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now at 9:00, a warning for people in chandler after nearly half a dozen fires break out in their neighborhood. why investigators believe they may be linked. a two-year-old boy is recovering tonight after accidentally shooting himself in the leg. we'll hear from neighbors who are shocked at how easily he was able to get his hand on the gun. >> why you leave a gun with two little kids out, i don't know. >> people along the east coast taking cover from hurricane hermine. we have a live report from that battered region. and later, a list of the most awkward social situations, including something that many of us do every day. good evening and thank you for joining us tonight. we begin with a fox 10 news

hospital after he is shot at a strip mall in phoenix, and marcy jones is live at the scene now with details for us. marcy? >> reporter: that's right, guys. i'm here on 32nd street and cactus where it's still a fluid scene, seeing a large police presence. i'm going to step out of the way so you can see what's going on behind me. now, they were called here for an armed robbery. here's what we know so far. according to officers, this could be a deal of some kind gone bad, this happening at a closed lal there was some kind of private card game going on. we are told one male was shot twice in the stomach. he was awake when he was transported to the hospital and is expected to be okay. here's the part that's a little wo worrisome. we have two suspects still on the loose, described as two black male suspects in their twenties, one in a white shirt, one in a black sheet. we are still collecting all of the pieces of the puzzle, a lot

running tests. we'll keep you updated on the situation, for now, reporting live, marcy jones, fox 10 news. the month of september kicking a you have with a visit from the monsoon. tracking a large wall of dust as it moved in from the southwest earlier today. >> this is what the dust storm looked like from earlier today, very thick dust as we take a ground shot, very hard to see. right here you see the danger of driving in a dust storm where you can't see the car in front of it's almost like thick fog, if you're in san francisco or something like that. this is on state route 347 as the storm moved through and a fox 10 viewer took this video with their phone. >> tough driving conditions there. and some areas even got some rain. this is near chaparral and route 101. that storm came in of course just in time for the evening rush hour as it seems to do lately, making for a it tough

dave munsey joining us with a look at some of the rainfall totals and what's happening out there right now dave. >> we still have a little bit of active weather around. this thing rolled in. it rolled in very strong, it did not fall apart until it really got upon us here and kicked up some pretty good dust upon us. there it is, right there, as it rolled in earlier tonight. take a look, half inch south of phoenix here, you can see anything from just less than a half an inch to a little more than a half an inch, rains coming down off to the west and a little bit south of us here. here's three hundredths of an inch, we have a half inch back over by buckeye, we have a half an inch east of phoenix over here, in one of the harder hit areas of the area, and then you can see here, about a half an inch north of apache junction, an inch and a half coming down there. still some moisture in the air.

down in the south, in the gulf, and we'll take a look at that as well coming up. >> thank you, dave. tonight, hurricane hermine battering the state of florida. look at that surf, the hurricane making landfall just a little a while ago as a category 1 storm, this hurricane coming up through the gulf of mexico. everyone was wondering what was going to happen with this storm. would it turn into a hurricane? and it certainly did, hitting parts of the panhandle and north central florida fox reporter nathalie pozo is in apalachicola florida tonight. how bad is right now? is it as calm as it has been, or you haven't seen the worst of it yet nathalie? >> kari, you know, it's been kind of touch and go out here. right before hurricane hermine landfall, we were dealing with very heavy rains and very heavy winds.

of wind. we are in the downtown area of apalachicola. take a look here, it gives you an idea of what we are dealing with out here. many businesses here did close their doors earlier today, put up that plywood, and also put those sandbags in place. now, one of the things that is of great concern here to the franklin county emergency management center is life threatening surge and flooding. i can tell you that they did already close several roads here in the county and they are also concerned with the storm surge, it's expected about six to nine feet. there was also a mandatory evacuation from earlier today of the barrier islands. some people decided to get out. others said, you know what, we are going to stay and we are going to ride out the storm. it's been more than ten years since florida has seen a hurricane hit, but the residents here tell me, some of them tell me that they have lived here for such a long time. for some of them, this is home.

for this hurricane. so we were driving over here a short time ago, and we already started to see that tree debris on the roads, also dealing with power outages here tonight. actually, the -- right here, the block over to us, that actually just went pitch black. we lost the power there. and also about a mile away from where we are at a hotel just down the road here, that hotel lost power earlier today. so even though hurricane hermine is here it will be over. we still have several hours of this, and then again what comes with a storm cleanup, the debris, the flooding, and the power outage. kari, i'll send it back to you. >> they have definitely seen worst, but i imagine that people are getting prepared just in case they are going to be kind of out of commission for the next few days with power outages, et cetera. >> reporter: yes, kari. some of the residents here were

they have been through this before. they know what to expect when it comes to a major storm. this is a category 1, so some folks did take it lightly. like i said, they decided that they were going to ride out the storm, that they were not going to leave, but they did have those supplies in place, the water, the batteries, flashlights, weather radios, all of those things that we normally see fly off of the shelves during a hurricane. i can tell you though that there wasn't any major least in the areas that we went to, of water and batteries and things like that. we only saw one store that had a sign posted on the outside that said they were out of flashlights. but for the most part, i mean, you know, people were prepared here. and i tell you we have even had several residents just make their way through this area wanting to get a peek at the storm, and there's even a restaurant that just closed their doors a few minutes ago.

area >> all right. >> reporter: so there are several people now making their way out of the restaurant. folks, again, taking it lightly, but they were prepared. >> well, stay safe down there, nathalie. i know you'll be covering it. and to everybody in florida, hopefully this one passes over without too much damage. and over the opposite coast, the hawaiian islands being threatened by hurricane lester, much of the state under hurricane watch as it approaches the isld it appears to be moving away from hawaii, it brought strong surf and flooding, also knocked out power to hundreds of people in the hawaiian islands. developing in chandler tonight, investigating suspicious house fires. >> now investigators are trying to figure out who is starting those fires. >> police are holding meetings with concerned neighbors. danielle miller joins us live

chandler and mcclintock with the latest, danielle? >> kari and marc, this home behind me is the last fire where firefighters thought it to be suspicious. they say that it happened on sunday, and they are also telling us that this is one of the biggest fires and caused the most damage out of all of the fires being called suspicious at this time. their fear, along with several other people that we talked to here in this community is that these fires could get worse. chandler fire and police officials holding a community meeting tonight, one of the m five suspicious fires that have happened near chandler boulevard and mcclintock within the last month. >> it started at the beginning of august. it started small. the last couple -- there was a fence fire that grew kind of a little larger. it didn't get to the house. >> reporter: the last one happening sunday here on tyson street. officials say this fire caused the most damage. it started on the back patio and moved to the home.

>> i was woken up by the police department, banging on my door. there was a fire behind me and i needed to be ready to leave my house. >> he and other neighbors have had growing concerns since the first fire. >> all right after dark, usually between dark and most recent one was about midnight. >> reporter: officials aren't telling us what links the fires or what deems them suspicious. leeber is just hoping it stops before getting worse. >> i have two young children. my neighbor ha children, and they are very close to our houses. it's scary. i'm getting worked up thinking about it. >> reporter: and fire officials are asking anybody with any information on these fires to call police. they are also asking anybody here in the neighborhood that if you're out and about and you see something suspicious to report it. reporting live, danielle miller, fox 10 news. >> danielle, thank you very much. sentencing day today for a woman who was caught on camera plowing over her boyfriend with

misty wilke, she says she ran him over right here. it was tough to watch, because the man claimed he was hiv positive. as bad as that crash looks, that man was seriously injured, but he did survive. wilke left the scene but she eventually turned herself into police, and today she apologized in court for her actions. she was sentenced though to six years in prison. avondale police arrest a man accused of stealing thousands of dollars from a veterans organization. police say that kirk davis has been the tillman memorial vfw post for the past two years, and during that time he stole more than a hundred thousand dollars. davis, he is facing forgery and embezzlement charges. well you could call this a great example of instant karma. o after a scottsdale police officer finds himself the victim of a property crime, someone

the weekend, but they didn't get it away for long. and the person who caught them, you guessed it, the very officer they stole from. it wasn't a good way for the officer to start his week, his brand-new atv stolen overnight from his home sunday. >> the next morning, i woke up and it wasn't there. it was kind of weird being on the other side of law enforcement, having to make a report of my property that was taken. >> the officer was out on patrol later that caught his road near scottsdale and shea, an atv driving in front of you traffic. >> i thought to myself, this can't be happening to me. once i ran the vin, i confirmed that it was stolen and the registered owner was myself. the officer's body camera

you can hear the officer's reaction as he finds his stolen atv, taken from his home just hours earlier. >> it's kind of a one in a million chance that i was able to recover my four-wheeler that was stolen from me. >> reporter: 27-year-old jose rivera was arrested for stealing the atv and is facing felony charges for receivingto property and possession of paraphernalia. >> it was nice to >> he said, you'll never believe it, i solved our case. i caught the thief last night. >> reporter: the suspect who was arrested reportedly admitted to smoking meth. the officer is relieved that

struggling to conceive a child. how one couple found a program that allowses them to adopt a embryo. members of the navajo nation back tonight. >> they need assurance that the pipe will not break when it crosses the river. plus, an explosion on the launchpad. why this fireball is not sitting well with facebook

paul babeu exposed in a damning home video. extreme discipline used on special needs kids at a boarding school he used to run. widespread cases of physical and sexual abuse. students were also stripped down and forced to wear nothing but a sheet. indisputable evidence that congressional candidate supported the abusive practices and even bragged about them. they're there for a reason. because they're hopeless. because they're hopeless. a long history of abuse,

arizona elections officials are still counting the votes from tuesday's primary. >> and tonight we are told that they have abt 38,000 more ballots left to count. there are two races that are still simply too close to call. in congressional district five, christine jones holds about a 600 vote lead over andy biggs. >> and the outcome of the republican race for maricopa county recorder, that is still up in the air as well. incumbent helen purcell now has a slight lead over aaron flannery, just 374 votes separating the two. wow, yeah. definitely not the way that was

a falcon 9 rocket going up in flames. this was during a routine test at cape canaveral just days ahead of its launch. so it wasn't even scheduled to launch today, but it was scheduled to take a facebook satellite into space saturday to bring an internet satellite into space for internet access in africa. the explosion started right around the upper oxygen tank. luckily, though, nobody was hurt here. a movie based on what many call the miracle on the hudson, based on a true story, an airline flight that landed on the hudson river, and everyone survived. tonight, we are hearing from a valley woman who survived. it's going to be a good movie, with tom hanks, it's going to be a good movie, right? he plays pilot sully sullenberger.

forced to land the plane on the river when all of the engines failed. they hit some birds. a woman on the flight says that even seven years later, she still remembers every single detail. >> and i was sitting underneath the right engine that was dripping some jet fuel on me, and it saw until the new york waterway ferry was approaching that i really felt that we were going to make it. as soon as i saw the boats coming, i knew that we were going to make it. >> it's i wonder if she is nervous to fly after that. >> i would think so, yeah. >> tracy says that she is thankful that captain sullenberger was the captain of that flight, and he saved so many lives that day. teammates reduced to just watching the game while players on the bubble, they go through one more audition.

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your exclusive accuweather forecast with dave munsey on fox 10 news. hi, folks. we get it under a hundred at 97 degrees, winds northeast at 13 miles an hour right now. yeah, and in the had a lot of dust in it earlier in the day today. a little bit of rain to help clean things out. 93 degrees right now at deer valley, 85 at fountain hills, 85 in queen creek, and up in surprise 92 degrees right now. a little bit of moisture still around the state here. it's clearing out of the valley, although we do still have a slight chance of a shower in the forecast. look at that. that was the earlier one that rolled through. and there was some pretty good moisture with it, anywhere from

an inch to an inch and seven hundredths. yeah, it got up there pretty good in a few areas, but you can see this map is giving you a good look at this thing, just kind of wearing out, a lot of it drying out right around the city, but certainly not around the state. we have a little bit of active weather up north still hanging on here up in the flagstaff area. we saw some pretty good numbers up here as well from a half an inch to an inch and three quarters in some areas. so it really did pick up some pretty good moisture. through. we get over to the east valley here, and you can see some moisture rolling through that as well. and then down in the southeast, some moisture coming through, but once again things drying out very rapidly, and the city looking pretty good at this hour, even though, as i mentioned, we do have a chance of a shower left in the forecast. 104 degrees for the high today. in goodyear, it was 100 degrees. in glendale,102, 101 in

sedona at 86, 84 in payson, 75 at show low, and 103 at gila bend. this was your day, 104 on the high, 87 on the low, 104, 81, normal high and low. record high, 116, record low at 63. here is what we are forecasting for tomorrow. 101 degrees. you see some 104s and some 103s kind of mixing it up around the valley as well. it will b some areas. if you are planning on a trip to hawaii and you are leaving out of arizona, take a little look at what's going to be waiting for you over there. yeah, this right here, the islands right in here. this is lester, hurricane lester, 120-mile-an-hour winds at this time, running north is what the track is looking like at this particular time. this is a hurricane in the gulf states right now, hermine, and

jacksonville. at the present time it is 40 miles south-southeast oft tallahass tallahassee. that is where the eye is right now. there have been 80-mile-an-hour winds in the area. we have been looking at 10212 inch 10212 inches -- ten to 12 ifens of rain. you see it rolling up into the charleston area by friday with 75-mile-an-hour winds. you see it rolling up past raleigh and just south o new york with winds getting into the 60-mile-an-hour range, so it is no longer a hurricane at that point in time. so you see it rolling up and down that seaboard with still quite a bit of strength and moisture wrapped around it. 86 overnight here, 101 degrees for tomorrow. as things dry out just a little bit as we head into the weekend, we will still drop those temperatures down a little bit and stay there. watch your kids around water. coming up in the next half

number of credit card skimmers are popping up all over the valley, how you can keep yourself from becoming a victim. why you leave a gun with two little kids around, i don't know. >> but up next, neighbors reacting to the news that a two-year-old boy, a toddler, was able to get his hands on a gun and shoot himself. >> i'm surprised he could actually pull a trigger, you know, he's only two years old

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tonight after getting a hold of a gun and accidentally shooting himself in the leg. >> and police say the toddler found that gun inside drawer in his family's home. steve krafft has more. >> why you leave a gun with two little kids around, i don't know. >> this was the scene last night as officers rushed to a home near 40th avenue and peoria in northwest phoenix. phoenix police say the little boy found a handgun in a drawer and shot himself. the bullet hit the two-year-old's upper leg and groin. the happened in front of another child in the house who is six years old. a neighbor could tell something was wrong and rushed over to hospital. >> i was in the house in the back, and my dogs were carrying on and carrying on. i usually don't look, i pulled the curtain, saw paramedics and ran out real quick. i looked over there and the little boy was in the living room hanging out and screaming and screaming, and the grandpa

wrong joe? he said, i just shot myself. >> phoenix police are investigating the case. steve krafft, fox 10 news. a burglar is caught on camera breaking into someone's home, by, yeah, crawling in through a doggy door as you can see in these pictures. >> it looks like he was caught in the act there. >> it almost looks like he could see the camera there and knows, uh-oh, i just got busted. >> i got caught. >> police say the man stole a pearl this is at a home near 46th avenue and bell. if you have any information in this case or might be able to recognize the guy, call silent witness, 480-witness. the va's hospital director leaving, the news coming as the va's director secretary paid the hospital a visit, and he didn't exactly give it a glowing report. things got pretty interesting story. nicole garcia is there and she

losing its director again. debra amdur is retiring again after less than a year on the job siting personal health reasons. meanwhile, employees are saying wait times are improving, but there are still major systemic problems and corruption at the hospital. the va's secretary is in town. he became defensive when questioned about her short term here in phoenix. >> this job has nearly killed her. i with deb after the first time that she landed in the hospital. i didn't even find out about the second time she landed in the hospital. and if some jerk wants to assert that something that happened over here has got anything to do with her retirement, they're full of crap. >> the top va official says he'll be here in phoenix every month for the rest of the year to oversee progress and to hire a new director. the phoenix va hospital will have had six directors within the last two years.

members of the navajo nation returning from a trip to north dakota in protest of an oil pipeline that will be built close to chicago, very close to the standing rock sioux nation. >> what i saw there is they were making a stand not just for the tribe, not just for other tribes that are in the area, people that live along the river, and the biggest reason is they need assurance that the pipe will not break. when it crosses the river. >> hundreds of native americans from all over the country have traveled to north dakota to join in this protest, along with environmental activists. in tonight's health watch, it is something many couples across the country struggle with, infertility. >> but tonight, a couple who

they find new hope in adoption. >> even though doctors kept saying, i.v.f. is your only option, we still felt like there has to be something else out there. >> after several failed pregnancies and two emergency surgeries on her fallopian tubes, michel and michael's hopes were low, their personal beliefs ruling out ivf. they discovered snowflake embry >> i texted him, and what would you think if we gave birth to our adopted child? and he responded, you know, by saying if -- that's it. that's the answer. >> reporter: there are more than 600,000 frozen embryos stored in the u.s. when i.v.f. couples finish their family building, these extra embryos can be terminated, frozen indefinitely, given to science for research, or donated for reproduction.

child, and we allow the donor to select the recipient family, and we are going through a whole process of qualifying that family based on fda procedures, rules, and regulations. >> reporter: embryo adoption can be appealing to families who want to experience pregnancy and childbirth. the procedure is less expensive than i.v.f. and has a 47% success rate. in most agencies, the adopting family must complete a family and receive clearance from their physician. both families have to agree that there's a match before signing the contracts. for michel and mike, the first family was a perfect match. >> there was a love in my heart for this family that it was -- it was so unexplainable, and we just knew that this was -- this, you know, this was the family that we were supposed to be connected to.

michel gave birth to their adopted daughter, laura. she is now expecting laura's genetic sibling in january. a new york city mother is demanding answers from jetblue, and you'll understand why after her five-year-old son was put on the wrong plane. >> ooh. >> scary stuff here. maribel martinez says her son was supposed to fly from the dominican republic to queens on august 17th, but when she went to p jetblue gave her the wrong child. you think it's bad when your luggage is misplaced, where's your kid? a lawyer says another child was carrying the child's passport. he ended up in boston somehow. she was put back on a flight to queens. >> for three hours, she thought her son might be kidnapped. she didn't know where she is.

jetblue that the boy is in boston, and she speaks with him. he arrives a few hours later at jfk. >> jetblue is reviewing this incident, and they also refunded the flights, and they offered the families credit towards future flights. >> i would be out of my mind. >> yes. >> those are big airports to be lost in. >> yes, that's a huge mistake. an alarming number of credit card skimmers are being found at gas stations across arizona. we have been telling you a this, but after the break we are going to tell you how to protect yourself from becoming the next victim. later on in the buzz, why one university is telling students not to speak unless

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engage with industry expert instructors in small classroom settings where you can get the support you need to excel. scholarships available. see you on campus! go lopes! find your purpose at grand canyon university. visit gcu.edu/evening. all right. the next time you are at the gas station, i was there today, be sure to look out for the credit card skimmers at the pump.

can't even see these things, they hide them so well. you don't even know you have been a victim until it's already happened. an alarming number of these skimmers are being found at gas stations across arizona. last year, there were 11 of them found in arizona. this year, more than 50 of them have been found, and nearly all of them were found in august alone. so to protect yourself from thieves using these skimmers, never use your debit card at the pump, and don't be afraid to ask questions at th g >> when you go to fill up for gas, you need to go in and ask the attendant first. when's the last time you checked for skimmers on your pumps? if they haven't checked them for a while, pay cash or go somewhere else. >> they have made getting gas an ordeal. >> you get paranoid. >> go in and give the clerk the look, the third degree. >> you drive around and look for a place.

credit card skimmers have been found, go to fox10phoenix.com and look for as seen on tv. all right. prices at the pump on the rise as we head into the labor day weekend, but not that much. you can still take the road trip. nationally, the average price of gas is $2.23. in arizona, the average price is a little bit lower, $2.10 a gallon. despite recent increases, aaa expects arizona the lowest labor day holiday gas prices in more than a decade. ? didn't think we would be hearing this so early, did we? >> you know, that is one of my favorite christmas songs though. if you have to hear it, that will be the one. >> give it a couple of months. >> then i'll be sick of it. it's only labor day but some people are already thinking about christmas, including walmart, the chain starting its

shoppers looking for head start. it looks like walmart will be hanged out some pink slips, the nation's largest retailer, cutting coming in the accounting and invoicing departments. meanwhile, a new report saying the overall number of layoffs dropping to the lowest overall levelzy seen since may, 32,000 jobs, this coming ahead government's august employment report on monday morning. >> take a look at this, the average for a 30-year fixed rate mortgage ticking higher this week, it's now 3.46%. but keep in mind, that is still very close to the all time low. and when should junior get his or her hands on a cell phone? well, apparently now we know. according to a new poll, americans think kids should get their first cell phone at age 14.

coming up next in the buzz, your dog may actually be smarter than you think. why researchers believe dogs can truly understand what we are saying to them. >> uh-oh, i'm in trouble. plus we are talking about the most awkward social situations. there's a list of them. and we are going to does what we think is the most awkward coming

where we talk about the stories that people out there are talking about. >> and first up, has being politically correct gone too far? rutgers university is now telling students not to speak so much. that's because they see speaking can lead to what they call microaggressions. microaggressions come in three categories, in case you're wondering. microassaults, microinsults, and microinvalidations. this is kind of babble speak. examples would be maybe to another female friend, you're strong for a girl, or something like that's so ghetto. the university says students should only speak if their words are true and kind, but they are getting a lot of backlash, some people saying this mandate is kind of like something you would see in communist china. >> and this is college that we are talking about. it sounds like stuff that you would talk about in kindergarten. >> don't hurt someone's feelings. >> by the time you get to this

like that. the college shouldn't mandate it, i don't think. >> you should also know that people should have a little bit thick skin, i can handle it. >> could be rough heading into the real world. list of awkward social situations, we have picked out a few. number one, running into your ex while you're out with a new date. awkward. >> never know what to say. >> that's when you to avoid the situation. and then finally being told or finding out that you have something in your teeth or on your face. now, the one where you forget somebody's name, i am sure you do this, kari, too, i'm hoping that i have somebody there with me that i do know their name, i say, this is my friend, so and so and i listen for the other person's name. >> or you guys know each other, right, or it's so great to see

>> and i heard walt disney had a little trick saying tell me your last name again, and they would say their first name. you know your dog is much smarter than you might think? i kind of suspected this, a new study saying dogs not only understand the tone of what you're saying, you might have a talking kind of a cutesy tone, but they understand words as well. in particular, they found golden retrievers, border shepherds understand language the best. i used to have to spell the word walk, we are going to go for a walk with one of my dogs, because they knew the word walk. so i had to say w-a-l-k. >> i had the same thing happen with a chocolate lab, and then guess what, he learned the word.

into a spelling bee. that would be a good one. your turn to chime in, you can find me on marc martinez fox 10. >> and i'm kari lake fox 10. i'll take the complements. you can give the difficulty and criticism to marc. >> i'll take it kari. >> okay. like us a while you're there. >> arizona cardinals, you wanted a win, you got one tonight, but jumped out, youl from bruce arians. cards, broncos, final preseason game. the audition part is over.

you're watching fox 10 sports with jude lacava in hd. preseason game number four equals show me what you got. can you make the football te? undrafted free agents, late draft picks, doing all they can to try to make the grade. let's take you to university of phoenix stadium. now a lot of the front liners did not play, and that included larry fitzgerald, of course no carson palmer, and no tyran mthieu. you're not going to risk it at this point in the spre season, robert nkemdiche would get plenty of time, brooks, jordan taylor goes 57 yards, and the

quarter. again, you're looking at all second, third team players. too many missed tackles in that secondary again tonight for the cardinals defense. but there were some real positives. and matt barkley was one of them. watch the play fake on a second and eight, and then he finds rick golden right here, beautiful play. how about it, 41 yards, barkley, 20-29, 261 yards, a back shoulder fade, touchdown j.j. nels, again, beautiful turn and catch. like i said, barkley jumped out and great job tonight. what about robert nkemdiche, look at that power bull rush, getting to paxton lynch. that's what the cardinals are really stoked about, number 90. and then barkley, looking for jackson shipley, hey, nice throw, touchdown. cardinals, 20-10, that was in the second quarter.

nkemdiche again, the sack of paxton lynch, this is a powerful young man, number 90, look at that bull rush. 30-17 the final. bruce arians with his assessment of tonight's game against the broncos. >> a bunch of guys stood on this one. i think the defensive line dominated the second half, and i'm really proud of that poffensive line to play that may plays and do a heck of a job in the running game, yeah, robt technique and a little nose guard. he had a lot of versatility tonight, along with the other young guys. you would like to have more of the young guys out there but we didn't have anybody else to put in. >> more from richard saenz in just about 20 minutes. colin kaepernick, you are probably saying what happened tonight. i'll tell you what happened tonight, he was booed.

night with the chargers hosting the 49ers. you can see that. a first class from the navy singing the star spangled banner. he was booed on every set of first downs when he actually played and started tonight. so colin kaepernick continues his protest, and he did it again tonight in san diego. a.s.u. football, pointing towards saturday night, they will play host to n.a.u. we believe it's going to be manny wilkins and not brady white starting the game. we do know that coach graham is stoked about the opening night saturday night against the jax. >> we will have our players. we will vote for captains each week, and we will name them on -- we will probably vote for captains on thursday and then name them on friday or saturday.

you should hear it at kickoff and see them walk out there. we'll probably have a starting quarterback walk out too. >> nice to hear from coach graham, to say the least. the outside linebacker for the cardinals, it looks like a sprained m.c.l. when you look at players that jumped out, kareem martin had a really good preseason, kerwynn williams a strong performance, elijhaa penny barkley, the question is going to be did he do enough to make the roster. they have got some decisions. they will know early saturday afternoon on the final 53-man roster. we'll stay with that story. standing by, richard saenz will you out to university of phoenix stadium. see you in 20 minutes. now at 10:00, a suspicious string of fires in a chandler neighborhood has officials

why investigators say they may be linked. plus hurricane hermine making landfall on the east coast. we'll track the storm and tell you where it will be next. plus an atv stolen by a scottsdale police officer. that officer finding and arresting the people responsible. we'll show you the body camera footage from the arrest. thank you for joining us for fox 10 news at 10:00, and we begin tonight with a fox 10 news alert. police in phoenix are searching for two suspects after a shooting near 32nd street and cactus, and that is where fox 10's marcy jones is live now with the latest for us tonight. marcy? >> that's right, marc, as you can see the flashing lights behind me. a lot of police still here. i'm going to step out of the way. we are on 32nd street and cactus where police say they were called for an armed robbery. here's what we know so far. according to officers, this could be a deal of some kind