friends lost contact with an overnight crash near seventh avenue. not clear how badly the motorcyclist was hurt in this. there is no description of the driver who took off. part of the freeway was shut down but it reopened this morning. man arrested in bullhead city accused of setting off bombs in the area. they a this is 48-year-old phillip creekcoyian. two weeks ago, a device was detonated in the an alley. a witness helped police track down the suspect's vehicle and they served a search warrant on his home and they said they found bomb-making materials and several explosives ready to use inside.

their apartment unit with a bleeding man behind the wheel of the car. it happened around 27th avenue and camelback road. courtney griffin has more. >> reporter: phoenix police say just before 2:00 this morning, a man was shot at multiple times. he ended up losing control of his vehicle and driving right into the apartment unit where three people were asleep inside. the three people are ok but the driver was pronounced dead on scene. >> i w sleep. boom, boom, boom, pow. everything went hell from there. >> reporter: he was inside the unit when a car came crashing through. he says thankflly, he and his two roommates were not in the living room. >> i did not think. just reacted when i heard the crash, i had got on my feet and i saw the car and the dust and everything all around.

i went back looking for a flashlight. i went back to the car and saw the guy bleeding. >> reporter: he says he called 911 as the driver was going in and out of consciousness. >> he was in and out. reporter: when police arrived, they got the plan out of the car in fear of the roof collapsing. crews worked on the man but was pronounced dead on scene. >> it was loud. i cannot compare it was loud and dusty and it was chaos. >> reporter: courtney griffin, fox 10 news. tomorrow could be a big day in court for bill cosby. the 79-year-old accused of drugging and molesting and raping a woman. this one accused at temple university. it comes as the deposition was unsealed.

deposition out of his sexual assault trial. his attorneys say he only tested if he was promised never to have it used in a case but he never had immunity. a creek bursts its banks and burst through a dam and that led to a mudslide through a village. this is the second time in the past month that the village has been hit by a caught on camera, a woman in indiana trying to steal some donald trump campaign signs but things go all wrong for her because the sign was attached to a fishing wire. when the woman tried to run off, she tripped and fell face first. she ran off without the sign. the man who rigged rigged the ss he does not care if you disagree with the sign, just leave the sign alone.

a long long-lost space it crashed into a comet and got lost in a dark crack. this is the first time that scientists have landed a probe on a comet. we're used to seeing earthquakes in california but we're getting a look at an earthquake in oklahoma. this is a camera shofr top of a television station. the 5.6 quake struck just after 7:00 saturday morning in north central oklahoma. the shaking, however, could be felt as far away as chicago and southwest texas. even in gilbert. the quake is one of oklahoma's largest on record. it left damage to buildings but nothing was destroyed. a tower camera in chicago

camera. the spider is living the high life. this is downtown chicago looking at the skyline. the spider enjoying the 87-degree weather before strolling off, hopefully, it didn't fall dozens of feet to the ground. coming up, the book deals that could be waiting for president obama and first lady michelle once their time in the white house is over. plus, it is known as er a look at all of the improvements done on america's most sacred monuments. will he be back as james bond? the offer of a lifetime for daniel craig. north korea launches three ballistic missiles. what neighboring nations say

we don't agree on everything. but we do agree that an honest day's work deserves an honest day's pay. representative kyrsten sinema knows that. when congress refused to work and pass a budget, she said they shouldn't get a paycheck. that's just common sense. and that's something we can all agree on. call representative kyrsten sinema

z23w6z z5yz y23w6y y5yy a big restoration project going on in our big restoration project going on in our nation's capital. the national mall is now in the final stages of a big makeover. now, we're getting a look at what went into the project in america's front yard. >> this is america's front yard. we want it to be available for everybody. reporter: the national mall

u.s. capital to the banks of the potomac river and is a must-see for tourists. 30 million people visit this area every year and after wear and tear, it has been going under a project. >> it was a much-needed repair, both to sustain it for durability, better irrigation, better longterm resilience. lawn is no easy task. the project started in 2007 and now in the final stages in, including the final turf restoration. the team seeds and and monitorse grounds. >> as far as construction goes, there is a huge collaboration when it comes to the drainage systems. >> reporter: john deere manufacturing has helped gov it a makeover.

our fleet. >> reporter: the main goal was to make the lawn look better for national celebrations, festival, and other events. this project required a lot of cash, including investments from the united states congress. >> to accomplish our fundraising goals, we rely on corporations such as john deere and individuals to help us enhance and restore the national >> reporter: those involved in the project say the turf should be ready and open to the public in term of the next big event. >> that means the obamas will be leaving office when the inauguration happens. they will be leaving office in a few months and they are expected to make a nice payday when it comes to writing books. they could earn between $20 million-$45 million combined

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get to know us at aarp.org/phoenix as you all know - today l labor day became a federal holiday back in 1894. however, oregon was the first state to make labor day an official public holiday and for many parts of the country, labor day is known as the unofficial end of summer. it is always summer here in arizona, right? in tonight's business watch, what cities have the strongest unions here in the united states? this is according to the website 24-hour wall street.

unions. albany, new york, and colorado springs were second and third. millions of people look at it every day and the facebook news feed turns 10 years old. facebook is up to 1.7 billion users and the average facebook user checks the site 14 times a day but for some that number is higher. the markets were closed today due to the labor fox business watch. oh, man. you see that and you crave it, right? you look at bacon and you go, i can use a little bit of that, especially on a b.l.t. americans love their bacon. a new study of people in the u.s. say we bought more than

bacon that is nearly three pounds for every american. >> reporter: i'm getting hungry already. how about that? this is a big week for football here in the valley. let's start with one of the more impressive players on the arizona cardinals team, david johnson. for offensive play callers, it there isn't anything the do. you can split him out to the wide receiver, you can see his ability to run in the back field and hi -- he runs between tackles. david johnson is going to be fun to watch. when you look at the versatility and the other weapons, how do you defend this guy? if he is a wide receiver, comes out of the back field, he is a

and strength. roy green visited studios last year. he will be in the ring of honor as one of the great receivers, defensive back receiver. i asked roy to describe the impact of david johnson. >> what does a defensive coordinator do? these guys can hurt you in so many ways. you split out david johnson maybe on a play, who comes in, do you defense? we hope so then you run chris johnson from the tail back position. >> reporter: arizona state is coming off an impressive, 44-13 win. n.a.u., at least for three quarters, they stayed with the sun devils. the lumberjacks were impressive. the quarterback for n.a.u. threw for 369 yards. little number 3 here was all

174 yards and that included this long bomb play from deep in n.a.u. territory for touchdown. think about this, marks, 174 yards and emmanuel butler seven catches, 118 yards. they kept it close and then a.s.u. pulled away. here is todd graham. >> i have a lot of respect, i think n.a.u. did a great job. i think their quarterback and their receiving will win a lot of games and their quarterback is good at taking care of the football. i think he turned the ball over four or five times all last year. they will do well. >> reporter: we saw real changes with a.s.u. football in the first game. he didn't see the all-out blitzing that we're used to seeing in the previous seasons. not that they didn't pressure the quarterback for n.a.u. at times.

impressive in protecting manny wilkins. when we return at 6:00, we will look at the change in demeanor for todd graham. more composed, a little looser on the sidelines. you can say stayed, if you will, we'll get into the aspect of how the a.s.u. team will be a work in progress when we return at 6:00. more football on the way at 6:00. >> he can use a littl bruce arians chill. >> reporter: some balance. >> i'm sure bruce arians can get worked up on occasion. his life in the nfl appears to be over for now so johnny manziel is headed back to school. he has reenrolled at texas a&m, didn't they call him mr. football? johnny football, they should

troublemaker. >> he was a parks and tourism master -- major.& >> reporter: what do you take when you are parks and tour irk major? >> he handled the pool party and taking crazy pictures. when he played at the college that was the major there. >> reporter: what do you major in? parks and recreation. >> fun. cleveland browns cut him in domestic charges and that was followed by partying. he says he wants to turn his life around so we'll see. i hope he does. will he return for another round as james bond? he has been saying no. the offer daniel craig just got that he might want to accept.

i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. i said, ahh. "i don't remember."

that is the number one song on the billboard hot 100 called closer by the chain smokers. as you heard in the lyrics, the city of tucson is mentioned in the song. ? >> this might be an offer too big to refuse.

the british actor has reportedly been asked again to star in two more james bond movies. sony offered him $150 million for the movies. he turned down $100 million so they upped it by $50 million so we'll see what happens. they upped it by $50 million so the fox show joe millionaire group of women into thinking he was a bachelor with millions of dollars but he was a blue-collar worker. there are trading cards with his autograph up for sale. the top one is selling for $ $1.99. >> reporter: breathe best at

about her split from the hollywood nation. renee zellweger is speaking out about her six-year hiatus from film making. she revealed that she left show biz because she was craving normalcy and wanted to grow as a person. ed schreiber sending a thank you to sylvester the film is based on stallone's iconic rocky character. he praised stallone for his support. lena durham offered an apology for shaming the nfl star after accusing him of dissing her. she backtracked via instagram sunday amid the unfounded story

insecurities. leslie jones isn't letting online trolls keep her down. she stepped down from the internet after her website was hacked last month. she made a triumph return to social media tweeting "i always get back up." "don't breathe" continued to dominate the box office taking the top spot with $16 million. "suicide squad" was in second dragon" picked up third with $6 million. in hollywood, will carr, fox news. coming up at 6:00, we have new details about a wild shootout that happened this morning. we're on the scene of the crime that started as a home invasion. we're going to hear from the neighbor who called 911 that is

tonight at 6:00, a hazardous fire erupts at a scrap yard in phoenix. witnesses say they heard explosions. we have a reporter on the scene. three men wake up to find a car smashed into their phoenix apartment and the driver covered in blood. how a shooting led to this accident. the images hard to for waters swept away their vans in colorado city one year ago. details about a memorial services planned for the victims. an arizona man arrested accused of making bombs in his home and setting them off around town. we'll show you where. thank you for joining us on fox 10 news at 6:00. we're following a fox 10 news alert.

this is the labor day weekend and a lot of people near the pool. 85th avenue and camelback road. a toddler was found in the backyard pool after going unseen for a few minutes. looks like they have a party set up. a bystander performed c.p.r. on the child. the child was taken to the hospital. at the time of the transport to the hospital, the child was not breathing and did not have a pulse. this is looking very grave. we're continuing to cover this throughout the newscast as soon as we get more information on this toddler's condition. we will report them to you here on fox 10 news. to the top story, steel, aluminum, copper, brass, nickel up in flames when a scrap yard caught fire. as you can see, from the picture here, it was a pretty big fire and you can see how it went out