the murders happened in 2008 but the the remains of one of the victims was not found until a few years ago. now the search is on for the two brothers believed to have carried out these gruesome crimes. >> reporter: john, these brothers are mexican nationals with ties to drug cartels and drug trafficking that is according to sheriff paul babeu. investigators were able to link th whose remains were discovered years apart. two brothers from mexico now suspects in a double murder in arizona in 2008. pinal county sheriff paul babeu linking fausto negrete-olivas and his brother dionicio to two murders in casa grande.

gruesome murders we've seen here. >> reporter: he says they lured baltazar lopez, a known drug trafficker and his friend, azaren cordova to casa grande on april 27 of 2008. >> baltazar believed he was owed $10,000 and he was coming to casa grande. they told him they were going to pay him. >> reporter: instead of yi dismembered their bodies and scattered them in two different places. they had not been connected until a medical examiner and detectives were able to link the two victims through d.n.a. in 2014. this appears to be a cartel drug deal gone bad among mexican nationals in the arizona desert. the sheriff says it happened in

>> our job is, we're the protectors. we do not walk in fear of these criminals but our job is to protect our community and to say this kind of vicious crime cannot go unanswered in the state of arizona. >> reporter: sheriff babeu giving a lot of credit to the pima county medical examiner's office and the sheriff investigators for working so hard and connecting the victims and then i.d.ing them. as for the been spotted in the state of arizona in the last 12 months. if you think you have seen them, you can call law enforcement immediately or if you think you have any information relevant to the case. i'm linda williams, fox 10 news. >> thank you, linda. a pinal county sheriff's deputy is involved in a crash near coolidge. sky fox over the scene this morning, state route 287 and attaaway road.

crash. phoenix police release new surveillance video or photos of two men believed to be involved in a double shooting. the two suspects were denied service near tally's pub because it was so late. as they were leaving, they got into a fight with someone and fired a handgun outside of the bar. two people are wounded but expected to be ok. technology is becoming more adva doing that in the medical field. more and more doctors are learning how to operate on people with robots as their hands. courtney griffin explains. >> reporter: it's harder than it looks and some folks got to experience operating this robot pretending to be a doctor for the day at banner dell e. web medical center. the da vinci robots are used to perform all sorts of abdominal

doctors operate the robot's hands, which are similar to tweezers. >> you have more dexter -- texer tex -- dexterity. >> getting the chair to your own height so you're not hunched over so you're not sore and tired. >> reporter: the robots benefit just the doctors. >> the patients go home the next day instead of several days. >> reporter: the recovery time the much less and scars are smaller. >> i think the biggest concern that people have, they hear robot and they think we are in a different room but we're in the same room and we see the patient the whole time.

old. >> i had a feel for the robot and i had a feel for the robot. it is nice. >> reporter: i tried it but i did not have the feeling. so your good at it? maybe it is your future. >> another career. >> reporter: courtney griffin, fox 10 news. >> doctors say it could cut surgery time in half. the price for the patient remains the same if the robot is used or not used. the third charm for anthony weiner. the new york politician, former congressman, candidate for mayor at one time is sexting again and it is probably going to cost him his marriage. his wife who is hillary clinton's most trusted aide has decided to leaf him after he was involved in a third sexting scandal. this time, he was sending out

woman, however, one of the pictures included his young son next to him in bed. this has disgusted a lot of people and people's patience with him are running out. the timing could not be worse for aberdeen who is out on the campaign with hillary clinton. >> creepy to see the pictures come out. crews have a busy monk after a fire breaks out in philadelphia church. look at this massive fire. you can hardly tell it is a church. flames left a massive hole in the church. the historic church had stood for more than 100 years in that spot. tense moments for workers in rhode island. they were trapped in a bucket when the crane started to topple off of a bridge.

rescue the workers. crews had to shut down the bridge for several hours until they could get things cleared up. the man who shot and killed john lennon has been denied parole for the ninth time. he shot lennon at his home in the december of 1980. the three-man board denied chap unspecified reason. they received a letter from oco-ono -- yoko ono opposing it. talk about amazing forensic work. they know how lucy came to her end. the remains of lucy was found in

2.4 million years old. scientists have been studying the bones and she may have died after falling from a tree, about a 40-foot tree. cracks along her arms and pelvic area would match fractures from a human who suffered from a high fall. >> i think of >> lucy was believed to be under 4 feet tall and 65 pounds. new tonight at 9:00, one person's transformation to a dragon. it is the preferred pronoun has undergone 20 years worth of body

reptilian. >> as soon as i boarded the bus, i heard a lady scream at the top of her lungs. oh, my god, what is that? i can't see that. >> what's behind this transformation from man to dragon? we got it tonight. find out tonight on fox 10 news at 9:00. coming up, could sitting in traffic hurt your health? a new study that could have you rolling up the windows of your car. video that is generating a lot of buzz. why police had to pepper spray an 84-year-old woman. where taylor swift was

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appointments available now. police in oklahoma police in oklahoma release body cam video 84-year-old woman being pepper sprayed by a police officer. police are looking for her son at the time. he would run into the home and the chief of police is saying they are trying to piece everything together to figure out what happened. >> face that way now. >> reporter: investigators are trying to figure out what led to an 84-year-old woman being

gee police officer. he refused to come out and police went inside. he walks out his 84-year-old mother. police command her to turn around. after 40 seconds, she is pepper sprayed. the chief of police says the department is working to resolve the situation. >> this is an important issue. there is a lot of misinformation out there. there is a lot of prejudgment going on. there is a lot of concern. >> reporter: the chief his department released the video to be transparent with the public. >> videos can't give you the full sense of what has happened. at the same time they validate or expose any warts you might have. >> investigators are still interviewing a couple more officers. the chief will decide what to do when the investigation the over. in the health watch tonight, sitting in traffic jams could

researchers say pollution that gatherers inside cars, look at that nightmare. >> that is the worst i have ever seen. >> sitting in traffic jams is worse than the air found in moving cars so this could be 40% higher than the kind of par tick particulates you get by driving around. keep the windows have the fans recirculated and keep it on. pope francis meets with mark zuckerberg at the vatican. the meeting focused on using social media to help poverty. >> he put on a suit. >> they want to help the most disadvantaged communities and the biggest surprise is zuckerberg did wear a shirt and

>> he cleans up very well. coming up, why some people are concerned that we could see a champagne shortage. don't freak out, john. >> that would not be good. you always need champagne around. what is the top party school in the country? where is a.s.u.? i want them to be first in every category, including this. >> reporter: how about this, the firestorm rages on over the richard sherman says he could have picked a better platted form. what about bruce arians? his take on the fallout over

? i have sad news to report tonight. it is not a.s.u. that is the top party school. we agonizing seasons. congratulations to the university of wisconsin, madison. according to the princeton review, they are the top party school in the country. >> that state knows how to party. >> that is a great school. the fact you can have great academics and still party, it doesn't mean they are mutually

university of illinois, another fine university, came in third. in tonight's business watch, apple makes it official. their next event will take place a week from wednesday. apple doesn't reveal beforehand which products will be announced during its event but they have long used the event in early september to introduce the next version of the iphone to get you ready for buying it the holidays. champagne lovers, listen up. a poor harvest in france's region could lead to a shortage. they shouldn't see a shortage for two or three years but there is always prosecco, italians love that. stocks begin on a positive

that the fox's business watch. >> reporter: well, to say the fallout over colin kaepernick's protest going viral is an understatement. his old coach says i support his motivation but it is his method of action that i take exception to. richard sherman saying he could pick a better platform. kaepernick stood at his locker and answered every question. he says i have great respect for the men and women who have fought for the country. they fight for freedom, they fight for people. they fight for liberty but that is not happening. people are dieing in vein because people are not holding their end of the bargain up. i asked bruce arians and his

kaepernick. >> i respect his right as an american, freedom of speech is one thing. i disagree with it. i want to stand and cheer for all of the people who lost their life of every race, religion, gender defending that flag. it is not my opinion but i respect his right. >> reporter: i wrote a blog on this on my facebook page if you care to react and jump in. as for action on the football field, rough afternoon yesterday against the texans. carson palmer through not one but two interceptions. it was tipped and picked off by the texans' secondary. this wasn't carson's best example of execution. this one was picked off intended for darren fells. simon took it to the house and certainly it was a subject of

coach arians. >> yeah, a lot of tipped balls. track -- chuck it up to bad luck or poor execution. it was on the receiver's part of not running away further and the quarterback throwing it too quick and that is probably a 30-yard gain on our part instead it ends up as a touchdown for them. >> r closer to saturday night when sun devils have their season opener. todd graham addressed the question today. when we come back at 6:00, you will hear his answer on who is going to quarterback the sun devils when it comes to saturday night against the lumberjacks. >> i think i know the answer but until i get it from you, it is not official. coming up, where taylor

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? she was absent from last night's vma's and missed by many. taylor swift reported for jury

she sat around with shellshocked fans. >> did she sing a couple of numbers for them? >> she did oblige them. she was one of 30 potential jurors but she was dismissed because she told the judge she had a pending civil case involving sexual assault. she did take a bunch of pictures with potential jurors. coming up at 6:00, going to hear from two former correctional officers who worked in an arizona prison where the late gene wilder and richard pryor filmed one of their comedies. plus, a polygamist on the run who should be considered

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first tonight at six good evening, again, everyone. first tonight at 6:00, the arizona department of corrections has opened up a reentry facility for felons but it is too close to home for people in north phoenix. it provides counseling and substance counseling and housing for many inmates and many are sex offenders. >> reporter: john, this facility is home to nearly 60 felons, including a couple dozen sex offenders. let me show you where it is located. it is off of i-17 and pinnacle peak road. let's zoom in to give you a better idea of where it is located. this is the center up here.

and i-17. it is not directly next to a school but let me show you how close it is. this is a large community center and this is sandra day o'connor here. both are within a mile of the new facility. a lot of parents not happy about the location and not happy that the department of corrections didn't give them much notice before it opened. >> as of august 16, there were 48 residents. 26 wer three sex offenders. they do have ankle monitors on. >> reporter: this north phoenix mother of three has been vocal with the department of corrections demanding answers and airing her issue about this new center. it is close enough to cause concern. >> it brings a sense of fear just in general. when you see someone walking in