns. the reality is nowadays the law will not always give law enforcement officers the benefit of the doubt. a bad decision cannot only cost someone their life, it can cost someone their career. >> do not cause circumstances by placing yourself in a tactical if you create the urgency, if you use poor tack tis, if you don't have a plan and what you did created the circumstances, in the future, you will be held liable for it. >> reporter: nicole garcia, fox 10 news. >> that is a lot to think about. >> it is. we're asking officers to do a lot. tremendous decisions in the field every day. >> in the near future, the

ricks technology hooking officers up to machines and measuring their heart rates. >> they are hoping to use that information to help officers stay calm, cool, collected under high stress situations. we have rain around the state. we have a little bit trying to

>> reporter: we're still in triple digits but just barely. the winds have picked up a little bit, north, northeast at 15 miles an hour. it has been a breezy day. 97 in scottsdale. 93 in surprise. 93 in cave creek. 99 degrees right now in ahwatukee. a little bit of rain coming down. you can see a little bit of active weather mostly across

you can see that stuff trying to sneak into the valley here. a little bit of virga meaning it is not reaching the ground. might be a sprinkle or two in some of these areas and we have a slight chance of rain in the forecast. you can see in the prescott area getting a shot up there. anywhere from .5 of an inch to 1.9 of an inch so lots of rain coming down. area. anywhere from 1.5 to 1.25 in that area. so they get good rain up there. as we get you a look over in the east, not a lot going on there. boy, look at the moisture they picked up earlier in the day. they get .3 and 1.9 north of young. they are getting a lot of rain in some of these areas here. it is clearing out over in the

still pretty good storms up there. look at that active weather off to the west of us at this time. it is moving in a northeasterly direction with the city sitting over here. there is a chance that system could find its way in here. air quality will be a problem through the day tomorrow as well. as you look at the dew points they are up a little bit right about the same to the north of us where we are seeing you can see, we're increasing the moisture a little bit. this is the futurecast. we put it into motorcycles for you. you can see stormy weather working its way through here. it is keeping things wet close to the city, if not in the city. we're going to keep an eye on that and there are areas, even as we head into the weekend there are going to be quite wet. still windy out there.

at 30 miles an hour. 37 miles an hour gusts at kingman. 21 miles an hour at lake havasu. 109 degrees today. 108 at goodyear. 106 up at deer valley. another 106 out at gateway. 89 in prescott. 110 at gila bend. take a look at what we did for the day. 109 on the high. 104 and 83, normal forecasting for tomorrow, temperatures coming down a little bit. you can see they are up a little bit. as we look around the valley but in the central city, 102. we will see 102 from 105 degrees tomorrow. we continue to get moisture down into the gulf states as well as they continue to see flooding and horrible weather down there. 84 overnight. 102-degrees for tomorrow as the

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a sigh of relief for the this is a sigh of relief for the bird gang nation. cardinals' head coach bruce arians, the architect of so much of this, back on the job and out of the hospital in san diego. >> yesterday, he experienced severe stomach pain during team practice and taken to the

with the latest on his condition. >> reporter: think about it, at this time last night, bruce arians was in the hospital struggling but this morning, the big boss was back in action like his hash tag read and tweet to the fans, can't keep me down. it was xysting -- exciting to see the head coach walk into the media session because we were not sure he was going to make he was in the hospital. he is tough as nails. i asked him to take us through the moments that he was rushed to the hospital the day before. >> a bunch of stomach pain and doubled over. i thought it was a kidney stone at first. i've been diagnosed with die per tick you lie. i knew it was there.

see how it goes. i'm too old not to listen to doctors anymore. i have a tendency to push it. we'll go out today and see how long it will stay and it is nothing serious. >> reporter: we're not done with the cardinals coverage yet. more from coach and the cardinals. in san diego, i'm richard saenz for fox 10 news. while coach arians is on the mend, the team is dealing tough loss. nancy bidwell has passed away. she is the wife of cardinals' owner. she was 84 years old and had been battling breast cancer and died this morning surrounded by her family and the condolences go out to the bidwells and friends and family as well. developing story out of rio where two u.s. olympic swimmers

brazilian authorities that they were robbed during the games. two swimmers had their passports revoked. ryan lochte is already back in the united states. it is not clear if the fourth swimmer is in brazil tonight. all four men said robbers held them at gunpoint and stole their money. brazilian police the robbery happened at all. 2016, donald trump getting his first national security briefings today. the candidate making big chances to his campaign due to dropping poll numbers. trump hired steven bannon as his chief executive of his campaign and g.o.p. pollster kellyanne conway as his campaign manager.

national security briefing today but admitted beforehand, he doesn't trust thallal sis of everything. >> not for the people doing it for our country. look at what has happened over the years. it has been catastrophic. >> trump beginning to air his first tv spots in four of the 11 of the key battlegrounds states. it happens on >> hillary clinton is focusing on attacking donald trump's policy. she is well ahead in several battleground states and mrs. clinton ignored most questions about the changes and the shakeups in the trump campaign. she was focusing on trump's refusal to release his tax returns and on his proposal to give tax breaks that she says would give he and his family billions of dollars.

in half on a lot of their income. under his plans, donald trump would pay a lower tax rate than middle-class families. >> meantime, congress has received a heavily redacted report on hillary clinton's interview with the f.b.i. last month. now, house members are accusing clinton of committing perjury. we're learning new information about the virginia man who climbed the to scale the window sex. official says 19-year-old steven a guy a planned and practiced for this stunt for a long period of time. he ordered the stuff online and waited until his parents were on vacation. he told a secret service agent he wanted to get a message to donald trump. trump was 500 miles away at a campaign stop in virginia.

an ongoing mental health issue and his attorney says he is getting help. on the, we are getting amazing details from this man who has been so inspiring to others in trying to lose weight. he is recovering from having several feet of excess skin after losing more than 300 pounds doing the hard way. he lost the weight by eating right, changing his diet and doing a lot of remove the excess skin in a complicated and lengthy surgery. that surgeon did it free of charge saving him tens of thousands of dollars. the surgery was on monday and we caught up with him today recovering at home. >> they took about seven feet worth of skin. i have a couple thousand stitches now but they are all

is exciting. >> he can return to the gym in eight weeks. he is worried about that because he has been so good about staying in shape. after getting in top shape, he plans to compete in a men's fitness competition after he heals up. after the break, some cities have a big rat problem but an come up with a way to control the rodent population and this meth is safer than traps or

a flagstaff company has come up with a new way to a flagstaff company has a flagstaff company came up with a new way to contro the rat population. birth control for rodents.

sweet liquid that rats like to enjoy. it causes the sperm in male rodentses to become ineffective and in female rats, it causes them to lose their eggs. it is tragic for the rats but good for us. >> it is a humane way to do this, right? >> it is true. when you get the roof rats, it is not fun. the developer says the formula is humane and safer alternative the company was given the go ahead to start manufacturing the product. >> this is interesting. a woman had a surprise up her sleeve or her pant leg when she tried to cross into nogales. border agents found five pounds of meth taped to the woman's legs with the estimated street value of $15,000.

homeland security. a big drug bust in columbia. two tons of cocaine found on a boat docked in cart hay that. so far, columbia officials have destroyed 1,300 drug labs and seized 2,800 tons of cocaine. passengers on a ship had to be rescued because of a fire. this ship travels between pure tow rio and dominican republic. it spread to other compartments. rescue boats and private vessels were brought in to help rescue more than 20 people were hospitalized, including one

going down an emergency slide. more than 100 others received medical treatment at the scene. >> we're talking about people who are anxious and shock and suffering from heat stroke and dehydration. >> there has been reports that fire has been burning for a while. authorities are investigating. >> reporter: fliers -- flyerses making less complaints. customer reporting fewer delays, cancellations, and issues with their baggage. passengers might be complaining about long lines come labor day. u.s.-based airlines say they expect 15.6 million to fly around labor day weekend that is a 4% jump from last year. you might not see many millennials travel for labor

vacations are millennials. one big reason why, young people want to show they're dedicated to their job. back to school shoppers are shopping for a bargain. a new survey revealing 48% of parents are using coupons when deciding what to buy that is the highest percentage in the survey's history. happy shopping. coming up after the break, a achieves the ultimate goal and you won't believe the lengths he went to make it happen. forget funerals, what more and more people are choosing to

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it is amazing. a new york man has achieved a big goal when it comes to pokemon go. if you play this game, you will be impressed. he caught all 145 pokemon in the smartphone game and he had to travel all over the world to do this. nick johnson says on average he

a day so it kind of became his full-time job. >> can you be gainfully employed if this is going on? is there a prize at the end of the rainbow for this? >> i don't know. anything i say would not be nice. he lost a little bit of weight doing it because of all the walking that is the upside. he was moving around eight hours a day. >> he does it for the love of the game. time for the buzz where we talk about the stories tha >> first up, how many of you are watching tonight because you bought tickets to adele and the show was canceled? >> we were the fallback. >> she has been selling out show after show but her announcement on twitter disappointing thousands of fans here in arizona but it was endearing that the singer, the way she announced it. >> let's listen to a little bit

and canceling shows is not something i want to do. i push through a lot of things but i've been trying to sing all morning and warming up and nothing is happening. >> a lot of people have commented about how touching the video was and it shows she is sick. it looks like she has been crying. >> i think it is great and brutally honest. she did not bother to do a lot of makeup. she said here is me in the morning and i'm not feeling well and you can >> not to criticize any other singer, she is not lip syncing or dancing, it is all voice. a surge of people leaving their bodies to science. rising funeral costs and growing acceptance of a practice. but this is vital for surgeons

and procedures. the last act of teaching and generosity. would you? >> i signed up to do this when i did my living will. i will probably die at the age of 90 and give my body to science. i had second thoughts and what if i die at this age and they are like, hey, my cadaver is the >> that is right. the sheet comes back and it is the big reveal. >> pictures of me on twitter. i guess i'm dead so it won't matter. >> that is ghoulish. >> what about the most uncomfortable item of clothing for a man, probably the necktie.

>> it is the bra for women. the second they walk in the door, they rip their bra off and they don't put it back on until they go on again. you probably do that with your tie. >> it is gone. it is gone in the car on the way home. a tie is like a bra for a woman, a necktie. >> it is that uncomfortable? >> i think so. i have never worn a necktie. it is not the first thing you want to put on in >> i applaud this became a talker and i applaud the decision. >> it is like being in sweatpants. >> i think it is fine and few guys will object. >> your turn to chime in. head to facebook and post your thoughts. >> we would love to hear from you. >> yes, we would. >> reporter: i'm not going to touch that one. now that the cardinals have their head coach back, it is

practicing with the chargers.

scary moment yesterday as word scary moment yesterday as word spread that head coach bruce arians was taken to a local hospital just before the

with more on b.a.'s health and the practice, we kick it out to richard saenz. >> reporter: we are in san diego with the cardinals. it is easy to be cool and funny guy. when times get tough that is when your true character starts to show. bruce arians took a ride in an ambulance bent over in pain late last night and taken to a local hospital. after he spends the night in the hospital, he gets released this morning and still makes the morning media session. that is not all, b.a. started practice here as they hit the field with the chargers. the main man hasn't changed. he was still that confident guy and had the presence of mind to crack jokes this morning. he says last night was part of his master plan to keep the cardinals on their toes.

i had a bunch of stomach pain and doubled over. i thought it was a kidney stone at first. good thing i do colonoscopies. i knew it was there. i was mad i missed a practice because it was a good one. we watched the tape today. i'm too old not to listen to doctors anymore. i have a tendency to push it. we'll go out today and see how long we'll stay and it is nothing serious. >> reporter: we do have football to talk about. cardinals practicing together. both teams say they got better because of it. an interesting exchange between charles jones and philip rivers.

looks like you had fun between you and philip rivers. >> he ran about 40 yards and i said you have to run faster than that. i told him i will see him on friday. >> reporter: we have cards coverage in a matter of minutes. i'm richard saenz for fox 10 sports. >> reporter: thank you, richard. we swing to downtown phoenix. the diamondbacks play long ball with the mets tonight. rickie weeks jr. moon shot that is deep and out of here to make it 2-1, d-backs. yasmany tomas gets a full extension and that is out of here to make it, 3-1, d-backs. weeks and tomas and it is weeks again another deep home run. 6-1 and then it is tomas.

he is going to get it deep but is it enough? full extension. he has been on a tear lately. this one off the wall. not quite enough to get it out of here but enough to score two runs and enough to watch tomas run the bases. he is safe with a two run score. 8-1, diamondbacks. tomas, almost to the identical spot. this one into and it is gone. d-backs finally get a win at home. they win, 13-5. more on the cardinals coming your way. we check back in with richard and more on the d-backs getting the big win at home.

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arizona? we hear from a valley man with the symptoms. will chase field soon have a new owner? a meeting today involving a potential buyer. hello, everyone, specifically everyone in phoenix. >> adele saying hello to phoenix on twitter but what she says next leaves thousands of fans disappointed. thank you for joining us at 10:00. we begin with a news alert. police on the scene investigating a deadly hit-and-run in phoenix. sky fox overhead at 44th street and mcdowell. this is within the last half hour. it is not clear what led to the crash. one person was hit and killed and so far, no description available on any vehicles that officers may be looking for. the intersection is closed and it will be as the investigation is underway. we'll keep you updated as we