crime tape surrounding a valley apartment after a gruesome discovery is made. police say a burned body was found in the rubble. a lot of people are out having fun this holiday weekend and police are also out in full force looking for drunk drivers. aaa has a way you can avoid day weekend. donald trump stumping in detroit. reaches out to the motor city's african-american community. thank you for joining us tonight. first on fox, phoenix police investigating an apartment fire where one victim was found at the scene. >> they're calling this a suspicious death. marcy jones has the latest. marcy? >> reporter: that's right.

but neighbors describe him as a white man in his 30s. now as investigators try to piece together exactly what led up to the death, neighbors say they're concerned. >> i just saw a lot of cops and a lot of sirens and things like that. and i was pretty curious of what was going on. >> just before 2:00 this morning, police were called to an apartment fire on 43rd avenue and thunderbird road. neighbors say it was an alarming sight. >> woke up this morning and there was a bunch of -- the police command and stuff here. so i kind of asked them, you know, i got kids and stuff, so i asked them, i'm kind of concerned what's going on. they have it roped off and it's obvious that they're going in one specific apartment. >> reporter: police say one person is dead. neighbors describing the rtd as a white male in his -- the resident as a while male in his 30s. >> he said the guy is dead obviously and his body was burned. so -- >> interesting. >> beyond recognition, he said, his face. >> reporter: still waiting for more details on exactly what happened. neighbors say they feel for the

>> yeah, it's not something that you want to see anywhere, but especially at your house and walking out to that type of thing is never fun for anybody. but hopefully the family gets some type of answers pretty quickly. and justice will be served. that's all we can really hope for. >> reporter: police say they don't expect another update until tomorrow morning to gove gove -- give the family enough time to nerve loved ones -- notify police investigating a shooting tonight. officers say a man was shot in the chest right outside his home. this is near 35th avenue and baseline road. this unfolded this morning at about 4:30 when they say the man got into an argument with two people. one of the suspects opened fire, hitting that man once. he was rushed to the hospital. his condition is unknown at this time. police haven't said if they've arrested any suspects. the family of a man who was shot and killed two years ago is

put that suspect behind bars. kevin orr was shot and killed while he was walking to his house. police say that he was last seen working at the roadrunner bar near 7th street and northern avenue. his family says they want the suspect behind bars so that person cannot hurt anyone else. >> and -- and until we know or until, you know, there's an arrest or -- whoever did this is out walking around, and can do that to your >> if you think you might have some informtion that may help in this case, you're being asked to call silent witness at 480-witness. more violence as a man is stabbed while sleeping in his pickup truck. police say that he was parked near this convenience store on 16th street and roosevelt. the suspect ran away from the scene after stabbing the victim. the victim was able to drive just a few blocks before collapsing. he's expected to be okay.

made any arrests. and police also asking for your help in finding two men who robbed a convenience stores. police say that two men entered the circle k. this is the one near i-17 and glendale. one of the men held up the clerk at gunpoint and the other started taken cigarettes and beer. the man with with the gun hit te clerk in the head and ran with that bag of cigarettes and peer. >> we certainly don't want them fighting over property and that's video, the clerk is just standing there doing his job when they cut him. when they held him at gunpoint and they hit him with the gun, too. >> if you have any information, call police. labor day weekend is here and law enforcement officials, they're out working to keep the streets safe from impaired drivers. police are cracking down on drunk and impaired drivers across the valley. departments statewide have additional officers on the roads and several checkpoints that are starting tonight at 6:00 p.m.

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illustration storm -- it has episode after episode. >> if you're interested in this, tickets for tomorrow at the convention costs $25 online. today marked the grand opening for odyssey, and a lot of people were excited to check out the new aquarium. people waited in long lines in anticipation to see the dolphins and other sea creatures there. the different kinds of species, including sea lions and penguins. odyssey's 200,000-square-foot aquarium makes it the largest in the southwestst. coming up after the break, arizonans cast their votes last tuesday but there's still one congressional race that is too close to call. >> hermine picking up speed on its way up north.

carolina. we'll have the details straight ahead. >> did 49ers' colin take things too far? one police union may be calling for a boycott. >> it's that time of year, time for some big-time football. college football, to be exact. the regular season kicking off tonight. and that includes the sun devils, asu doing its thing in tempe.

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unofficial well, wung the election was tuesday, but unofficial election results were released today for two pretty close races. >> and those results showing maricopa county recorder helen purcell ahead by about 200 votes against aaron flannery. >> a much closer race for congressional district 5.

votes. >> and fox 10's danielle miller joins us live with more on why this race will now need a recount. danielle? >> reporter: nine votes between the two candidates is virtually a tie and automatically triggers a recount. we spoke with the political analyst today and tetells us that although both candidates have claimed victory, the only one who can officially call the race is an election officil. >> christine jones claimed victory on election night. an now. it's a political thing do. >> reporter: the race for the republican nomination for district 5 neck and neck, that according to unofficial results released today putting biggs ahead by just nine votes. >> we never have an election this close at the congressional level in arizona. this is really close. really close. so once again, we can say does every vote matter? yes. >> reporter: political consultant stan barns says this

>> the legal process of taking every single precinct within the broad district and -- and doing a -- an audit of those votes by precinct. >> reporter: official numbers won't be released until it's complete. >> i'm sure there's a lot of stomach acid and heartbreak among christine jones's supporters and christine and andy biggs and his supporters. >> reporter: over the last 48 hours we have witnessed one of the most remarkable electoral turnouts in the history of arizona politics. the extraordinary grassroots efforts in the final weeks to drive out our voters was an undeniable factor in this turn-around. jones camp also releasing a statement saying, quote, we are committed to leaving no stone unsturned in the recount and in the end, we have confident that

election -- to run in the general election this november. and canvassing is set to start on wednesday. danielle miller, fox 10 news. >> that's right, thank you very much. well, you might have seen that sign outside of the arizona democratic party headquarters. it says, taco trucks on every corner. it's part of that hashtag that was going around. the phrase was put on their marquee at. they had a taco truck today. they were doing this were the voter registration and outreach tonight today. the arizona democratic party hoping to get more people registeed for the general election in november. >> we're helping, you know, the taco truck owner here, but yeah, we want them to come, buy some tacos, but at the same time those who are not registered to registered to vote. >> so many people went to the event that the taco truck ran out of food. hillary clinton not on the campaign trail today but her

spent his day in detroit joined by his former rival and now his supporter ben carson. he gave trump a tour of the motor city. afterward trump spoke to church-goers. trump said the black faith community has been a backbone of america's strengths and he said he will fight to ensure equal rights for people of all races during his presidency. >> i believe we need a civil rights agenda for our time. one that ensures the great education, so important, and the right to live in safety and in peace and to have a really, really great job, a good paying job, and one that you love to go to every morning. and that can happen. >> the visit is designed to increase trump support among

come have a piece of sweet potato pie! >> not everyone feeling the love for donald trump today. these are demonstrators who gathered outside the ministry holding signs and chaptering, against donald trump. they denounced trump's visit to the church where he tried to reach out to the african-american voters. at one point some protestors tried to push through into the church's parking lot. but they were stopped by church security and police. long weekend for a lot of people out there. hopefully for most of you. we're going to have a look at your forecast, what we can expect for tomorrow, and getting you through monday and the beginning of the week. that's coming up. and i know it's a lazy three-day labor day weekend. but i have to ask this. have you connected with me on social media yet? you can "like" my facebook page. also, give me a follow on twitter. i've been known to follow people

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tropical stotm hermine is intensifying... tropical storm hermine is intensifying. packing up to 70-mile-per-hour winds as well as heavy rains. the aftermath still being felt in parts of north carolina and virginia. fox news reporter joel waltman has the latest from the outer banks. >> reporte high tides still lingering along the outer banks, a day after hermine slammed into north carolina. hermine is picking up steam as it moves north. once again nearing hurricane strength. this storm system drenching dozens of communities across north carolina friday night. >> some of those gusts were probably 50-mile-an-hour, because it was blowing me from one side of the road to the other. >> reporter: strong whipping winds continuing into the afternoon saturday, leaving many

thousands of residents losing power in both inland and coastal areas. >> still on my porch out on the back here. big gust of wind. you could hear some popping and sizzling and kind of a loud explosion. >> reporter: parts of neighboring virginia also feeling the effects of hermine. thousands of homeowners waking up to downed trees and major power outages. one thing is for sure. residents are looking forward to a much quieter second half of the labor day holiday weekend. >> it's going to be nice. this there's always great weather after hurricanes. >> reporter: as hermine comments north, severe weather warnings are now in effect in coastal areas from virginia all the way up to connecticut. in the outer bearings of north carolina, joe waldman, fox news. well, it's shaping up to be a really nice weekend for us, especially with the labor day weekend here. a lot of people are enjoying the outdoors, heading up north. pretty much perfect conditions for that. you can see right now we got 94 degrees for with you winds out

miles per hour. taking a look over the valley, looks like a very nice clear night out there. you can see why when we look at the satellite and radar. we don't have a lot of any kind of cloud cover or moisture in our area right now. we're not going to see that for several days. a high pressure system that's keeping all of that away. so here's what we've got. looks very nice and clear for us. pretty much for the entire state. just a few stray showers that were popping up earlier today. those have now moved on out and so here we are. just a really nice conditions for us. the dew points are very low. that's why we're monsoon storms firing up. no chance of that for the next several days. these are going to be low. the low the dew points we need to see any monsoon type of activity. 91 in surprise, also for goodyear. cave creek 86 degrees and fountain hills 92. apache junction 87. the rest of the state, you are at 76 for you in kingman right now. 55 in flagstaff.

74 in page. in the southern part, 87 in tucson, 91 gila bend, and 86 in safford right now. for the record, we were at 106 degrees for our high today. 106. that is above normal by three degrees. the record was set back in 1983 at 112 degrees and we'll be around normal. 83 degrees tonight. for the rest of the country, we have some weather making its way up into the denver in montana as well. and then down in the gulf they're still getting a lot of moisture that caused so many problems there with the tropical storms and the hurricane hermtz has made its way through. that is mainly passing through heading up the eastern seaboard. still some weather off the coast of new york and washington, boston up there. so they're still seeing some active weather but it's moving its way through the atlantic and should be out of there hopefully in the next couple of days. the radar, you can see the activity that's going on over there. forecast lows for us, nice

55 in pression cot. lake havasu and bullhead city into the mid to upper 70s. 46 in the grand canyon. globe 65 degrees. our highs for tomorrow, going to be a nice day. we're looking at 98 degrees for us in phoenix, 102 in casa grande. 87 in winslow, 89 in kingman and 77 in the grand canyon. here's a look at our overnight. 74 degrees. clear skies. bit of a w tomorrow is going to look really nice as we don't look at any triple digits for the next several days. in fact i don't have any on the 10-day forecast. >> yay, you. >> that's good news. making for a nice labor day, right? the own chances we have of moisture moving in, starts about wednesday and thursday. we're looking at about a 20% chance as the moisture comes back into the environment. the dew point temperatures get back up there. so we look for chances of those monsoon pop-up storms that we've been seeing late august and into

>> the first day of fall is the 22nd. so that's just a few weeks away. and i was just thinking, october, right around the corner, halloween is -- >> that's when we know we're getting nice. >> yes, getting very nice. >> this week looks pretty good. >> we'll take it. ? ? >> you know what's great about gene wilder and willy wonka? just spans generations. if you're your 50s, 20s, teens. >> my kids loch it. my kids -- love it. my step kids' kids love it. you're right. you can sit around and watch it anytime with any group of people. >> a local theater celebrates the of gene wilder by showing

through thursday. among the films being shown are willy wonka and the chaich factory, along with blazing saddles. people at the theater say they're really happy to watch the movie on the big screen one more time. >> it's a great audience. got to laugh with a lot of people who already knew the jokes and just to key it come to life on the big screen was a real treat. >> what's your favorite line from willy wonka? everybody has one. mine is, "violet, you're violet, violet j.. >> ?os berries -- sn ons taste -- >> the theater will be showing wilder's films through thursday. up next, why one arizona woman says she was discriminated against at this universal theme park in orlando and what she's going to do about it. and 15 years after the september 11th terrorist

tempe today to show their support for the victims of that horribl day. jupiter like no one has ever seen it before. look at this. some new images from nasa after the break. and if you'd like to contogether mae -- contact me on social media, i'd love to hear from you. and you can also follow me over on twitter as well.

take a look at these images here. nasa releasing the best views of jupiter that we've seen so far. these pictures show storms on the planet's north pole right there. >> wow. >> and then nasa says the pictures were taken last week when it flew within 2500 miles of jupiter's dense cloud tops. juneau also -- juno also sent back pictures of the southern lights. they're considered the most powerful in the solar system. >> those are and this year marks 15 years since the tragic events that unfolded on september 11th. >> and hundreds of people today gathering out in tempe showing their support for those who lost their lives on that day. and also for those who are fighting for our country. fox 10's courtney griffin has the story. >> three, two, one. go. [horn honking] >> this is great country to live in. and yeah, just glad to be a part

communities around here. >> reporter: nearly 800 people hit tempe beach park this morning for the 9/11 heroes 5k run. >> makes me feel very proud to -- of our country. >> reporter: runners gathered to remember the nearly 3,000 lives lost on 9/11. and all our military and first responders that serve our country. >> i flew in from l.a. last night braws anything for charity -- because anything for charity is a great thing, but something for our 9/11 heroes is even better. super proud of being part of this with my family and celebrating on this special labor day holiday. it's a wonderful thing. [cheering] >> reporter: proceeds from the run benefit the travis manyon foundation, which helps veterans get jobs and sends care packages to active duty military. and helps kids learn about integrity. >> they're just an amazing organization. they teach young kids that character does matter. >> the freedom to do, the freedom to be. and the only way that we can do

those who sacrificed their lives and took the ultimate sacrifice for us to be able to enjoy the freedoms of this country. [cheering] >> thanks for holding our flags with honor. >> reporter: home of the free because of the brave. courtney griffin, fox 10 news. [cheering] >> and this was the fourth annual 9/11 heroes run. 50 runs will be going on during the next couple of will benefit the travis manyon foundation. developing story as pima county sheriff's deputies are asking for help to find this man. they think he's responsible for several robberies in pima county. in the most recent they say he walked into a foothills district walgreen's, implied he had a weapon, and demanded cash. if you think you've seen this guy, you're asked to call

born without arms says she was discriminated against by staff at universal orlando. jessica cox says she was not allowed on to any rides during a recent visit to the florida theme park. she says he was given a pamphlet that states that the rider must be able to grasp with at least one natural upper extremity. cox flies airports. she has -- airplanes. she has a black belt and as amotional variable speaker. -- a motivational speaker. american airlines will offer direct flies from santa fe and phoenix. a flight will depart once a day from phoenix to santa fe in the morning and head back in the other direction later in the evening. the flight will only offer 70 seats. tickets go on sale monday. and thousands of people gathering in santa fe, new mexico, to burn their worries away at the 92nd

people write down their troubles on a paper and they watch it go up in flames inside that giant papier-mache man. this event kicks off the santa fe fiesta and is usually held the weekend before labor day. dogs from animal care and control getting some haircuts thanks to woof wagon today. >> they cot cuts in hopes that they could be adopted with their brand-new look. this is business. you can see some of these really dramatic changes that the grooms -- grooming has done. you can tell the dogs feel so much better. >> i would think so. >> animal care and control hopes forever homes. >> it's very important. it really helps potential adopters see what the dog could look like without the knots and the mats. and so we were so grateful to woof fag wagon when they reached

grooming that they need. >> and woof wagon recently started their groom program to groom dogs from animal care and control. almost 27 years after their son was kidnapped, a family has closure. but not the way anyone wanted this to happen. >> president obama's visit to china gets off to a rocky start.

president obama touching down in china president obama touching down in china ahead of the g-20 summit. >> but we're learning the trip got off to a rocky start with some heated words exchanged between a white house aid and a chinese official. fox news's kevin corke is in

>> reporter: his 11th and final presidential trip to the asia pacific. president obama arrived in the picturesque chinese city of honko. right off the bad, china and the u.s. displayed some tension at the airport. >> okay. >> reporter: chinese officials demanding the white house counterparts ban. even national securing adviser susan rice was temporarily denied access to the despite the tension, the two leaders managed to carve out some moments of calm during a nighttime walk. but the highlight of the day was china and the u.s. formally committing the world's two largest economies to the paris climate agreement. >> this is the single best chanc that we have to deal with a problem that could end up transforming this planet in a way that makes it very difficult for us to deal with all the other challenges that we may face. >> reporter: indirect talks with

raised areas over which washington and beijing remaind at odds. among them, china making territorial grabs in the south china sea and it's causing high tensions in the region. and what president obama should have said was, look, we're stronger when we restrain ourselves. but china, if you don't, the u.s. will restrain you. the chinese needed to hear that. countries in the region needed to hear that. and the american people need to know how exceedingly dangerous things are right now in >> reporter: the president is expected at some point to meet on the sidelines with russian president -- vladimir putin. the two men have a lot to discuss. traveling with the president, kevin corke, fox news. the u.k.'s plans to leave the european union sparking this massive protest in london. a majority of british voters may

back in june, but many britons have been expressing voter remorse since that vote. thousands gathered at today's demonstration to oppose brexit. there are additional protests planned in cities across the country. pope francis holding a prayer vigil for mother teresa at the vatican. will be canonized by the pope tomorrow. the event is expected to be attended by tens of thousands of people. mother treata is known for her -- teresa is work caring for the poor in india. the pope praised the work of volunteers and said those suffering is a modern sin, a sin of today. thousands in oklahoma jarred out of a sound sleep by this. it's a 5.9 -- 5.6 earthquake. surveillance video shows the force of the tremors. the u.s. geological survey says the quick hit at about 7:00 this morning.

from northwest pawnee, oklahoma. no injuries were reported. but several buildings were damaged. reports indicate the quake was felt as far away as nebraska and into texas. an accident at the delta fair in memphis sends several people to the hospital. a ride suddenly stopped. it's believed that ride detected a malfunction and then stopped on its own. the right operator then mistakenly released the safety belts and several rides were either center of the right. there are no-no injuries but several passengers said that ordeal was very scary. >> it was really scary. i was trying to stay calm. i was telling her to calm down. and it was just really scary. everybody was crying on the floor. they didn't know what to do. screaming moms were telling everyone to come on and it was really scary. >> and the delta fair is still open but the moon raker ride that this happened on is closed

investigators in this central minnesota say the remains of jacob wetterling have been found. the sheriff's office says jacob's remains were identified today. jacob was 11 when he was kidnapped from a rural road near his home back in 1989. 53-year-old danny heinrich was named as a person of it just last year. heinrich was charged with multiple counts of child pornography, but denies former nfl player lawrence taylor is now facing d.u.i. charges in florida. troopers from the florida highway patrol says the 57-year-old was involved in an accident yesterday evening. he reportedly changed lanes, hit a motor home, and sideswiped a patrol car. taylor playing 13 seasons with the new york giants, helping the team win the super bowl titles in 1987 and '91. in 2011 he was sentenced to probation after pleading guilty

patronizing a prostitute. police officers may boycott their duties at 49ers games if colin is not discipline. the police officers -- colin is not disciplined. they say he threatened their security. kaepernick has refused to stand during the national anthem in protest of officer-involved shootings of black people. hehe he has also worn socks with pigs dressed with police. the chief plans to work with the union and the 49ers trying to reach a solution. here we go. football season is here. college football season at least. the sun devils get the party started in tempe. manny wilkins, the new starting quarterback for asu, how he did.

we finally get to watch some football finally, we fill not a scrimmage, not a practice. but real college football. well, the pros kick off next weekend. but as i mementszed, the college kids got it all started tonight. and that includes the arizona state sun devils. asu hosting the lumberjacks. manny wilkins gets the start as quarterback. this is the opening kickoff. he goes with the pooch kick. not a good idea. caleb says thank you very much. nice return right here.

asu already in business. the sun devils will take advantage. manny will kins, nice fake. the quarterback keeper. touchdown devils. on the opening drive. 7-0 asu. n-au answers. they go for it on fourth down. no chance. defense. coming through there. they stuff the lumberjacks. wilkins looking to air it out. stares down the receiver. throws it into double interception. scary play here. watch scrigz sam number 2 get shaken up. watch the replay. watch his right leg. oh, boy. his knee gets buckled down right there. oh, that is some scary moments. good thing he can walk off under his own power. more trouble for asu. running back demario richard also shaken up. he goes towards the sideline, has an awkward fall.

he was out -- underneath. he was out of the game. wide open here. big, big hole. all kinds of room. nice hurdle by wilkins. so nice look at it twice. wow, what a play. but asu struggling with n-au. 10- -- nau. the offensive lineman recently passed away. very cool to see the cats taking on byu in this game is played tonight at university of phoenix stadium. buying some time and it does not pay off. that interception will go on the other way. the cougars trying to respond, andrew is not a happy camper. byu from the doorstep. they punch it through and they lead 9-3.

taking on alabama. 'bama, the top team in the country. they're pretty good. jalen hooking up with darius stewart. how about this. stewart gets behind the defense. touchdown 'bama. they lead by 7-3. 17-3 now. and guess who's back. it's our darius stewart. so wide open he's lonely. you just saw the guy score a touchdown. you might want to put a guy on him. he's to have the race. you can kiss him good-bye. alam final score, 52-6. wow! you want more football? yeah, we saw. houston, the cougars taking on oklahoma. oklahoma is ranked number 3 in the country. the cougars, they're not scared. oklahoma trailing, going for the field goal right here. it's a long one. 53-yard. and it's short. brandon wilson with the return. he catches the ball. that is a live ball. and he's got some blockers and he's got some hops.

takes it to the house with a touchdown. h-town with a huge upset. final score, 33-23. lsu looking to take care of wisconsin. the tigers a football factory. the badgers, they came out like gangbusters. they had the lead until this play right here.& tigers lead 14-13. the badgers come right back, a field goal. right down the pipe. wisconsin up 16-14. they're thinking upset. lsu one last chance. the heave is picked off. watch the cheap shot. josh, what a shot. are you kidding me? oh. talk about a sore loser. wisconsin upsets lsu, 16-14 the final score. how about ucla. the bruins looking to beat up on the aggies of texas a&m. the aggies beat asu week one

we go to overtime. in o.t., fourth down. trevor knight calls his own number. the quarterback keeper. ucla must respond. fourth down for them. can they return the favor? no. incomplete pass. josh rosen can't believe it. 31-24 texas a&m does it again. wow! what a first weekend for college football. we supersize the football as the cardinals make some cuts, trimming down that roster. the fight for some good players now looking for work.

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cardinals head coac cardinals head coach bruce arians wracking his brain. fine-tuning his team, every team in the nfl needing to cut down its roster to 53 players. the cardinals are forced to let some good guys go. like quarterback matt barkley. he made well the entire game actually on slow start. shetled down and threw two touchdown passes. but it wasn't enough. another guy who played well on thursday, golden, cut too. that's a sign of a good team. when you have so many talents players but you can't keep them all. here's a look at some of the notable players that were let go. red bryant, he's gone. the tight end penny had a great

all of them cut by the cardinals. we're not done with the nfl stuff. the minnesota vikings getting sam bradford from the eagles. philly will get a first- and fourth-round pick. teddy bridgewater blew out his knee during the week. i guess the vikings feel they can win and they need bradford to do that. we talk baseball. the carbonio d-backs taking on the rockies. bases loaded for beef wellington. ladieser down -- laser down the line. goldie beats the throw. 3-rbi double. he's pumped up. still this the third, jake lamb he joins the party. see ya. wouldn't want to be ya. the d-backs open up the offense as they win this one, final

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we have an update on the investigation. >> and the local primaries close to wrapping up. when we'll hear the official tally and who's set for a recount. plus, a groomer giving some animals some much needed love. how they hope to help these pups find a new home. and thank you for joining us tonight at 10:00. phoenix police are looking into what they're calling a suspicious death after a fire at an apartment. it happened early this morning at a phoenix apartment complex. authorities responded to a fire and found the victim. marcy jones has more. >> reporter: that's right, guys. still a lot of questions in this case. police have not identified the victim in this morning's fire but neighbors describe him as a white male in his 30s. now as investigators try to piece together exactly what led up to the death, neighbors say they're concerned. just before 2:00 this morning police were called to an